Vinyl Album - Three Dog Night - Hard Labor - Dunhill

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Three Dog Night
Title:	Hard Labor
Label:	Dunhill
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	DSD-50168
Date:	6 Mar 1974
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	27 Own
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Three Dog Night	Prelude	P. D.	Rate
A2	Three Dog Night	Sure As I'm Sittin' Here	J. Hiatt	Rate
A3	Three Dog Night	Anytime Babe	L. Weiss	Rate
A4	Three Dog Night	Put Out The Light	Daniel Moore	Rate
A5	Three Dog Night	Sitting In Limbo	J. Cliff, G. Bright	Rate
B1	Three Dog Night	I'd Be So Happy	S. Prokop	Rate
B2	Three Dog Night	Play Something Sweet (Brickyard Blues)	A. Toussaint	Rate
B3	Three Dog Night	On The Way Back Home	Daniel Moore	Rate
B4	Three Dog Night	The Show Must Go On	L. Sayer, D. Courtney	8.0 Rate

Notes

Full release date listed in March 9, 1974 issue of Billboard

production & sound: Jimmy Ienner
recorded at Record Plant in Sausalito
mixed at Record Plant in New York City

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Comments and Reviews


old record nut 21st Nov 2019		The way my gate fold is put together the bandage picture is the back cover.



pudgym 31st Jul 2019		@Break-in master - what can I scribe? Some hoity-toity upper-level department store Rolodex riffler got the heebie-jeebies looking at the original 'birth' cover and threatened to not stock the LP unless the art was covered up.



Break-In Master 7th Mar 2019		And, what did they censor? A guy holding a copy of the album with a pair of forceps!! BIG DEAL!!



Break-In Master 7th Mar 2019		This just turned 45 years old yesterday!



TheDroid 4th Dec 2017		This would be the final somewhat elaborate packaging that Three Dog Night was to receive from ABC/Dunhill. After this the packaging would be more standard fare of the time.



Bgray1 25th Jun 2017		Added images of attached folder to front cover.



pudgym 16th Aug 2016		Another 1970s *censored* album cover. Some vinyl LPs did get out without the bandage on the cover, as well as most of the 8-track cartridges.