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CADS 101-2 Released in: Released: Produced by: Earl Doud & Tom Flye | |
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CADS 101-2 Released in: Released: Produced by: Earl Doud & Tom Flye | |
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| Tracks side one: | Written by: | Recorded: |
| Cissy Strut | Neville, Nocentelll, Porter, Modeliste | . |
| Freedom Jazz Dance | Harris | . |
| Sympathy For The Devil | Jagger, Richards | . |
| Mother Nature's Son | Lennon, McCartney | . |
| Road Song | Williams | February 1970 |
| Tracks side two: | Written by: | Recorded: |
| Lay Lady Lay | Dylan | . |
| Hey Jude | Lennon, McCartney | . |
| He Darked The Sun | Clarke, Leadon | . |
| Earl's Shuffle | Doud | . |
| Tracks side three: | Written by: | Recorded: |
| Getting Back To Molly | Klingman, Cosgrove | February 1970 |
| Cherrypicker | Mirror, Keating | . |
| Kilpatrick's Disaster | Klingman, Gayle | . |
| Girl From Ipanena | Gimble, Jobin | . |
| No One Knows | Klingman, Woods, Cosgrove | February 1970 |
| Tracks side four: | Written by: | Recorded: |
| Living Like A Fool | Crutchfield, Maxwell | . |
| Working In A Coalmine | E. Cash | . |
| Big City Woman | Klingman | . |
| On The Rebound | Cramer | . |
| Musicians on tracks with Eric Clapton: | ||
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| Guitar | Eric Clapton | |
| Piano, Guitar, Organ | Dr John | |
| Organ, Harp, Piano | Moogy Klingman | |
| Drums | Richard Crooks | |
| Bass | Stu Woods | |
| Guitar | Delaney Bramlett | |
| Vocals | Tommy Cosgrove | |
| Vocal | Earl Doud | |
| Back-up vocals | Maretha Stewart | |
| Back-up vocals | Hilda Harris | |
| Back-up vocals | Valerie Simpson | |
| Vocal | Eric Mercury | |
| Trombone | Meco Monardo | |
| Trombone | Lou Delgatto | |
| Trombone | Bobby Keller | |
| Trumpet | Bill Chase | |
| Trumpet | Lou Soloff | |
| Trumpet | Alan Rubin | |
My personal review and reflection: 
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| This album has nothing to do with Creek! It was recorded in 1970, but wasn't released until 1973 due to legal difficulties. This is a huge get-together. Lots and lots of musicians: Doctor John, Harvey Mandel, Mitch Mitchell, Linda Ronstadt, Todd Rundgren, Chris Wood, just to mention a few. Two musicians are not allowed to put their names on the album: A. N. Other and King Cool. (Jeff Beck and Eric Clapton). Eric is doing an OK job, but the leading guitarist is Jeff Beck. The music has its ups and downs, but all together it's a nice album, well worth buying (if you can find it!) | ||