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Three Dog Night 1974 Hard Labor – 03 - Anytime Babe. Three Dog Night 1974 Hard Labor – 04 - Put Out The Light. Three Dog Night Hard Labor 1974 – 7. On The Way Back Home.

Three Dog Night Prelude - Hard Labor (1974) Classic Rock/ US. 1974-Three Dog Night-Hard Labor I'd Be So Happy. Three Dog Night - Hard Labor 1974 09. The Show Must Go On. (play).

Play somethin' sweet, play somethin' mellow Play somethin' I can sink my teeth in like Jello Play something I can understand Play me some Brickyard Blues. Play somethin' sweet and make it funky Just let me lay back and grin like a monkey Play something I can understand Play me some Brickyard Blues. Well, I started to sweat She said "Don't get upset 'cause you just might break a string And that won't do a thing for your show. Interlude II. Play Something Sweet (Br. .

Written-By – S. Prokop. Photography By – Probe (15). Producer, Engineer – Jimmy Ienner. Other Versions (5 of 8) View All.

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Song by Three Dog Night. from the album Hard Labor. The most popular single version is the version by Three Dog Night, which reached on the Billboard Hot 100. Later versions of the song were recorded by Levon Helm (1978), Herman Brood (1980 on Wait a Minute), and Toots Thielemans (1993). Toussaint's own version of his song originally appeared on a compilation called Live at the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival 1976, featuring sets by many of his Crescent City contemporaries.

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The lightweight hits, "Sure As I'm Sittin' Here" and "Play Something Sweet (Brickyard Blues)," both with Cory Wells singing lead, are most representative of the record. However, the highlights are the Chuck Negron-sung "The Show Must Go On" (written and originally performed by Leo Sayer) and the dramatic, emotional ballad "I'd Be So Happy" (penned by Skip Prokop of Lighthouse fame). More a compilation of individual tracks than a true band effort, Hard Labor is an inconsequential entry in the Three Dog Night catalog.