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Alive
Liberty Records
1969

How many live albums—forget decent ones—were left behind by bands in 1967/68? This is one, and it's better than decent, and almost a gift from heaven, capturing an early incarnation of the group (circa 1968) on a good night at the L.A. Troubadour. Someone has earned a place in musical heaven for seeing to recording the show.
Bruce Eder, All-Music Guide
Track Listing (choose a title below for lyrics):
Crazy Words, Crazy Tune
 
Good-Night, My Love (Pleasant Dreams)
 
Foggy Mountain Breakdown
 
Alligator Man
 

Buy for me the rain, my darling, buy for me the rain;
Buy for me the crystal pools that fall upon the plain.
And I'll buy for you a rainbow and a million pots of gold.
Buy it for me now, babe, before I am too old.

Buy for me the sun, my darling, buy for me the sun;
Buy for me the light that falls when day has just begun.
And I'll buy for you a shadow to protect you from the day.
Buy it for me now, babe, before I go away.

Buy for me the robin, darling, buy for me the wing;
Buy for me a sparrow, almost any flying thing.
And I'll buy for you a tree, my love, where a robin's nest may grow.
Buy it for me now, babe, the years all hurry so.

I cannot buy you happiness, I cannot by you years;
I cannot buy you happiness, in place of all the tears.
But I can buy for you a gravestone, to lay behind your head.
Gravestones cheer the living, dear, they're no use to the dead.

Candy Man
 
Rock Me Baby
 
Fat Boys (Can Make It in Santa Monica)
 
Crazy Words, Crazy Tune