Dr. Hook & the Medicine Show's sardonic, country-flavored pop/rock made them one of the most fondly remembered acts of AM pop radio's heyday in the '70s. Although the band had a reputation as a mouthpiece for humorist Shel Silverstein, who supplied several of their biggest hits (including "The Cover of Rolling Stone"), they didn't rely exclusively on his material by any means. And, during their peak years, they were just as famed for their crazed stage antics, which ranged from surreal banter to impersonating their own opening acts.
CD1
01. Sylvia's Mother
02. Sing Me A Rainbow
03. Hey, Lady Godiva
04. Makin' It Natural
05. Marie Lavaux
06. Freakin' At The Freakers' Ball
07. Carry Me, Carrie
08. Queen of the Silver Dollar
09. The Cover Of "Rolling Stone"
10. Roland the Roadie and Gertrude the Groupie
11. Life Ain't Easy
12. Penicillin Penny
13. Acapulco Goldie
14. The Wonderful Soup Stone
15. The Ballad Of Lucy Jordon
CD2
01. Only Sixteen
02. I Got Stoned And I Missed It
03. The Millionaire
04. Everybody's Makin' It Big But Me
05. More Like The Movies
06. A Little Bit More
07. If Not You
08. Jungle To The Zoo
09. A Couple More Years
10. Making Love And Music
11. Sleeping Late
12. Walk Right In
13. Sharing The Night Together
14. Sweetest Of All
CD3
01. Storms Never Last
02. I Don’t Want To Be Alone Tonight
03. When You’re In Love With A Beautiful Woman
04. All The Time In The World
05. You Make My Pants Want To Get Up And Dance
06. Sexy Eyes
07. Years From Now
08. Better Love Next Time
09. Girls Can Get It
10. That Didn’t Hurt Too Bad
11. Body Talking
12. The Wild Colonial Boy
13. Baby Makes Her Blue Jeans Talk
14. Loveline
15. Let Me Drink From Your Well
