Although the core trio of singers--Danny Hutton, Chuck Negron and Cory Wells--were Three Dog Night's public face, the band did have seven members through most of its career, as acknowledged by the title of 1972's SEVEN SEPARATE FOOLS. Widely considered the band's last really great album, the record opens with the metaphorical racial harmony plea "Black and White," followed by a semi-serious version of "My old Kentucky Home" which incorporates a bit of "Will the Circle Be Unbroken." The plaintive "Going in Circles," the goofy "In Bed," the sweet love song "Pieces of April" and the choogling "Tulsa Turnaround" are also highlights. Although Three Dog Night continued for several more albums, they never again reached these heights.
Disc 1: Black And White My Old Kentucky Home Prelude To Morning Pieces Of April Going To Circles Chained Tulsa Turnaround In Bed Freedom For The Stallion Writings On The Wall, The Midnight Runaway