Probably Three Dog Night's biggest selling and most popular album--thanks to the enormous hit single "Joy to the World"--1969's NATURALLY is an AM radio pop-rock delight. As always, the core trio of Danny Hutton, Chuck Negron, and Cory Wells sings other people's songs--the three wrote comparatively few of their own--in a solid and satisfying three-part harmony that made the group sound unlike anything else on the radio at the time. Besides the enormous Hoyt Axton number, NATURALLY's big single is their version of Russ Ballard's "Liar." ("One Man Band" and "The Family of Man" were other, less successful, singles.) Other highlights include the Negron solo performance of Jesse Colin Young's "Sunlight" and the choogling "Heavy Church," one of the band's best album tracks ever. If you're looking for a non-compilation Three Dog Night album, this would probably be the one to start with.
Disc 1: I Can Hear You Calling One Man Band Ill Be Creeping Fire Eater I Cant Get Enough Of It Sunlight Heavy Church Liar Ive Got Enough Heartache Joy To The World