This is a real find! I was a little hesitant due to the lack of product information, but luckily an earlier reviewer spelled it out pretty clearly. My only concern was "do I already have most of these?" Bottom line, I already had exactly one cut: the Amsterdam 'Maybe' and it's always good to have a spare anyway. Everything else is new to me, and trust me, I own alot of Joplin. (And she owns me, but that's another story.). If the sound of her voice in song has as disproportionate an affect on your psyche (to the good) as it does on mine, you probably better pick this up. Two Maybe's, two Try (A Little Harder)s (OMG I've never heard anything like EITHER of these), a couple of Summertimes (each with all new ways of accentuating vowels, consonants, switching between octaves and of course stretching out the final note for your ecstatic enjoyment), and of course a 'Ball And Chain' as unique and beautiful as the rest of them.

FINALLY AVAILABLE ABBS FIRST EVER SHOW BUT WITHOUT GREGG Duane and Gregg Allman formed their first band, the Escorts, which evolved into the Allman Joys, in the mid-1960s. By 1967, they had moved to St. Louis, where a Los Angeles-based recording executive discovered them; they consequently moved out West and were renamed the Hour Glass, cutting two unsuccessful albums for Liberty Records. . Duane then moved back East to pursue a career as a session musician at Muscle Shoals Studios, Alabama, while Gregg stayed behind in Hollywood, bound by contractual obligations with Liberty, who believed he could hold a solo career.