Track List:

Side A:

1 Dick Rabbit You Come On Like A Train: 1968 Bay City, Michigan.

2 Blizzard Be Myself: 1974 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

3 Fox Sun City Part II: 1969 San Francisco, California.

4 Sweet Wine Bringing Me Back Home: 1970 Virginia, Minnesota.

5 Enoch Smoky Roll Over Beethoven: 1969 Iowa City, Iowa.

Side B:

1 Flight Get You: 1974 Elyria, Ohio.

2 Quick Fox Indian: 1978 Berkshire, Massachusetts.

3 Bonjour Aviators The Fury In Your Eyes: 1976 Boston, Massachusetts.

4 Cedric Im Leavin’: 1970 Tulsa, Oklahoma.

5 Zane Step Aside: 1976 Malm, Sweden.

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