Mother Earth - Living With The Animals

Living With the Animals is the debut studio album by the American blues rock band Mother Earth, released in 1968.  Two part Gatefold Album with many pictures.

This album introduced Mother Earth to the music scene, showcasing their unique blend of blues, rock, and soul.

The band was fronted by the powerhouse vocalist Tracy Nelson, whose dynamic voice became a defining element of the group’s sound.
The album also features a mix of covers and original songs, combining raw blues energy with soulful melodies.

Notable Tracks:
Down So Low - Written by Tracy Nelson, this hauntingly emotional track is one of her signature pieces.
Mother Earth - The band's namesake song, delivering deep blues vibes.
Goodnight Nelda Grebe, the Telephone Company Has Cut Us Off - A quirky, standout track with a playful edge.
Significance:
The album is praised for its authenticity and the band's skillful musicianship.
Tracy Nelson’s vocal performance on Down So Low is especially lauded, making the song a classic among blues enthusiasts.
The album reflects the late 1960s blues revival and resonates with the countercultural movements of the era.

Mercury Catalog # SR 61194

Vinyl in Near Mint Condition.  Cover in Very Good Condition - shows some scuff from storage over time.