Sugarloaf : Sugarloaf / Spaceship Earth

 

DRESSED IN LOVE,

SHE LIVES FOR LIFE TO BE

GREEN-EYED LADY

FEELS LIFE I NEVER SEE

SETTING SUNS

AND LONELY LOVERS FREE

Sugarloaf 

is the debut album 

by American

 rock band

 Sugarloaf

 It was released in 1970

 and reached No. 24 

on the Billboard

 Top LPs chart. 

It is best known for

 the No. 3 hit single

 "Green-Eyed Lady".

An edit of his 

“Tongue in Cheek,”

 a track on

 the second 

Sugarloaf album, 

Spaceship Earth, 

became a minor hit

 in 1971. 

For the

 follow-up album, 

1971's 

Spaceship Earth, 

Sugarloaf 

added guitarist/songwriter 

Bob Yeazel, 

who had previously

 played on 

two albums 

as part of a

 Denver band

called the Beast.

 Spaceship Earth 

didn't produce any hits,

 and disagreements 

over the band's 

choice of 

producers followed. 

Yeazel wound up 

leaving prior 

to the release of 

1973's

 I Got a Song,

which appeared on

 the smaller 

Brut label 

and featured former 

Beast drummer

 Larry Ferris. 

Resurfacing on 

Claridge

 in 1975, 

Sugarloaf

 finally scored that

 elusive follow-up hit 

with the 

title track 

from their 

fourth and final album,

 Don't Call Us -- We'll Call You. 

However, 

they subsequently

 disbanded. 

Corbetta went on

 to release a 

solo album 

on Warner Bros., 

and later worked 

with

 Frankie Valli & the Four Seasons

 as a writer,

 producer, 

and

 backing musician.

TRACKLIST

01. Green-Eyed Lady 

02 The Train Kept A-Rollin' (Stroll On)  

03. Medley: Bach Doors Man 

04. West Of Tomorrow 

05. Gold And The Blues 

06. Things Gonna Change Some

07. Spaceship Earth

08. Rusty Cloud  

09. I Don't Need You Baby  

10. Rollin' Hills 

11. Mother Nature's Wine

12. Country Dawg  

13. Woman 

14. Music Box  

15. Tongue In Cheek 

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