Such Is Love (1983)

About this title: As far as PPM themselves are concerned, this album is much more representative of their sound than the 1978 Reunion LP was. Recorded live in New York City in October of 1981, it was originally released in America on the Peter Paul & Mary label (and later picked up by Warner Bros.), during the period in which the trio was between contracts. The trio returns to their mid-1960s sound, accompanied principally by Yarrow and Stookey's guitars, and Dick Kniss' bass, with intermittent embellishment on individual songs from Hugh McCracken on electric guitar, Dick Kniss on bass, Dominic Cortese on ... read more

Tracks:

1. Such Is Love [Yarrow]
2. Power [Hall/Hall]
3. Would You Like to Learn to Dance? [Goodman]
4. Music Speaks Louder Than Words [Payne/Pease/Scarpie]
5. Don't Go Down to the Quarry [Yarrow]
6. There But for Fortune [Ochs]
7. Every Flower [Stookey/Milstein/Ya]
8. Delivery Delayed [Rogers]
9. Wild Places (For Caloola) [Campbell]
10. Stewball [Yellin/Herald/Rinzl]

Note: This is a general synopsis. Each listing is further described below.