The 1968 album "Together" captured Country Joe and the Fish at a transitional moment, showcasing a more polished, though less overtly political, sound. It charted at #69 on the Billboard 200.
- The album was recorded at Vanguard's studio in New York City. It features a cover of the song "Rock and Soul Music" by Ray Brooks and Fred Carter Jr. "Together" was the band's third studio album.
- The album was produced by Sam Charters.
- It was the last album to feature the full original lineup of the band.
Country Joe and the Fish were a San Francisco-based psychedelic rock band formed in 1965. They were known for their politically charged lyrics and extended jams. The release of "Together" in 1968 found the band grappling with internal tensions and shifting musical landscapes.
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