The Cowsills' 1970 album "II X II" saw the band continue their exploration of folk-rock, with a more mature sound. The album marked a new chapter for the group on the Polydor label.
- The album was recorded in New York City and produced by The Cowsills themselves.Guest musicians on the album included session players notable for their work with other artists on the Polydor label.The album performed moderately on the charts, reaching #153 on the Billboard 200.
- The album saw the band experimenting with new sounds, moving away from the pure pop of their earlier work.Guitarist John Cowsill and vocalist Susan Cowsill took on more prominent songwriting roles.The album was the first to feature the full group of siblings, including Bob, Paul, John, and Susan Cowsill.
- "II X II" was released on February 25, 1970, by Polydor Records.The album features a blend of rock and folk-rock influences, showcasing the band's evolving musical direction.It reached #153 on the Billboard 200 albums chart.
The Cowsills were a family band from Rhode Island, known for their sunshine pop hits in the late 1960s. "II X II" was their first album after their initial run of hits and their departure from MGM Records.
Tracklist
