Credits:Three Dog NightDescription:ThereleaseofHarmonyinthefallof1971gaveThreeDogNighttheirseventhgoldrecordinlessthanthreeyears,yieldingtwoTopTensingleswithPaulWilliam's"OldFashionedLoveSong"(numberfour)andHoytAxton's"NeverBeentoSpain"(numberfive).Inaddition,William's"FamilyofMan"wouldjustfailtocrackthetopofthecharts,risingashighasnumber12byMarchof1972.Thiscontinuedcommercialbrilliancewould,unfortunately,havenegativerepercussionsonvocalistChuckNegron'spersonallifewithacaraccident,followingasubstance-fuelledmixingsession,signalingthebeginningofhisprotractedslideintodrugaddictionandeventualtransience.Nevertheless,Harmonyremainsashowpieceforthegroup'sinterpretivetalents,thealbumdividingitselfbetweengood-naturedcommunalrecklessness(theWilliamcompositions,theorgan-drenchedfunkofthegroup'sown"Jam")andmorereserved,minor-keyedtradingsonthelastvestigesofflower-poweredearnestness(themelancholic"PeaceofMind,"andadubiouscoverofStevieWon