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tripjet999

A verified TOP-40 HIT!

Frank Carmack

From what Ive read, the band didn't want the horns. They were added after the fact by producer. I saw them live, Summer of '71; didn't need the horns. Plenty of muscle, GREAT band live...one of the best.

Raymond Marple

I still have this on a 8 track cassette. It's been molding in a drawer, try to find a 8 track player.

Mikey Maff

awesome

preston cruz

this is my grandpas band

Bob Thacher

Still don't know what their singing about, but this is one of the most underrated songs of all time. It wasn't a big hit, but did make the charts. You can hear a BS@T or Chicago sound with the horns and the rest of the musicianship is superb.

52oldschool

I've had the pleasure of working with Dave Wagner in '97 at a large outdoor festival, we both hail from the same small So.Mn.town, always have a good chat whenever our paths cross. He knows it's "Cottage Cheese" for me

jason75

Havnt heard this in donkeys years, great song

Michelle S

My parents had this in a 45. I love this song. The video here rocks!

freezknotable

Now playing on Freezknotable: 70's origins of stoner rock. "Evil Woman" Crow.

Scotty G.

thanks matt...I'm another "doof" who looked at this....

venesmarie

still rocks my core- love those horns

mkanix666

This song was done by Black Sabbath on the European release of Black Sabbath as the closing track. I don't know why they took it off of the US release. 

Mooseboy08

"Nice Burton Cummings imitation there....". Uh, no, sorry, Steve Wright. The Guess Who were barely making a splash when this song was out, and Burtron Cummings had just joined them.Listen to the horns in the solo section, and you'll figure out that David Wagner was trying to imitate another David- David Clayton-Thomas.

Steve Wright

Nice Burton Cummings imitation there....

Tommy Boye

Drugs are bad. . . m'kay?

tripjet999

They actually had a "best of" album come out on the K-tel label a number of years ago. Probably helped that all of them (including K-tel label) were from Minn./St. Paul area.

engin yasnura

Well ozzy is a way more better than this guy, but this Song is already good with its riff

G.M. S

I wondered why Sabbath didn't release thir version in the states? Btw, I see some similarities between this tune and Black Night from Deep Purple. The main riff's are pretty close.

Saleem Khan

crow any time... around me...why......girls any have miracles in youre side........

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