Sharing is the third album by the American folk trio The Gamble Folk (siblings Steve and Garry Gamble, along with Garryβs wife Renee), released on Edify Productions in 1972. The album was recorded and mastered by Tom Jung at Sound 80 Studios in Minneapolis, Minnesota; with The Gamble Folk producing. Arranged by Herb Pilhofer and Bob McMullin.
Featuring covers “Two Hands”, a song written by Tommy Coomes and Chuck Butler and originally recorded by Love Song on their self-titled 1972-album, “I Wish We’d All Been Ready”, a song written by Larry Norman and originally recorded on his 1969-album, Upon This Rock, as well as “Wedding Song”, a song written by Noel Paul Stookey and originally recorded on his 1971-album, Paul and…. Also covering “New World in the Morning”, a song written by Roger Whittaker and originally recorded on his 1971-album by the same title.
[Ken Scott, The Archivist, 4th Edition]
LP tracklist:
Side One
A1. “Wedding Song” – 3:55
A2. “Light Times” – 3:36
A3. “Floppin’ Fish” – 2:20
A4. “New World In The Morning” – 2:39
A5. “Amazing Grace” – 2:51
Side Two
B1. “Two Hands” – 3:33
B2. “Come On Down To The River” – 2:09
B3. “Day That He Died” – 2:45
B4. “Hey, Look Around You” – 3:43
B5. “I Wish We’d All Been Ready” – 3:40
B6. “Why Isn’t Everybody Singing Allelu?” – 3:14
“Wedding Song (There is Love)”, performed Live at Explo ’72.