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The 2003 album "Out There" by Cork, the super rock duo formed by Corky Laing, who played drums for Mountain, and Eric Schenkman, the guitarist who left Spin Doctors, has been re-released! Noel Redding of the Jimi Hendrix Experience, who also participated in Mountain's reunion tour at the time, played bass as a support member. This is a rare album, one of only two released in a short period of about five years, and is a hidden gem of heavy and funky hard rock. 1. Locked In The House 2. Under The Radar 3. A Kind Of Love 4. She Stands Alone 5. My Turn (Ode To Me) 6. Taking Over 7. Time To Go To Bed 8. Johnny Stick 9. Tender In The Night 10. Separate Joints Cork is a super rock duo consisting of drummer Corky Laing (formerly of Mountain) and guitarist Eric Schenkman (formerly of Spin Doctors). Noel Redding (formerly of the Jimi Hendrix Experience) participated in tours and recordings as a support member. They released two albums, 'Speed ??of Thought' in 1999 and 'Out There' in 2003, and toured extensively. Their music was also used in the documentary film "Liberty Village". After Mountain disbanded, Laing became a legend and collaborated with various artists. He continued to participate in Mountain's reunions, which occurred repeatedly from the 1980s onward, until 2010. After the release of "Turn It Upside Down" in 1994, Schenkman left Spin Doctors due to creative differences. He has since been active with Chrysalied, God Boogie, and as a solo artist. He has also participated in tours and albums with artists such as Jack Bruce and Natalie Merchant. He reunited with Spin Doctors and released an album with them in 2013. In 2019, he released his solo album "Who Shot John?".