Electronically Tested
Mungo Jerry · 1971
38 min · 9 tracks · pop rock
A playful fusion of pop rock and blues-infused grooves with a distinctly upbeat vibe.
Electronically Tested is an album by Mungo Jerry, released in 1971. A playful fusion of pop rock and blues-infused grooves with a distinctly upbeat vibe. 'Electronically Tested' features the enduring single 'In the Summertime,' which previously topped charts worldwide, solidifying Mungo Jerry's place in early 70s pop culture. The album's blend of genres showcased the band's versatility, influencing subsequent acts in the pop rock scene. Here's what makes it worth your time and what to listen to next.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Electronically Tested sound like?
A playful fusion of pop rock and blues-infused grooves with a distinctly upbeat vibe. Rooted in pop rock.
What makes Electronically Tested by Mungo Jerry notable?
'Electronically Tested' features the enduring single 'In the Summertime,' which previously topped charts worldwide, solidifying Mungo Jerry's place in early 70s pop culture. The album's blend of genres showcased the band's versatility, influencing subsequent acts in the pop rock scene. Released in March 1971, 'Electronically Tested' was Mungo Jerry's third studio album following their hit debut 'In the Summertime.' At this point, they were establishing their sound, building on commercial success while exploring new musical directions.
How many songs are on Electronically Tested?
Electronically Tested has 9 tracks, running approximately 38 minutes.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 She Rowed 3:19
- 2 I Just Wanna Make Love to You Standout 9:03
- 3 In the Summertime Standout 3:34
- 4 Somebody Stold My Wife 2:59
- 5 Baby Jump Standout 4:11
- 6 Follow Me Down 3:21
- 7 Memoirs of a Stockbroker 4:08
- 8 You Better Leave That Whisky Alone 4:03
- 9 Coming Back to You 3:37
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