Jimmy Murphy – Google

This studio album is just dripping with so much Soul, Feeling & Dynamics. I believe they were very inspired by "the Band" (Music From Big Pink etc) to me its seems to reflect that American "Bob Dylan's Band". Style. Although not the strongest part of the album, I do like the singing & harmonies they added, even Kosses attempt at a vocal in his fine song "Colours". Rabbit's keyboard playing is par excellence as well as Simon Kirke's Smsready, dynamic, rhythmic drumming. Tstsu seems to have nailed Andy Fraser's Bass style to a "T" which helps give this LP that much more of a sound reminiscent to Free (Koss & Kirk's defunct band). And of course - Paul Kosssoff's beautiful, Soulful, laid- back overdriven Leslie Speaker (or Rotovibe ?) laced throughout all the tracks is pure "Molten Gold" (if you know what I mean). Trust me - this wonderful album is a real treasure that really grows on you.

A Grab-Bag of Vocal songs & "Funky" Instrumentals, this album has a real late 60s to early 70s Vibe that really Grows on You. Sounds like it was quicky thrown together & produced, this LP has that unmistakable "Edgey" sound that grabs ahold of you in a good way. Even some Psychedelia mixed in for good measure with the fuzzed-out "Octavia" Pedal Guitar solo in the opening track. Definitely not on the same Par as the "Super Session" LP, but nevertheless an important piece of musical Nostalgia "Must-Have" for those Times.