: Miller Anderson delivers powerful, soulful vocals reminiscent of Rory Gallagher or Canned Heat 's Bob Hite. His guitar work is "classy" and reverberating, particularly during a solo that builds in intensity toward the song's outro.
: Along with core members Anderson, Thain, and Hartley, the recording featured "Spit" James (Ian Cruickshank) on rhythm guitar and arrangements by Henry Lowther, a stalwart of the British jazz scene.
Recorded between April and July 1969 at , the track was part of a session that aimed to diversify the band's sound following their Woodstock appearance.
: Miller Anderson delivers powerful, soulful vocals reminiscent of Rory Gallagher or Canned Heat 's Bob Hite. His guitar work is "classy" and reverberating, particularly during a solo that builds in intensity toward the song's outro.
: Along with core members Anderson, Thain, and Hartley, the recording featured "Spit" James (Ian Cruickshank) on rhythm guitar and arrangements by Henry Lowther, a stalwart of the British jazz scene.
Recorded between April and July 1969 at , the track was part of a session that aimed to diversify the band's sound following their Woodstock appearance.