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'Hard pop-rock, with gruff vocals, a fat organ sound and some fine lead guitar on a strong set of songs, both rockers and ballads... At its best (which is much of it) this has a lot of appeal' - Endless Trip

'Enjoyable keyboard-driven rock, with a mix of glam thrown in' - rateyourmusic.com

Made by a short-lived quartet who'd formed on Los Angeles' Sunset Strip in the spring of 1971, this lost progressive pop-rock gem was originally released that summer. A catchy blend of hard-edged pop and rock, with meaty guitar and organ interplay, it boasts the talents of long-term Iggy Pop and Tom Petty sideman Scott Thurston, and deserves a far wider audience than it has enjoyed thus far.

Lost hard pop-rock classic

Originally issued in 1971

First time on CD

Liner notes included

1. Love Wit Chu Mama

2. No News

3. Here I Lie With You

4. Your Heart Can Find You A Song

5. Such A Lover

6. Having A Wonderful Time

7. Close As Touch

8. Enough Of This Circus

9. Bank Of Love

10. Change, We Are All Alive

11. Life, Leave Us Part As Friends