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This is a good album featuring Miller Anderson (Keef Hartley Band), Stan Webb (Chicken Shack), and Robbie Blunt, formerly of Silverhead, who later turned up during the early 80's playing with Robert Plant.With a three guitar attack, these guys had a great heavy blues rock sound. I would have thought this band would have gone on to bigger and better things, but due to managerial problems, the band eventually called it a day.All the songs on this album are great rockers, and should be part of any respectable record collection, right alongside the likes of; Ten Years After, Humble Pie, Savoy Brown, Cactus, etc.But one song, 'It's Evil' puzzles me. Most people will recognize this song as a well known blues standard, along with being a song Cactus did on their album titled Restrictions. Only they called it 'Evil', and gave credit to one C. Burnett for writing this classic, though Broken Glass credits 'Robbie Blunt and Stan Webb' as the writers. In case you're wondering, C. Burnett is none other than the great Howlin' Wolf.On a related side note, I've often wondered why so many bands failed to acknowledge the right person regarding credits. Possibly an oversight/error of the record company or management? Who knows, but this type of thing happened frequently in the rock world. Take the self titled LP by Stray Dog for instance...Snuffy Walden credited himself on the song 'Crazy' aka 'Crazy Bout You Babe'...see Bloodrock as well, but at least they credited Cates/Garrett, the actual composers. Snuffy even had the balls to co-credit himself alongside Billy Gibbons (ZZ Top) on Stray Dog's cover of 'Chevrolet'. It seems Mr. Page isn't alone in the rock n roll plagiarism/song theft game. End of my review/rant :)