's second album, , is even less distinct that his -produced debut . After playing in the nearly mythical , a band that recorded a couple of singles -- before joined -- and recorded an as yet unreleased album in 1970, moved to Woodstock later that year, signed to , and began the sessions for his sophomore offering with his own band, . Self-produced, the album features 12 original compositions, very much in the funky vein as his first album. is an able but not exceptional singer. His tunes are standard fare as well,. The album, as an album, holds together very well, but there are no individual headturners. The best moments here are and ~ Thom Jurek