When issued in 1980, it was the second straight year he had released an album after a nine-year gap. drummer must have wondered what he had gotten himself into because the opener, ais almost as close to disco as got with "Miss You." continues in a funky vein with "Mama Don't You Cry," as if shaking off the cobwebs and actually trying to pay attention to the current scene. He goes right back to his roots on the album's third tune with "Born Under a Bad Sign" and stays with blues derivatives the rest of the way. The album-ending title track sounds like a seven-minute version of the dreamy tune "Albatross," a hit for in the '60s. Sounding more confident than on his comeback album, he seems more like the of old, although the move toward funk didn't really suit him. ~ Mark Allan