The first of two hit albums in what turned out to be the peak year for CH, and between the two it is this one that consistently delivers the goods. Ten densely-packed tracks of thick grooves, fried hockey booties, Owl songs, Whisky Headed Women, Amphetamine Annie's, along with one blues harp hypnotizing whale of a hit tune which would launch the band to stardom. "On the Road Again", fronted by the distinctive vocals of Alan Wilson, made the group hippie favorites. Even people who dislike the band acknowledge this is a bonafide classic.