This 1980 release captures the Downchild Blues Band at a pivotal moment, showcasing their signature blend of traditional blues structures with a contemporary edge that would influence a generation of Canadian musicians. It serves as a strong example of their blues-rock sound from the era.
- Recorded at Sound Canada in Toronto, the album featured a lineup that included core members Chuck Jackson and Donnie Walsh. The album was released on January 12, 1980, by UNIDISC MUSIC INC. It charted modestly on Canadian music surveys, becoming a staple for blues enthusiasts.
- The album was produced by David Devlin, known for his work with several prominent Canadian blues artists of the period. It received positive reviews in the Canadian music press for its authentic blues feel and polished production.
- This release came between their Juno Award-nominated "Rolling My Own" (1979) and their independently released "But I'm Cool" (1981), solidifying their reputation as a leading force in Canadian blues.
The Downchild Blues Band is a Canadian blues band formed in Toronto in the early 1970s. They are known for their energetic live performances and blues-rock sound.
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