This 1964 Elektra release featured the trio revisiting traditional blues, rags, and hollers, but with a more polished studio sound than their debut. It showcases their individual strengths and the tight vocal harmonies that defined their act.
- The album was recorded at the studios of Elektra Records in New York City.
- It was produced by Paul Butterfield, who also played harmonica on a few tracks.
- The album charted at number 15 on Billboard's Top Blues Albums chart in August 1964.
Koerner, Ray & Glover were a folk-blues trio from Minneapolis, Minnesota, known for their interpretations of traditional American music. This album followed their 1963 debut and preceded their 1965 breakup.
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