This 1970 Vault release finds the Chambers Brothers digging into a bluesier sound, a more restrained and intimate counterpoint to their famed psychedelic jams. It showcases their roots in raw, gospel-inflected R&B.
- Recorded in Los Angeles, "Feelin' the Blues" was produced by the band and their longtime associate L.Z. Cooper.
- The album was a departure from their more commercially successful work of the late 1960s, focusing on traditional blues structures and instrumentation.
- Despite its focused sound, the album did not chart on the Billboard 200.
The Chambers Brothers, originally from Mississippi, became known for their dynamic blend of soul, funk, and rock music. By 1970, they were seasoned performers seeking to explore grittier, blues-oriented sounds.
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