Who Will Save the World? closed out a prolific period for The Groundhogs, consolidating their status as purveyors of heavy, effects-laden blues-rock with a sharp political edge. The album is notable for its raw production and Tony T.S. McPhee's distinctive guitar work.
- Recorded in 1971 at the famous De Lane Lea Studios in London, with engineer Martin Birch.
- The album reached number 28 on the UK Albums Chart.
- Fire Records was a label founded by the band's manager, John Curd.
The Groundhogs were a British blues-rock band formed in the early 1960s, best known for their heavy, psychedelic sound and lengthy instrumental jams. By 1972, they had honed their blues-rock fusion into a distinctive heavy sound, settling into their most stable and productive lineup.
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