1972 on Dunhill
Gatefold sleeve
vg/vg - mindestens
" A former member of
Delaney & Bonnie's backup band, as well as a member of
Derek & the Dominoes, Bobby Whitlock's first solo record treads much of the same ground. With contributions from
Delaney Bramlett,
Whitlock turns in a solid effort filled with southern gospel influences ("A Day Without Jesus") and rootsy rockers. On the mournful ballad "Dreams of a Hobo"
Whitlock shows that all his good material was not spent on the
Derek & the Dominoes project. Though long out of print, this record is worth searching out for its encapsulation of early-'70s southern roots rock." (All Music Guide. 4 1/2 stars. AMG pick)
