This live album captures SNAFU at their peak. The group played a form of soulful, funky blues rock with some jazz and more in the mix. This concert album really showcases that quite well. While the sound quality here isn't the best I've heard on a live album, it works well enough. You won't confuse this with a bootleg or anything like that. This vinyl version is cut on high quality, heavy duty vinyl and is well worth having. Honestly, this is the format you should have when you listen to this kind of music. It's just fitting of the sound.

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The rhythm section brings this into being with some serious funk in the mix. The tune is very much a blues rocker with some hints of jazz built into it. The vocal performance gets quite powerful, and there is some killer jamming here, as well.

Keyboards open this cut in a mellower motif. There is still a bluesy angle to it, though. As the guitar and other instruments join, this blues element becomes the real driving force here. This is a low and evocative blues tune. It really has a lot of power to it.