Description
This was the 8th album by blues master Howlin’ Wolf released by Chess Records in 1971. Often considered an attempt at offering the masses a psychedelic record, its sound ranges from acid-rock, to blues, to funk, and back again. The title song is Wolf’s attempt at reaching the youth of the era in a beautiful spoken word ballad which can easily be summed up in two words: Be Yourself. Arranged and conducted by Cash McCall, this album presents Wolf in the company of legendary pianist Sonny Thompson.
Side A:
| 1 | If I Were a Bird |
| 2 | I Smell a Rat |
| 3 | Miss James |
| 4 | Message to the Young |
Side B:
| 1 | She’s Lookin’ Good |
| 2 | Just As Long |
| 3 | Romance Without Finance |
| 4 | Turn Me on |
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