This album can be said to be the origin of Ben Sidran, the magician of syncopated refrains.
The urbane lyricism rooted in jazz and blues and the San Francisco spirit that comes from his background in the Steve Miller Band are skillfully mixed together to create a truly hip flavor.
The funk idioms on the album are stylish, including "Poor Girl" with its bouncing Hammond organ and "About Love" with its mellow electric piano.
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A:
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1)
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Leo's My Name
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2)
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Poor Girl
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3)
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Racine Bovine
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4)
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About Love
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5)
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Feel Your Groove
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B:
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1)
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That Fine Day
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2)
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Alexander's Rag Time Brand
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3)
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Try
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4)
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My Wife
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5)
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The Blues In England
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6)
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Spread Your Wings
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Trumpet - Blue Mitchell
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Liner Notes - Glyn Johns
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Recorded By, Mixed By - Glyn Johns
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Drums - Jim Keltner
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Guitar - Peter Frampton
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Recorded By, Mixed By - Bruce Botnick
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Guitar - John Pisano
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Bass - Willie Ruff
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Guitar - Boz Scaggs
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Guitar - Jesse Ed Davis
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Piano, Organ, Vibraphone - Ben Sidran
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Producer - Ben Sidran
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Written-By - Ben Sidran
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Drums - Charlie Watts
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Arranged By - Nick DeCaro (A5, B3)
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Drums - Gary Mallaber
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Guitar - Curley Cooke
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Bass - Greg Ridley
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Bass - David Brown (10)
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Backing Vocals - Mimi Farina
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Percussion - Sandy Konikoff
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Drums - George Reins
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Saxophone - Chris Driscoe
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Backing Vocals - Judy Sidran
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Bass - Arnold Rosenthal
