concurring with those influences, places the musician on "the smoother side" of the genre of Chicago blues with some elements of Texas blues. Release history The album was Robinson's debut for the Alligator Records label, the first of three for the label. (For his second, I Hear Some Blues Downstairs, Robinson was nominated for a Grammy Award.) Prior to his contract with Alligator, Robinson had encountered difficulties finding a studio home for his music. The album has been subsequently reissued a number of times by Alligator in the U.S. and internationally by Japanese labels Pony Canyon and P-Vine. The 2001 P-Vine re-issue includes two bonus tracks: "I Hear Some Blues Downstairs" (4:16) and "As the Years Go Passing By" (4:49). Track listing Except where otherwise noted, all tracks composed by Fenton Robinson "Somebody Loan Me a Dime" – 2:54 "The Getaway" – 4:17 "Directly from My Heart to You" (Little Richard) – 4:17 "Going to Chicago" (Traditional) – 3:46 "You Say You're Leaving" (Big Joe Williams) – 3:15 "Checking on My Woman" – 3:23 "You Don't Know What Love Is" – 3:50 "I've Changed" – 4:23 "Country Girl" (Rudy Toombs) – 4:55 "Gotta Wake Up" – 4:25 "Texas Flood" (Larry Davis, Don Robey, Joseph Wade Scott) – 4:12 Personnel Fenton Robinson – guitar, vocals Dave Baldwin – tenor saxophone Cornelius Boyson – bass guitar Elmer Brown – trumpet Tony Gooden –|drums Bill Heid – keyboards Norval D. Hodges – trumpet Bill McFarland – trombone Mighty Joe Young – guitar Bruce Iglauer – record producer References Fenton Robinson albums 1974 albums Albums produced by Bruce Iglauer Alligator Records albums P-Vine Records albums