Title: Bring it on home
Review: I bought this album on a discount cassette tape in the early seventies in Brisbane - unheard and thinking how cool I would be having such music. 35 years later and a lot wiser I have come to realise that somethings just outlast time - one of those being quality artists. This album represents, for me anyway, a time when things were less complicated and the music was for the music's sake. Depressing piece of reminiscing? No way - a celebration of how fortunate I was to stumble on these unheralded guys (In Australia at least) and now to trip over the cd while surfing the 'net in China. If you haven't heard this album buy it and rejoice!
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