First time on CD for this highly sought after Zoot Money album that bridges the gap between his jazzy, bluesy, soulful Big Roll Band and his Psychedelic excursions with Dantalion's Chariot. Recorded as a solo set between the two in 1966, it didn't get released until '68 first time around. The album features Andy Summers (later of The Police) on all tracks. The Blue-Eyed soulful vocals from Zoot and his distinctive groovy organ mix are set off by sitar in places as this sits pivotal to the genre-hopping Money's sound that made him part of the early '60s Blues boom, the beat clubs and the Mod scene and even the emerging psyche movement. Righteous.
