1974 Second Issue. Unplayed Condition. Tiny Corner Bump, Hence Price. "Although This Was Bob Welch's Last Album With The Band He Had Worked With Since 1971, It Sounds Like He's At His Peak. Pared Down To A Foursome For The First And (As Of 2002) Only Time Since The Addition Of Danny Kirwan, Both Welch And Christine McVie Contribute Some Of Their Finest Songs. Bolstered By Sympathetic Self-Production And Imaginative, Often Aggressive Arrangements That Include Brassy Horns On The Title Track (A Blatant But Failed Attempt At A Hit Single), The Album Is One Of Their Most Cohesive Yet Diverse.” Hal Horowitz, AMG.