1968 Stereo Original. Spooky Tooth's self-titled album, "Spooky Tooth," established Spooky Tooth’s core line-up—Gary Wright, Mike Harrison, Luther Grosvenor, Mike Kellie, and Greg Ridley—and introduced their blend of blues-rock with prog and soul undertones. The album gained attention for its robust Hammond organ sound and the dual lead vocals of Wright and Harrison, setting them apart amid the British blues rock movement of the late 1960s.

The album’s history is shaped by its transatlantic rebranding and the way it showcased Spooky Tooth’s early stylistic explorations, including covers and original material that hinted at the heavier, more experimental direction the band would take. While not a major commercial hit at the time, the album has since garnered a cult following, recognized for its raw energy and musicianship. As the band evolved, early tracks from "It's All About" often resurfaced in retrospectives under the "Spooky Tooth" title, contributing to confusion but also demonstrating the foundational role these sessions played. The group’s later work, especially "Spooky Two," would cement their reputation, yet the original album remains a significant artifact of the era’s shifting rock landscape.