Near Mint 1975 Gatefold Promo Label. CC. "Of All The Post-Fathers & Sons Attempts At Updating Muddy's Sound In Collaboration With Younger White Musicians, This Album Worked Best Because They Let Muddy Be Himself, Producing Music That Compared Favorably To His Concerts Of The Period, Which Were Wonderful. His Final Album For Chess (Recorded At Levon Helm's Woodstock Studio, Not In Chicago), With Helm And Fellow Band-Member Garth Hudson Teaming Up With Muddy's Touring Band, It Was A Rocking (In The Bluesy Sense) Soulful Swansong To The Label Where He Got His Start. Muddy Covers Some Songs He Knew Back When (Including Louis Jordan's "Caldonia" And "Let The Good Times Roll"), Plays Some Slide, And Generally Has A Great Time On This Grammy-Winning Album." Bruce Eder, AMG.