A vitriolic quartet from Corpus Christi, Texas, considered by experts to be pivotal in the evolution of blues to heavy rock. The one album recorded in 1972 for little Acorn highlights a resounding jam attitude tied double-string to the Allmans’ southern blues, peppered later with psychedelic influences. Richard Deleon’s warm voice frames a picture that bewitches for the variety of its colors, at times dark and bleak, at times more vivid and sunny, but undoubtedly the protagonists of a beautiful work. The band’s technical proficiency is sunny and unquestionable, just listen to the interweaving solos by Deleon and the other guitar harnessed by William Grate, but not to be outdone are James Castillo on bass and Frudy Lianes on drums, both of whom give an excellent performance.

1. Cruising
2. Joy
3. Marriage
4. Creation a Child
5. Just a Man
6. We Can Make It, Luv
7. Not Mine
8. Where is She
9. Mythical Dream