I was 18 years old when I first heard this album. It was the latter half of myfreshman year at Fontbonne College (now Fontbonne University). I caughtit on KSHE 95 that spring (it was a time when KSHE briefly played jazz onSunday nights). I was so much into the jam, I bought the LP straight fromStreetside Records four days later.I now own the .mp3 folder of this jam, and a CD-R backup. I treasure both.
Thank you myfunky72 for putting this up! My father use to play this record a lot when I was very young. I loved this record. When I met Les Mccann I had the pleasure of telling him this was one of my favorite Lp"s by him. I started thinking about my dad and I got emotional. Hearing this music makes me think of my dad. He is passed away I love and miss him. Dad exposed me to all styles of Jazz and music. My father was my greatest inspiration. Again thank you very much.
I used to love putting this on for the rock n roll acid heads who would not listen to anything but Zep and Edgar Winter (both great, mind you!) in the dorms in the day. All these frat-type guys would go absolutely batshit for this LP, then go out and buy it and turn their pals on. Their lives were greatly expanded by Les and his crackerjack session players.
