Finally, the first of five reissues from the Hollywood, California Pentagram label. This album was produced by Al Schmitt, who also produced the Jefferson Airplanes After Bathing At Baxters, Crown Of Creation, Bless Its Pointed Little Head, and Volunteers as well as our own Ivory. This classic 1970 album featured fluid guitar and vocal harmonies much in the vein of Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young with heavy influences of the Grateful Dead. Seven of the eight compositions were by Michael Woods, who later played with America. The final track "Reno, Nevada", was penned by Richard Farina.