Track Side 1:
1. Thinking Of My Life (4:26)
2. Built FOR Comfort (6:00)
3. Pretty Woman (3:11)
4. Whiskey In My Jar (3:58)
Track Side 2:
1. Hello LA Bye Bye Birmingham (4:14)
2. Changed My Mind (3:05)
3. That Woman 's Got Something (2:51)
4. Willie The Pimp / Lie Back And Enjoy It (7:09)
5. I'm A Thief (3:50) ( Bonustrack , Single B-side)
This is The FirstRE-RELEASEOnVINYL under licensed courtesyof BMG Rights Management, UK, remasteredFrom to original master copy outof The vaultsof BMG. JUICY LUCY`s Second Album " Lie Back And Enjoy ItOn vertigo Although several members of Theband had been replaced sinceThe releaseof their famousFirst Album , it was generally consideredTo beA respectable follow up To their eponymous debut albumofThe previous year. The bulk of TheTheband , althoughThe album does featureThe additionof Willie Dixon's classic 'BuiltFOR Comfort' and A terrible coverofThe Frank Zappa song 'WillieThe Pimp'. The album peaked at number 53 in The UK Albums Chart in November 1970. if JUICY LUCY's debut album ranks among The most haunted blues-rock albums ofThe late 1960s, its follow-up illustrates moreofTheEvil electrics and swamp-conscious blues that gaveJUICY LUCY its most scintillating shivers. The interplay between Glenn Ross CampbellFOR Comfort,' 'ThinkingOf My Life ,' andThe best ever coverof Frank Zappa's 'WillieThe Pimp' are heavily Blues based. But The band also expanded into Hard Rock, Psychedelia and early Prog. Campbell's guitar work is simply stunning and miles above anything done at The Time . Williams' throaty vocals are superbly expressive, A powerhouse OnHIS own, and allThe otherband members play well incredibly, turning this album intoATimeless masterpiece. In many respects this album encapsulates everything that was great in MUSIC by TheofThe 1960s: originality, innovation, good and talent. Essential MUSIC FOR body and soul! Another critic describes it as A surprisingly excellent 1970 boogie rock album with as-good-as-it-gets Sound quality. Mississippi Woman and WhiskeyThe Jar are also very hot tracks. Interesting To compare TheFAT BritishSound hereToThe trebly weedySoundYou get On manyUs albums around thisTime . It's well thought out and explosive/dynamic MUSIC . Kinda like Grand Funk Railroad meets Cocker's 'Mad dogs' period with A bit ofFOR those Southern overtones or thinkof to English incarnationof Leslie West's Mountain. The album cover is also awesome, folding out To reveal AHEAVY paperPoster . Damn cool! Extra track Thief was The B-side ofWoman . Reissue comes with an exact reproduction of TheA 4 paged insert withband stories and photos. All titles are remastered. Don't miss this great album. ( LONG HAIR )
Paul Williams - vocals, congas, piano
Mick Moody - Guitar
Chris Mercer - saxophones, keyboards
Glenn Ross Campbell - steel guitar, mandolin
Keith Ellis - bass guitar
Rod Coombes - drums, percussion