According to the Martin Celmins biography Green only had one of his wheels on the ground for much of the recording during this period. Intended to be Claptonesque but Green always managed to make things bluer. Vocals are wayward and inconsistent at times, but I really enjoyed spinning this. Side one was always a very edgy set in the best Greeny manner, even if his brother wrote the lyrics. But the rather breezy second side is sounding better than I remember when I liked my music edgier. Green's guitar leads had gotten very elliptical but he still had a nice pace and attack. Excellent rhythm section, particularly Fairport drummer Dave Mattacks, and a nice production job by Vernon-Kell and company. It was the third and last of the Vernon-Kells and I'm glad he took the trouble.

Don't understand all of the ambivalence around this album - it is by far Peter's best solo album and ranks as an all-time classic. Every songs is terrific!! Here is a song by song ranking with 10 = amazing and 1 = horrible. Very highly recommended - get it now!!

1. Gotta See Her Tonight - 10

2. Promised Land - 8

3. Bullet In The Sky - 9

4. Give Me Back My Freedom - 9

5. Last Train To San Antone - 10

6. To Breave Your Heart - 9

7. Bizzy Lizzy - 9

8. Lost My Love - 9

9. Like A Hot Tomato - 10

10. Trying To Hit My Head Against The Wall - 9

11. Woman Don't - 9

12. Whatcha Gonna Do? - 8