This superb album makes its long-overdue CD debut here, showing Redwing to be an excellent, unfairly neglected piece of the early 1970s Californian musical jigsaw. They'd made an earlier psych-pop album as Glad, featuring Timothy B Schmit, (later of Poco and the Eagles), and when he departed they regrouped and put together this classy collection of gritty rock and roll. It was much-praised on its original release in 1971, but - despite gigging alongside acts including Delaney & Bonnie, Deep Purple, the Steve Miller Band, and releasing four further LPs - the band never got the commercial breakthrough they deserved.
• First time on CD
• Superb Californian rock and roll
• Produced by Russ Gary (Creedence Clearwater Revival)
TRACK LISTING:
1. The Underground Railway
2. Please Doctor Please
3. Bonnie Bones
4. Dark Thursday
5. Sweetwalkin' Lady
6. I'm Your Lover Man
7. Shorty Go Home
8. Hogtied
9. I'm Counting On You (To Come Through)
10. Oh Maggie (Don't Lift The Weight)
11. (Tell Me Baby) Why You Been Gone So Long
12. California Blues
