The third album in the Family discography. It was released on January 23, 1970, and already on February 7, the album rose to # 4 in the UK Albums Chart , marking the group's highest achievement in the charts (in the US, still past). With the appearance of new members in the group: bassist / violinist John Weider (ex-Eric Burdon and The Animals) and especially the multi-instrumentalist<br />(keyboards, flute, vibraphone) "Poli" Palmer (ex-The Hellions, ex-Eclection) - the sound of the group has changed in comparison with previous works, from jazz and blues it has become closer to folk-rock, as well as to country, and the lyrics became simpler and clearer (Chapman's socio-political comments). But Chapman's voice remained - one of the critics called his vocal style "electric bleating", the other described it as a formula: Bob Dylan + Marc Bolan. <br />Tracks: <br />All tracks written by John "Charlie" Whitney/Roger Chapman except where noted. <br />01. Drowned In Wine - 4:07 <br />02. Some Poor Soul - 2:42 <br />03. Love Is A Sleeper - 4:00 <br />04. Stop For The Traffic - Through The Heart Of Me - 2:09 <br />05. Wheels (Whitney/ Chapman/Ric Grech - 4:38<br />06. Song For Sinking Lovers - 4:03 <br />07. Hey - Let It Rock - 1:01 <br />08. The Cat And The Rat - 2:30 <br />09. 93's OK J (Whitney/John Weider) - 3:57 <br />10. A Song For Me (Whitney/Chapman/Weider/Robert Townsend) - 9:13 <br />Personnel: <br />- Roger Chapman - vocals, percussion <br />- John "Charlie" Whitney - guitars, banjo, organ <br />- Robert Townsend - drums, percussion, harp <br />- John Weider - bass, violin, dobro <br />- John Michael "Poli" Palmer - vibes, piano, flute + <br />- George Bruno - organ (03)<br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br />
