Digitally remastered edition of this great lost 1974 album from the Soul/Pop troubadour. Despite working for some of the biggest names in the music business, Lou Bond is still regarded as an outcast. Early '60s material on landmark label Chess stayed on the shelves. Even this album, released on the groovy yet little-known Stax imprint We Produce was left to languish in cutout bins and vinyl graveyards across the US. Why did the soulful black hippie, troubadour, acoustic guitar slung over his lanky frame, keep on trucking, rocking and rolling after so many professional disappointments? Talent and dedication, my friends.
Punch hole through barcode.
- 1 Lucky Me
- 2 Why Must Our Eyes Always Be Turned Backwards
- 3 To The Establishment
- 4 Let Me Into Your Life
- 5 That's The Way I've Always Heard It Should Be
- 6 Come On Snob
- 7 I'm Still In Love With You / Motherless Child (Live)
