"Gordon Jackson's 1969 album sounds a little like a Traffic LP with a singer who isn't in the band. The similarity is really no surprise, since Traffic men Steve Winwood, Dave Mason, Jim Capaldi, and Chris Wood all played on the record, and Mason produced. Other notables with connections to the Traffic family tree or Marmalade label also appeared, including Luther Grosvenor; Rick Grech, Jim King, and Poli Palmer of Family; and Julie Driscoll. There's a languid, minor keyed jazz-folk-psychedelic vibe to the songs, which have a meditative, spontaneously pensive air, appealingly sung by Jackson". 2008 remaster.

• 1 The Journey
• 2 My Ship, My Star
• 3 Me And My Dog
• 4 Song For Freedom
• 5 Sing To Me Woman
• 6 When You Are Small
• 7 Snakes And Ladders
• 8 A Day At The Cottage (Non Album B-Side)
• 9 My Ship, My Star (Demo)
• 10 Song For Freedon (Single Mix)
• 11 Sing To Me Woman (Single Mix)
• 12 Me And My Dog (Long Version)