Album Notes

Absolutely crushing live recordings from 1976 by one of the midwest's heaviest power trio of all time!!! This features material from their previously released 2-lp vinyl on compact disc for the first time! Tune in and hear Billy Lee Janey, heavily inspired by Jeff Beck, Hendrix and the blues, take his '64 Gibson Firebird to new heights of heavy wailing godlyness!!!! A raw, loud trip back in time to 1976!

- "Janey has the playing ability as well as the allure of his European counterparts Roth or Schenker while the rhythm section hold up to the likes of Geddy Lee and Neil Peart." - Edge of Time

- "Truth and Janey deliver the goods perfectly. I mean, their songs are well arranged, the songwriting is solid - there's nothing out of place here. The melodic vocals are delivered with power and depth, the guitar work is flawless..." - Psychedelic Fanzine

- "It's not good simply because it's a cool rediscovery, this album kicks all kinds of ass no matter what the measuring stick. Truth and Janey play a style of hard rock that combines elements of Jeff Beck's guitar playing (Janey's guitar hero), the Allman Brothers southern groove, T2's epic fantasy prog/hard rock sound and a dose of down home boogie rock." - Roadburn

- "it's all about boogie rock and roll prog blues. The guitar work and vocals are a serious force to reckon with.
You should check out this record if you want to be brought back down to Earth...it makes you realize that you might just play rock and roll your whole life going un-noticed. File in the 70's section of your collection very close to Budgie, Rush, Zep and the James Gang..." - stonerrock.com