The fifth album from this band from Great Britain.
The band was a quintet with a line-up of drums, percussion, bass, banjo, guitars, violin, viola and vocals.
Two guests added piano and harmonica.
The band returned again after only a one year long album break. I was not impressed by their previous album and had no expectations for this album.
Keep Yer And On It clocks in at forty minutes.
The music is a blend of mainstream rock and folk rock.
Add in some Americana too and you get the picture.
The music is pretty hard rocking and groovy. There is a lot of violins in the music. The Kansas influences are subtle but still there.
There are a lot of guitars and vocals too here.
There are a couple of pretty good pieces of music here. And there is some songs here which deserves to be forgotten.
This is a decent enough album from a band who were pretty popular in the beginning of the 1970s. A band worth checking out.
2 points
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