On this album arguable Mayalls’ voice has never been better, and showcases some talent in the rhythm guitar and harmonica department, as well. By the time ‘Parchman Farm’ has finished it’s somewhat more apparent why Clapton got second billing. Hughie Flint (Drums) is likewise in top form, not merely banging around in a frenzy of self-indulgence, but subtly and tastefully providing the tunes with the beat they deserve with John McVie (Bass) thumping along, creating his own spotlight at times. The bulk of the album maintains the quality one would expect from a record credited with launching the career of one of the most renown bluesman to ever live.

CD1
1. All Your Love
2. Hideaway
3. Little Girl
4. Another Man
5. Double Crossing Time
6. What’d I Say
7. Key To Love
8. Parchman Farm
9. Have You Heard
10. Ramblin’ On My Mind
11. Steppin’ Out
12. It Ain’t Right
13. All Your Love
14. Hideaway
15. Little Girl
16. Another Man
17. Double Crossing Time
18. What’d I Say
19. Key To Love
20. Parchman Farm
21. Have You Heard
22. Ramblin’ On My Mind
23. Steppin’ Out
24. It Ain’t Right

CD2
1. Crawling Up a Hill
2. Crocodile Walk
3. Bye Bye Bird
4. I’m Your Witchdoctor
5. Telephone Blues
6. Bernard Jenkins
7. Lonely Years
8. Cheatin’ Woman
9. Nowhere To Turn
10. I’m Your Witchdoctor
11. On Top of the World (Tk 2)
12. Key To Love
13. On Top of the World
14. They Call It Stormy Monday
15. Intro Into Maudie
16. It Hurts To Be In Love
17. Have You Ever Loved a Woman
18. Bye Bye Bird
19. Hoochie Coochie Man