The band was renamed when Brian Cadd left for the United States in 1975 to pursue his solo career.

"It was mostly about getting back together with the actual Bootleg Family Band again, we decided to go into the studio for a few days and see what happened.

The original vibe returned almost immediately and it was just like 40 years ago, Coxy still telling the same jokes he told back in 1973.

The album is described as "a powerful, rollicking, rock n roll album that will transport listeners back to the live show sounds of Brian Cadd with his famous Bootleg Family Band.

Jeff Jenkins from Stack Magazine said; "Cadd reclaims some songs originally recorded by other artists, including "Love Is Like a Rolling Stone" (The Pointer Sisters), "I Still Can't Believe It's True" (Joe Cocker) and "Yesterday Dreams" (Bonnie Tyler), and uncovers some new gems, including the beautifully boisterous "Long Time 'Till The First Time"... Bulletproof shows there's a lot of life left in Brian Cadd.