Released in March 1969 by Philips Records, it is their first without original guitarist Leigh Stephens.

The album features songs recorded by two different group lineups: in addition to bassist and vocalist Dickie Peterson and drummer Paul Whaley, side one includes Bruce Stephens (no relation to Leigh) on guitar and Burns Kellogg on keyboards; while side two includes Randy Holden on guitar and vocals.

[3] One single "West Coast Child of Sunshine", backed with "When It All Gets Old", was released, but did not reach the charts.

[5] In a retrospective review for AllMusic, Mark Deming gave the album three and a half out of five stars.

He emphasizes the two very different musical styles: terms such as "rootsy", "country rock", and "percussive boogie" are used to describe the songs with Kellogg and Stephens, while Holden's "contributions feel a lot more like the group's formative work [and] suggest an evolution from the towering proto-metal of Vincebus Eruptum and Outsideinside".