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Though this is one of the better UK blues-based rock LPs of the late 60s, for some reason its 
proposed release on CBS was cancelled and it remains almost unknown. Highlights include the 
tremendous opener 'Coolin’', melodic 'Live Your Love A Lie', atmospheric instrumental 'For Jane' 
and punchy 'Two Trains', which starts as a snakey acoustic blues and ends up an electric raver. 
Though they were contemporaries of Fleetwood Mac, Chicken Shack, Savoy Brown and others, 
this youthful British blues-rock quartet’s album only saw release in America and Holland, unfairly 
dooming it to obscurity. Originally released in 1969 and produced by Alan Clark, famous for 
producing The Moody Blues' concept albums and King Crimson.

Tracks
01. Coolin' 3:08
02. Best Woman, Best Friend 2:55
03. Live Your Love A Lie 2:35
04. Easy 3:20
05. Two Trains (Mckinley Morganfield) 3:20
06. Armchair Woman 3:27
07. Sweet Home Chicago (Woody Payne) 3:11
08. For Jane 3:57
09. Keepin' 4:26
10.Feeling Good (Anthony Newley, Leslie Bricusse) 4:00

All songs by John MacKay, Stephen Darrington except where stated

Mahogany
Stephen Darrington - Organ
Joseph Southall - Bass
John MacKay - Lead Guitar, Lead Vocals
Paul Hobbs - Drums