Ansley Dunbar "drummer extrodinaire" hit the blues limelight in the UK with John Mayall's Bluesbreaker's album "A Hard Road" in the 60's. It was obvious that here was a man with such technical excellence and passion that the formation of The Retaliation was bound to grab the attention of the British blues fans, and he did big time. Shame that he only made 2 albums with his band. This is the second one and although diverse and compelling in it's lyrical and musical delivery, the first simply called "The Ansley Dunbar Retaliation" was a masterpiece and still shines in the cosmos of British blues. So where is it?Anyway back to this album. The slow sultry voice of Victor Brox matches even the greatest blues singers in tone and feeling. If you like "White Boy" and "British Blues" this one is for you. A must for any collection. Enjoy!