I read the reviews regarding sound quality, as well as reviews of other BBC Sessions albums I have and decided that the complaints come from trying to compare these live recordings to the remastered studio albums. After listening to it all the way through twice I think the sound quality is what you'd expect for a BBC Sessions album, not perfect, but far from unlistenable. The album includes an excellent version of Robert Johnson's Four Until Late. Other standouts include Born Under a Bad Sign and Cat's Squirrel. The worst sounding songs quality-wise are Sunshine Of Your Love and Rollin' and Tumblin', but I can live with those. Chalk up another one for the BBC by presenting some more material from the Sixties, sounds as fresh as it did all those years ago.