Not her best, but a good mix of pop, blues and jazz. See "Richland Woman Blues" album for gutsier, more... overall interesting Muldaur cuts. The treatment here of "Brickyard Blues" (w what seems to be Dr. John's identifiable piano in back) is great, though - brassy and funky at the same time. There's a fine version of "It Ain't the Meat It's the Motion," and the best "Travelin' Shoes" delivery I can recall hearing. I did deduct a star for a couple of clunkers that edge so far away from her best, earthy work they sound intended for elevators and supermarkets right out of the box. But her time with the Jim Kweskin Jug Band does season the music in a lot of places, which, as always, makes her great fun to listen to.