The song "I Could've Had Religion" was Gallagher's salute to what he called the "redemption style blues" of the Robert Wilkins and Gary Davis. After hearing the song on this album Bob Dylan expressed interest in recording it and assumed it was a traditional blues number rather than an original song by Gallagher.
The song "I Could've Had Religion" is a tribute to the "redemption style blues" of Robert Wilkins and Gary Davis, as described by Gallagher. Bob Dylan expressed interest in recording it, assuming it was a traditional blues number rather than an original composition by Gallagher.