The band attained a new level of critical acclaim and popular appeal with this album released in December 1976. It is another eight song set, including seven originals and a cover of a blues classic previously recorded by the Yardbirds. While a few songs feature shorter arrangements similar to the last album, most of the songs go back to the longer format of previous albums. And while several of the songs rock hard, overall the production returns to the smoother, pop feel the band had used to record in the past. This is another great record-one that seems to be a culmination of all that ARS had done up to this time. The twin signatures of the ARS sound-Ronnie Hammond's voice and Barry Bailey's guitar-have never sounded better, but the record's great strength is the breadth and scope of the songs themselves.

The album opens with a great rock song, Sky High, and the words "Music is a high to me, be a symphony or a three chord rocker, I love music-any kind of music…" The band then proceeds to document that diversity through a couple of mid-tempo songs that lead to the classic life on the road song Georgia Rhythm. It's followed by their first big hit, So Into You, and then the all out rock of Outside Woman Blues. The album closes with two more beautiful songs that further demonstrate how ARS combined quality songwriting and superior musicianship.