However, on this album all he does is sing, which is a little disappointing because he is an excellent slide guitar player. It is also disappointing that R.L.'s touring band of Kenny Brown on 2nd guitar and Cedric Burnside on drums is absent on the disc, with the exception of Brown's excellent slide work on the title track. That R.L.'s band didn't make it onto this album definitely changes the tone from his past work, even Come On In , because the overall flavor of the record becomes more West Coast than Delta. It's just that one of the more appealing aspects of the R.L. mystique is the raunchy and sometimes haphazard nature of his sound. It is a brilliant showcase for R.L.'s intense moan, and sets the tone for the whole record.
Fierce scratching pervades the track, as well as many others on the disc.