Released in 1980, stands as a pivotal second chapter in the Henry Paul Band's discography, marking a distinct shift from the country-rock roots of their debut toward a harder, "riff-heavy" southern rock sound. After departing from The Outlaws , Henry Paul used this record to solidify his own identity, bringing in powerhouse talent like former Outlaw drummer Monte Yoho and guitarist David Fiester to create what many fans consider the band’s definitive high-energy release. Album Overview & Impact

: A more melodic track that showcases Paul's songwriting partnership with keyboardist Barry Rapp .

: Highlighted for its catchy, hard-hitting energy and often cited as a standout during their 1980 tours.

: A driving title track that set the high-octane tone for the record.

: A rare vocal duet between Henry Paul and Barry Rapp. Where to Find the Music