(Review from allmusic)

Enter the 80s and Alvin Lee adjusts his sound accordingly. He teams up with ex-Rare Bird vocalist Steve Gould to produce a sound that is very “Foreigner”ish, mid-tempo rock and rather catchy with a slick guitar.

Highlights include “Stealin’” with its really tasty guitar and a nice, energetic vocal. There are even a few whoops and shrieks thrown in. “Ridin’ Truckin’” and “Sooner Or Later” which has a nice horn flourish and a tasty little organ line by guest Al Kooper — the latter is one of the more successful mergers of Lee’s straight-ahead style with a complex arrangement.

The fans of vintage Alvin Lee may be disappointed by the change in sound, other than that, it’s an album of its time.

Line-up:
- Alvin Lee / Guitar, Vocals
- Tom Compton / Percussion, Drums
- Steve Gould / Guitar, Vocals
- Derek Austin / Keyboards
- Mickey Feat / Bass, Vocals
- Al Kooper / Organ
- Raphael Ravenscroft / Saxophone
- Peter Thoms / Trombone

Track List:
01. I Don’t Wanna Stop – 4:09
02. Take The Money – 4:26
03. One Lonely Hour – 4:47
04. Heartache – 3:10
05. Stealin’ – 3:16
06. Ridin’ Truckin’ – 3:32
07. No More Lonely Nights – 4:26
08. City Lights – 4:00
09. Sooner Or Later – 3:31
10. Dustbin’ City – 2:40
11. Real Life Blues (Bonus Alternate) – 4:33

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