>> 2007 digitlaly remastered release of an album originally released in 1989 by the Cream bassist, probably one of the most accessible rock albums in his canon. This blues rock album has 8 tracks co-written with Pete Brown. He is joined by Ginger Baker on the tracks "Hey Now Princess" and "Obsession". Other guests include Albert Collins, Allan Holdsworth, Paul Barrere (Little Feat) and the late Nicky Hopkins. Also includes the bonus track "Grease the Wheels". <<

1. Life On Earth
2. Make Love
3. No Surrender
4. Flying
5. Hey Now Princess
6. Blues You Can't Lose
7. Obsession
8. Kwela
9. Let Me Be
10. Only Playing Games
11. Question Of Time
12. Grease The Wheels (Bonus Track)

Amazon USA:
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B000RB6UWE/?tag=imwan-20

Amazon UK:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B000RB6UWE/?tag=imwan-21

This is a great album. I'll recommend it. But then I always felt Jack's albums were under-rated anyway. But "Grease the Wheels" as a bonus track? I have that track -- if not on the original release then I don't know from where. I did a quick Google search but couldn't find it. (Google would be quicker than me digging through my boxes of discs at the moment). Maybe I have an import of this from back then.

"Grease the Wheels" is on my 1989 CD issue of the album and is flagged as a bonus track. It it not on my copy of the LP. So, if a CD reissue contains the track that was originally a bonus track on the original pressing of the CD, is it still a bonus track or is it just bogus advertising? BTW, this is a great album - "No Surrender" and "Obsession" are stand-out tracks. "Grease the Wheels" isn't bad, either.