Sealed 1971 Original. Pristine Copy. “The Sons, Who Had Once Called Themselves The Sons Of Champlin And Would Again, Broke Up In March 1970 But Re-Formed In The Fall Of The Year When Capitol Records Reminded Them They Owed Another Album On Their Contract And They Decided They Could Use The Advance To Pay Their Back Taxes. Saxophonist Tim Caine Could Not Be Persuaded To Return, Which Left A Quintet Without Horns, Eliminating What Had Been A Major Element Of Their Sound, Since The Horn Playing Of Multi-Instrumentalists Bill Champlin And Geoffrey Palmer Had Been Dependent On Caine's Arrangements. But That Actually Simplified The Sound Of A Band That Had Always Been A Little Busy Musically.” – William Ruhlman, AMG