Sealed 1970 Gatefold Original. COH. “Savoy Brown's Blues-Rock Sound Takes On A Much More Defined Feel On 1970's Looking In And Is One Of This Band's Best Efforts. Kim Simmonds Is Utterly Bewildering On Guitar, While Lonesome Dave Peverett Does A Fine Job Taking Over Lead Singing Duties From Chris Youlden Who Left Halfway Through The Year. But It's The Captivating Arrangements And Alluring Ease Of The Music That Makes This A Superb Listen. The Pleading Strain Transformed Through Simmonds' Guitar On "Money Can't Save Your Soul" Is Mud-Thick With Raw Blues, And The Comfort Of "Sunday Night" Is Extremely Smooth And Laid Back. "Take It Easy" Sounds Like It Could Have Been A B.B. King Tune As It's Doused With Relaxed Guitar Fingering. The Entire Album Is Saturated With A Simple, British Blues Sound But The Pace And The Marbled Strands Of Bubbly Instrumental Perkiness Fill It With Life. Even The Yardbirds-Flavored "Leaving Again" Is Appealing With Its Naïve Hooks, Capped Off With A Heart-Stopping Guitar Solo. This Album Along With Street Corner Talking Best Exemplify Savoy Brown's Tranquilizing Style.” Mike DeGagne, All Music Guide.