A great record but don't buy it. Get it on Beginnings, which includes this record with their debut, which is even five stars, and it isn't that expensive.

this album is so awesome because it has probably the best instrumental rock song in history, In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed takes you on a journey thats so inspiring that you can't even begin to imagine how great musicians this guys were. Dickey Betts guitar is incredible not to mention the sounds that came from the late great duane allman is out of this world,this song or intrumental piece has a lot to offer it even has a mini drum solo! believe me if you haven't heard this song before try it you won't regret it. As for the other songs, like said before midnight rider is cool and revival ain't bad either listen to it and you'll discover how beautiful this album is, great southern rock!

In a way, "Revival" pretty well sums up the album. The opening acoustic guitar leads into a great song with a mini-solo from Dicky, Duane, Gregg, and Berry Oakley. One of the lesser known songs on the album may be "Don't Keep Me Wonderin'" about suspected cheating. "Midnight Rider" is well-known and for good reasons but there's more here than just it. Including the magnificent instrumental "In Memory of Elizabeth Reed" (this is definitely one to jam to) and the rockin' "Hoochie Coochie Man" with Berry Oakley singing lead. Be sure to crank the volume no matter where you are when playing it. "Please Call Home" is a slowed-down ballad with Gregg singing with some real feeling. Finally, "Leave My Blues at Home" is a fitting toe-tapper to end the album with (it always makes me want to start from the beginning again). I'm not sure, but the entire band seemed to be in perfect harmony on this album. Whether they really were or not, the album is more than perfect.