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❝ The Texan band Point Blank was one of the best southern rock groups, and in the second half of the seventies, when the genre was thriving, they played hundreds of concerts (as the main attraction or opening for big names like Lynyrd Skynyrd and ZZ Top) while releasing four albums one after the other, selling more than decently.
❝ As proof that Point Blank, true rockers that they are, perform better on stage than within the four walls of a studio, there are the other two live gems placed in the setlist one after the other to close the album: "Wrong To Cry" is a canonical blues, warm and soulful, a springboard for the wild boogie "Thank You Mama," in which solos by all the instrumentalists follow one another (very brief bass and drum solos, as they should be), followed by a grand finale with O'Daniel's powerful and extensive vocals, displaying scat, various warblings, and ending with a couple of tremendous tonsil-shredding screams.
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