Release Date: 1/01/1976
Recording Date: 1/1976
Tracks: 7
Label: Capricorn
Type: LP
- Genre/Styles
- Soul, Early R&B
Album Tracks (7)
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What the Critics Say
Featuring many of the same musicians as his previous, One Of A Kind, Rock Your Sox Off mines similar sonic landscapes. The album is the expected mix of bluesy rockers and gritty soul, elevated above the ordinary by Whitlock's heartfelt vocals. Sweet Mother's Fun adds a little diversity, with mexican trumpets giving it a cantina blues sound. Also of note is a song he previously did with Eric Clapton's Derek and the Dominoes, Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad, here slower and more groove-oriented. In addition, the album features the top-notch production of Paul Hornsby and the gutsy guitar of relative unknown Jimmy Nalls. ~ Rob Caldwell, All Music Guide
