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Reissue, originally released in 1975. Following his tenure fronting British psychedelic rock act The Web, who cut a couple of likeable albums featuring his bluesy, soulful lead, US-born vocalist Mississippi John L. Watson went solo, working with Pete Wingfield on his 1970 debut, White Hot Blue Black. Superior sophomore set Let's Straighten It Out was released on Bob Kingston's Spark label in 1975 and credited to John L. Watson and White Mouse, with Watson headed in a funk direction; along with the potent title track, there's a fine cut of Gwen McCrae's "Rockin' Chair," making the set a sure-fire winner for Watson fans and lovers of British funk and soul.
Tracklist
A1 Get Down Tonight
A2 Where Is The Love
A3 I Get Lifted
A4 Let Me Be Your Eyes
A5 Rockin' Chair
A6 Let's Straighten It Out
B1 You're The Song (I've Always Wanted To Sing)
B2 You Can Have It All
B3 Secretary
B4 Party Down
B5 Queen Of Clubs