The only album by an American group. Dennis Linde was born in Abilene, Texas but grew up in San Angelo, Texas, Miami and St. Louis. He learned to play the guitar early and at the age of 15 joined Bob Kuban And The In-Men (the group had a 1966 pop hit with "The Cheater"). He then played in the St. Louis band The Starlighters before moving to Nashville in 1969, where he became a songwriter, befriending Mickey Newbury, Kris Kristofferson, and others. Linde wrote several hits for Don Cherry, Roger Miller and Roy Drusky almost immediately. He recorded his first album in 1970. Around this time, he joined Jubal as a guitarist and occasional songwriter. At the same time, he wrote the song "Burning Love" for Elvis, which reached the charts # 2 (1972). But to think that Linde was the leader of the group would be wrong. All members of the band jointly or solo recorded all the tracks on the album. Since the breakup, pianist Rob Galbraith has released several solo albums. Alan Rush wrote songs for Jerry Lee Lewis, Roy Orbison, Brenda Lee, "The Hollies", Robert Palmer, "Oak Ridge Boys", Kenny Rogers, John Denver, Roy Head, Delbert McClinton, "Canned Heat", Don Williams, TGShepherd , Tommy Overstreet, Earl Scruggs, Roy Clark, Mel McDaniel. Drummer Randy Cullers continued to work as a session player and also wrote songs for other artists. Vocalist Terry Dearmore joined legendary Nashville country rock band Barefoot Jerry in the mid-70s. Eventually he became a preacher. Dennis Linde died on December 22, 2006 of idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis at Vanderbilt University Medical Center in Nashville at the age of 63.br br Tracks:br 01. Lay Me Down — 3:31br 02. Friendly Goodbye — 2:42br 03. Yesterday (I Threw My Life Away) — 3:06br 04. Really Not A Rocker — 2:54br 05. Morning Of My Life — 2:27br 06. For Becky — 3:16br 07. Talk To Me Tonight — 3:48br 08. I’d Hate To Be A Black Man — 3:08br 09. Courage Of Your Convictions — 3:46br 10. Ridin’ — 2:36br 11.