If you've never heard Baby Huey, here's your chance. He could hold his own against Otis Redding or Howard Tate or Solomon Burke, and his band, the Babysitters, would have fought the JBs to a draw. This, his only album, was released after he was dead. Legendary, indeed. I tried to do an album with him in the mid-60s that never came to anything; just as well: the masterful producing here is by Curtis Mayfield (I think). Baby Huey: another great talent undeserving of obscurity.