A fantastic release from a very underrated band. From the provocative opening track, "She Loves To Be In Love" (which the listener immediatley associates with the cover girl of the album), to the hilarious "Watching T.V." (wittily namechecking many a 1970's t.v. show) this album neatly encapsulates the oh so slightly off kilter and musically mannered sensibilities of this engaging band. Charlie mainstay, Terry Thomas, has a somewhat nasal vocal delivery which is instantly recognizable and brings an idiosyncratic edge to the laid back 70's vibe of the downbeat "L.A. Dreamer" and the impossibly catchy "Life So Cruel." Like I said this band is slightly off kilter and I mean that in a good way. Terry Thomas has a sharp sense of humor and fun and it works well on stuff like the already mentioned "Watching T.V." Equally though, he brings a somewhat obscure sense of class, for lack of a better word, to the proceedings on stylish excursions like "No More Heartache" and "No Strangers In Paradise." Both songs which kind of come across as a bit of a less pretentious Steely Dan. "Keep Me In Mind" is a nice slow piece that just captures the late 70's ballad perfectly-that prerequisite Fender Rhodes keyboard, sweeping group back up vocal stylings and the must have sax solo. Nice stuff. Oh yeah, as others have pointed out, the front cover is pleasing as well! I imagine many a young lad first discovered old Charlie by the foxes on the covers. Nice to report that the music inside is deserving.