This is an outstanding first album from a new band. The hit song ”Hot Rod Lincoln” is on this album. Commander Cody and The Lost Planet Airmen throw away the normal formula for music that so many bands did back in the 1970’s. The music is Texas Swing to Country Rock to just great Rock-And-Roll. This is gem of an album from the 1970’s.

Being Commander Cody, with it mix of Boogie-Woogie, Rockabilly, Truck-Stop-Rock, this is a great live album. Their best live album, and while some songs seem like fillers in the middle of the show, they come back with ” Oh Momma Momma”, and ”Riot In Cell Block #9”, to ”Mean Women Blues”. A somewhat forgotten band, if you like them, buy this album.

Swing/Truck-Stop-Rock/Rock-And-Roll stephen arnade Palm Bay,Florida： Lets Rock, is one great album from Commander Cody. I don’t know why this album didn’t receive more attention when it was released. He does Swing, before Swing made a comeback. With the Commander great Boogie-Woogie piano playing as always, and his solid Truck-Stop-Rock sound is here. Great songs are; Rocking Over China, Midnight On The Strand, and Truck Stop At The End Of The World. The song ”Truck Stop At The End Of..”, will leave