Following the Juicy Lucy first self-titled album, in 1969 Ray Owen left the band and decide to start a solo career. He released only one album in 1971.
After this album Ray Owen vanished into thin air to reappear in the mid 90's in a new Juicy Lucy album "Here She Comes Again".
The music is a mixture of prog, blues and psych featuring a version of Hendrix's "Voodoo Child".
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