★ ★ ★ ★ ☆
No "One Toke Over the Line" here (that would come later), but this is a solid folk album. With smooth vocals, close harmonies, and some country guitar licks, this album is a great example of the smooth late '60s/early '70s West Coast folk sound. The probably anti-police "Pig's Head" shows that this duo wasn't just about the hippie dreams and the doobies. To me this is one of those consistently very good albums that doesn't have a lot of super high points but is enjoyable throughout, thus earning four stars. Favorite tracks: the album's closer, the hippie-dippy "Witchi-Tai-To" (a cover), is a standout; "Lady Like You," "People Love Each Other, "Pigs Head."
