This 1979 effort finds B.B. interpreting a number of pop-blues tunes, many of them co-written Will Jennings and co-producer Joe Sample, with King co-writing two of the songs aboard. Even with a large, contemporary backdrop (including a seven-piece horn section and female backup singers), there's still plenty of room for B.B.'s stinging guitar and stentorian vocals in the mix. Highlights include the gospel-tinged 《Better Not Look Down》,《Same Old Story (Same Old Song)》,《Happy Birthday Blues》,《The Beginning of the End》and the title track. As one of B.B.'s more pop-oriented offerings, this succeeds admirably.