Recorded during June of 1969 at Marquee Studios in London withGary CollinsandColin Caldwellengineering, the trio of Groundhogs put the blues to rest on Blues Obituary in front of a castle on the Hogart-designed cover while six black and whites from photographer Zorin Matic grace the back in morbid Creepy or Eerie Magazine comic book fashion. Composed, written, and arranged byTony "T.S." McPhee, there are seven tracks hovering from the around four- to seven-minute mark. The traditional "Natchez Burning," arranged byMcPhee, fits in nicely with his originals while the longest track, the six-minute-and-50-second "Light Is the Day。