The first two cassette releases by RoosterHead are in some ways the quintessential document of the work of both Michael Kennedy and Pete Moss. Together, playing almost all the instruments, arranging and producing these two albums is a testament to the creative powers of these two late artists.
The musical diversity combined with a coherent vision is what makes the two albums (now collected on one CD) essential listening.
Later, with the release of the CD Barnyard Delights, RoosterHead would grow into a full band to facilitate live performance. And with that came a softening of vision and a slow degradation of the band. There were still great songs (see our RoosterHead: Ultra Rare Tracks CD) But in our opinion, this is the best of RoosterHead.

PRODUCTION NOTE:
Due to space limitations the songs “Digging” and “Glory Hole” originally appearing on American Cock In Paris are available on our RoosterHead: Ultra Rare Tracks CD.