01 - Gotta Be Free 02:35
02 - My Baby's Quit Me 03:52
03 - Pearl 01:40
04 - Lady In The Dark 04:27
05 - Hope For The Future 03:14
06 - Sweet Mother Earth 04:01
07 - Groovin' 03:34
08 - Trackin' Shoes 04:32
09 - I'm Walkin' 02:40
10 - Gazeebo (Dedicated To Gabor Szabo) 06:03

Dennis Geyer – guitar, vocals
Curley – guitar, vocals
Elvin Bishop – guitar
Jim Marcotte - bass
Wally Rose – piano
Ben Sidran – keyboard
Terry Andersen – drums, vocals
Dr. Rick Jaeger – percussion

This is an out of print psych gem. Produced by Kim Fowley and released on MGM in 1970. This is their 2nd and much harder to find album. Lot's of solid playing throughout with a some nice drum breaks and excellent vocals. The last track is a dedication to Gabor Szabo. I highly encourage you to check this one out, you will not find it cheap anywhere, if at all. --- toomanysoundsunfound.blogspot.com

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1 You Upset Me Baby 7:09
2 Just What I Need 3:30
3 It's Love Baby, 24 Hours a Day 2:29
4 Camel Back 5:06
5 Understand 5:36
6 Love Isn't 4:09
7 Of All Sad Words 3:08
8 Love May Cure That 5:09

Dennis Geyer (guitar, vocals)
Jim Marcotte (bass)
Terry Anderson (drums, vocals)
Howard Wales (keyboards)
James Curley Cooke (guitar, vocals)
Rick Jaeger (percussion)

A.B. Skhy was a blues-rock quartet from San Francisco consisting of guitarist Dennis Geyer, keyboard player Howard Wales, bass player Jim Marcotte, and drummer Terry Andersen. This lineup made the group's debut album, A.B. Skhy, in 1969, with a seven-piece horn section. The album failed to chart, but the instrumental "Camel Back" hit number 100 on the Hot 100 for one week in December. Andersen and Wales then left and were replaced by guitarist James "Curley" Cooke and drummer Rick Jaeger for the group's second album, Ramblin' On (1970), which was produced by Kim Fowley. They broke up during the recording of their third album. ---William Ruhlmann, allmusic.com

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