This blues/roots collection evokes the early mid-twentieth century period of electric acoustic music. It features Howlin’ Wolf’s “Howling For My Darling” as Sunday’s unique delivery and the band without mimicry pays its respects to the style of Wolf. Three Ruth Brown songs are covered by Jack and Wilde, and “Love Contest” best illustrates their unique style of interweaving vocals through a duet. Think Janis Joplin getting beat up by Tom Waits at an Ella Fitzgerald concert and you’ll understand.