Listen and it’s not hard to hear why a generation or two of blues-smitten rockers held him especially dear, be it the Allman Brothers (the original 'One Way Out', with longtime partner Robert Lockwood Jr. supplying the familiar guitar licks) or Led Zeppelin (a lugubrious, boogied-up take of Willie Dixon’s 'Bring It On Home'). Punctuated by harp blasts that could turn from sharply staccato to lyrically wrenching, Williamson’s leathery voice muses over his being 'Too Young To Die' or 'Too Old To Think' with the self-deprecating indifference that became a trademark. Though these tracks are the cream of his last years, they’re more boozy celebration than elegy.

1.    One Way Out 
2.    Too Young to Die 
3.    Trust My Baby 
4.    Checkin' Up on My Baby 
5.    Sad to Be Alone 
6.    Got to Move 
7.    Bring It on Home 
8.    Down Child 
9.    Peach Tree 
10.   Dissatisfied 
11.   That's All I Want 
12.   Too Old to Think