Assemblage’s album is a true unsung treasure in the Westbound Records catalog. Released in 1971, it offers a more rock-oriented sound than most of the famous funk label's albums (as evidenced by their cover of The Rolling Stones' “Satisfaction”), while retaining the characteristic psychedelic soul sound that made the label famous. The band brought together many seasoned musicians from the Detroit scene, including Paul Kingery (who would later join Three Dog Night) and Robyn Robins (who would then join Bob Seger's Silver Bullet Band).