Considering his nickname and near-anonymity at the time, it is surprising to realize that Wild Child Butler was already 55 when he made this CD. Although he had recorded very few released sessions before this album, Butler had been active most of the time since settling in Ontario, Canada. A talented harmonica player, he also possesses a deep and very expressive voice. With a first-rate combo that features the intense guitar of Pete Boss, Butler performs most of his best material for his Bullseye Blues debut. Among the highpoints are the title cut, the topical "Crack House Woman," an unaccompanied "Walkin' The Little Girl Home" and the minor-toned "It's A Pity." Recommended.

Track Listing
1 These Mean Old Blues
2 Give Me an Answer
3 Anyone Can Say They Love You
4 Cracker House Woman
5 Walkin' the Little Girl Home
6 The Devil Made Me Do It
7 It's a Pity
8 No One Woman's Man
9 It's a Sin to Be a Thief
10 My Woman's Been Misled
11 (Baby) Do Your Thing