Originally released in 1968 as "No introduction necessary" and in various reissues through the years as "Super rock" 1975, "Everything I do is wrong" 1993, "Voodoo blues" 1995, "Todo lo que hago està mal" 1996, "Lovin' up a storm" 1996 & 2000, "Playin' up a storm" 2011, "Who rocks it better?" 2012. Initially the album was conceived as debut album by Keith De Groot (aka Gerry Temple), a new singer discovered by producer Reg Tracey. At the end of recording sessions, eventually Tracey decided that De Groot had been sidelined by the talent of session musicians. The album consists mostly of cover versions by Jerry Lee Lewis, Buddy Holly and other rock and roll artists of the era as well as several original cuts composed by Keith De Groot and Nicky Hopkins.

Keith De Groot (aka Gerry Temple) - vocals.
Jimmy Page, Albert Lee, Big Jim Sullivan - guitars.
Nicky Hopkins - piano.
Chris Hughes - tenor saxophone.
John Paul Jones - bass.
Clem Cattini - drums.

Lovin' up a storm.
Everything I do is wrong.
Think it over.
Boll weevil rock (aka Boll weevill song).
Livin' lovin' wreck.
One long kiss.
Dixie fried.
Down the line.
Fabulous.
Breathless.
Rave on.
Lonely weekend.
Burn up.