 The lascivious opener, “You Show Me Yours and I’ll Show You Mine,” and the closing track, “If You Don’t Like Hank Williams,” were more playful than the tracks found on previous albums, such as 1974’s dour "Spooky Lady Sideshow", and on the latter song the singer provides a roll call of his favorite rock and country singers and songwriters, name checking, among others, Johnny Cash, The Eagles, Waylon Jennings, Joni Mitchell, George Jones, and the Rolling Stones.Hank Williams, Jr. would record a typically rowdy version of the song for his 1980 album "Habits Old and New".Accusations that Kristofferson was spreading himself too thin, or that his artistic well had run dry, seemed to be supported by the fact that he rerecorded two tracks that had been previously released as a failed single for Epic Records in 1967, “The Golden idol” and "Killing Time.” The AllMusic review notes that the songs were “written in a more verbose style than his current one.