Originally recorded on the 1978 tour for Not Shy and released on compact disc from Red Steel Music in 2004, this is the only official Walter Egan Live album. With this record, Walter proves that he sounds just as good onstage as in the studio and every performance is strong and stays true to the original recordings.

In terms of the song choices, there aren't many surprises here. Fourteen of the nineteen songs are from Fundamental Roll and Not Shy. Of the remaining five, one - "Bad News T.F." - would later appear on his third solo album Hi-Fi. Another, "Sisters of the Moon," was written by Stevie Nicks of Fleetwood Mac (though it's interesting to note that this live version was recorded before Fleetwood Mac's Tusk album was released) and "Back in the U.S.A." was written by Chuck Berry, while another - "Tonight" - isn't an Egan song at all. It is by Annie McLoone and Egan only provides guitar and backing vocals on the track. (Mick Fleetwood's band The Zoo, covered "Tonight" on their 1983 album I'm Not Me and Annie McLoone covered Fleetwood Mac's "Spare Me A Little of Your Love" on her solo album, Fast Annie). Annie McLoone also sings lead on "Sing On," though it was written by Egan.

Another interesting thing to note about this album is that the liner notes include excerpts from Walter's tour diary - many of which mention Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks, as well as Tom Petty, Dave Mason, Bob Welch, and others.