Как и обещал, выставляю еще один диск с Кеном Хенсли, на этот раз пост-Хип'овый. И американцы не смогли обойтись без него.

Состав:
Ken Hensley - Keyboards, Vocals (bckgr), Slide Guitar
Charlie Hargrett - Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar, Guitar (Rhythm)
LaLa - Vocals (bckgr)
Rick Medlocke - Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar, Guitar (Rhythm), Vocals
Al Nalli - Producer
Mike Osborne - Vocals
Jakson Spires - Percussion, Drums, Vocals, Vocals (bckgr)
Greg T. Walker - Bass, Vocals (bckgr)

Трэки:
1. Send Me an Angel (Hensley/Williams) - 4:38
2. Crossfire (Barth/Hargrett/Medlocke/Spires) - 4:18
3. Heart's Grown Cold (Cleminson) - 3:24
4. We're Goin' Down (Medlocke/Spires) - 4:13
5. Teenage Idol (Medlocke/Spires) - 4:49
6. Goin' in Circles (Medlocke/Spires) - 3:08
7. Run for Cover (Hensley/Medlocke/Spires) - 4:21
8. White Man's Land (Medlocke/Spires) - 2:56
9. Sail Away (Hargrett/Hensley/Medlocke/Spires) - 4:31
10. Drivin' Fool (Medlocke/Spires) - 4:44
А вот что про него на allmusic написано:
Blackfoot was always the heaviest of the great Southern rock movement, and on Siogo(reputedly either a Native American word for "closeness" or a crude groupie acronym, probably the latter) the boys try to break into the metal market and regain their brief hold on American audiences. Staunch metallists will recognize the touch of producer Al Nalli (from Axe's similarly excellent Nemesis) and a new bit of European muscle from Uriah Heep's Ken Hensley on the keyboards. Although cliched throughout, powerful performances send openers "Send Me an Angel," "Run for Cover," and Drivin' Fool" to lofty hard rock heights. "We're Goin' Down" nips the riff from "Double Vision," while "Goin' in Circles" and the micro-hit "Teenage Idol" thunder like late Rainbow. "Heart's Grown Cold" treats the Nazareth dirge like a lost classic, and virtually transforms it into one as a result (The next and basically last Blackfoot burner, Vertical Smiles, houses another Nazareth standard in "Morning Dew," as well as the lost Peter Cetera nugget "Livin' in the Limelight," but that's another album.). Siogo would be founding guitarist Charlie Hargrett's finale; he was disgruntled at the band's bandwagon-jumping; but the record remains a great blast of hard-working heaviness, which definitely deserves restoration on CD. — Whitney Z. Gomes