Montrose-Jump On It (1976)

Montrose's fourth album, and second where keyboardist Jim Alcivar and singer Bob James rejoined the band with the incorporation of bassist Randy Jo Hobbs.
In this new album the keyboards of Bob James take on much more prominence, in some moments it even resembles sounds very close to Deep Purple.
Tracks like heavy rock "Let's Go" or Montrose's guitar pirouettes in "What Are You Waitin' For" or eighties rock "Tuft-Sedge" and "Crazy For You" are essential classics of a legend like Ronnie Montrose .