by Bill DahlWithout a doubt, this album, originally released on Ronn in 1979, stands as the best place to begin an in-depth examination of Benton's legacy."Spider in My Stew," and obviously, is here, along with the wonderful Cooke-influenced R&B outing"Lonesome for a Dime;" an irresistibly funky"Sweet 94" (Ron Scott's gurgly electric saxophone gives this cut and several others a unique feel), a driving"Funny About My Money," and the mournful minor-key blues"Sorry." Ronn has beefed the CD program up still further with three additions: the doomy, Bobby Bland-styled"Money Is the Name of the Game," a shuffling"Dangerous Woman," and Benton's happy-go-lucky cover of David Dee's"Going Fishin'."