The onstage swagger of bands like The Rolling Stones and Faces found its Canadian counterpart in Michel Pagliaro's potent guitar boogie. The Montreal rocker got his ya-yas out during a magnificent 1973 summer tour. The resultant double album features smart pop confections ("Some Sing, Some Dance”); blasts through the past with a bracingly faithful tribute to Little Richard ("Miss Ann") and the shoop-shoop-ing '50s-style rocker "Faut tout donner"; and delivers roof-raising jams like the blistering, six-minute "Jam aux fruits” and triumphant encore "J'entends frapper".