Rockin' Horse proves that sometimes rock history's best gems hide in plain sight, waiting for the world to catch up to their vision. Born from Liverpool's post-Merseybeat scene in 1971, Jimmy Campbell and Billy Kinsley decided the world needed less mop-tops and more theatrical rock innovation, unleashing Yes It Is—an album that married raw Beatles energy with Broadway-worthy dramatic flair. Despite minimal promotion sending it galloping into initial obscurity, the album aged like fine wine, slowly building the cult following it always deserved. The U.S. has finally caught up, recognizing these Liverpool lads as unsung power pop heroes, with disciples including Dan Auerbach and Ex Norwegian leading the charge. In a post-Beatles world where many bands were singing the blues, Rockin' Horse blazed trails by evolving the genre faster than you could say "Yeah, yeah, yeah." Think Like A Key Music's 2024 remastered and expanded edition of Yes It Is functions as both time machine and vindication, complete with bonus tracks that prove good things come to those who wait—and that sometimes the best way to rock is galloping to your own beat.