 Despite the lack of even a minor hit single, the album "Crazy Eyes" provided Poco with a commercial boost, becoming the group's highest charting studio album up to that point in time with a peak of #38 (although the 1972 Poco live album "Deliverin'" had reached #26).In his Allmusic review, music critic Bruce Eder called the album "the group's liveliest and most bracing work and contains some of their most soulful music.In short, it's the fruition of everything they'd been working toward for four years... there's not a weak song, or even a wasted note anywhere on this album, and most bands would kill for a closing track as perfect as "Let's Dance Tonight.""