 The fourth and last Lifetime album for Polydor/PolyGram, 1973's "The Old Bum's Rush", was recorded in Boston and features entirely new personnel consisting of female vocalist and guitarist Linda/Laura 'Tequila' Logan (Williams' love interest at the time), Webster Lewis on organ & clavinet, David Horowitz on piano, vibes, and ARP synthesizer, and Herb Bushler on bass.Tony Williams' father Tillmon Williams makes a guest appearance on saxophone.Prior to recording, this lineup of the Lifetime, augmented by guitarist Bob Cacciola (or possibly Caccicola) performed material from the album on July 7, 1972 at the Newport Jazz Festival, Carnegie Hall, in New York.