Help Yourself is an album by the American musician Eddy Clearwater, released in 1992. He supported the album with North American and international tours that included shows in Turkey.
The album was produced by Jerry Del Giudice and Michael Freeman. Clearwater added elements of country music and rock and roll to his blues sound on many of the tracks. His cousin Carey Bell played harmonica on the album. The title track is a version of the Jimmy Reed song. "All Your Love" is a cover of the Otis Rush song. The interpretation of "Poison Ivy" was based on Willie Mabon's version of the song. The closing track, "We're Out of Here", is an instrumental.
The Chicago Tribune said that Clearwater "serves up slow blues, shuffles and rockers, sad songs, think pieces and good jokes." The Indianapolis Star opined that "Clearwater still sounds like a young Chuck Berry, notably on the rock and soul 'Little Bit of Blues'". Stereo Review stated that "Clearwater has a compelling voice and properly rooted guitar style... He handles the pop-oriented material skillfully, including slivers of country-and-western, but he is at his best when he digs deep down into the blues". The Washington Post concluded that "most [songs] feature toss-away lyrics ... and seem lightweight or derivative compared with the album's occasional strong points". In 1996, the Toronto Star praised Clearwater's "unique, durable recipe of belting West Side blues and rockabilly rollers".