2008-05-19
John Hiatt is at his usual wry self on this release. “Old Days” is a funny, entertaining song in which he reminisces about his early years, when he was playing small venues or opening for bigger acts. Most of the rest of the songs are about love and relationships. His lyrics are original and fresh throughout this album, but that should be no surprise. I imagine this will get lots of play at our little station. There’s not a bad cut to be found here. Tim SmithTHE APPLES IN STEREO
Travelers in Space and Time
MELISSA FERRICK
In The Eyes Of Strangers
MILTON AND THE DEVIL'S PARTY
How Wicked We've Become
Jules Shear
Sayin' Hello to the Folks
Swamp Cabbage
Jive
Lake Timber
Platypus
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