This album is not pleasing to the ears. He's off key and the material is poor. It is not even reminiscent of his fantastic writing and performances he did while with Asleep At The Wheel. I wish I knew what happened. Perhaps it is the production. I hope he tries again. Instead of this one, I recommend Asleep At The Wheel's first few albums, several of which are available as two-fer CD's: Texas Gold/Wheelin' & Dealin', Comin' Right at Ya/Texas Gold, and Collison Course/The Wheel. And get their self-titled 1974 Epic album (CD: EK33097 or Vinyl: PE33097), which is their best album of all time. It's out of print. If you can find it used, you can expect to pay about $.