Though not as awe-inspiring as Cash's previous two releases on American ("American Recordings" and "Unchained"), this is another fine album from Cash, with a great supporting cast. I'm thrilled that Cash has recovered enough from his somewhat mysterious illness to be able to do one more record. The first couple of songs--"Tom Petty's I Won't Back Down and Neil Diamond's Solitary Man--don't quite fit Cash's voice, but buy the time he hits U2's "One,"--the album's highlight--he's rolling. This one is closer in style--choosing to focus on ballads rather than rockers--to "American Recordings" than to the more recent "Unchained." This album will be an essentially for anyone who admires Cash and his music.