Customer Reviews
Solid album with dirt under its fingernails and the wind in its hair
Keith is a versatile and prolific songwriter. His projects over the years have varied greatly, ranging from the etherial and existential, to the concrete and simple - but at his heart, he's Americana. This album embodies that probably better than anything he's ever recorded. "Sing About Something" is refreshingly classic, grounded in an old-country tradition that celebrates the inner monologue, personal redemption, and falling in love with women. Every man with a woman worth having can relate to "She Loves Me Anyway," even though the song is deeply personal to Keith. "The Horse I Used to Ride" is a slow waltz that belongs on the jukebox of every country bar that still has a code of conduct. "Strings" will make you want to rummage through the attic for that old heirloom you forgot years ago. "Till I See You Again" is a fitting bookend which progressives much like the album itself. Scott Spencer Partridge did a hell of a job producing this project and bringing Keith's vision to life. Enjoy this album with a good whiskey and a cigar.----Itunes Review
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