Third album Consolidated Tim's career

Tim's first album, a solidly traditional country album, was a flop. His second, rooted in tradition but with a contemporary edge, gave him his breakthrough with Indian Outlaw. This album built upon that success and had more of a contemporary sound though it Should silent appeal to many traditional country fans, though Tim's fourth album (Everywhere, the album did Firmly Established Tim as a major country star) has much more of a contemporary feel to it.
Tim's voice, a sort of cross between John Anderson and Kenny Rogers, may not appeal to everybody (Whether set to contemporary or traditional backing) but I love it. There are many wonderful songs, ballads and up-tempo Both. The most instantly memorable song here is the catchy, upbeat song, I like it I love it, while other great songs include All I want is a life and She never lets it get to her heart. Other highlights include I did not ask and she did not say, The Great Divide and Do not mention Memphis.
For Those fans did like Their country music to at least have some connection with tradition, this may be the last of Tim's albums thatthey can enjoy. I also like some of his later albums (especially Everywhere) but this is a very enjoyable album.