Brad's new is almost an instrumental album! Although interim shine through even sung tracks by, but most pieces are instrumentals with the heavyweight (clearly!) Guitar. And that Brad can play guitar, is indeed well known. The first two Tietel go from great, only instrumental, followed by a duet with Keith Urban, but here you get nice guitar parts. Kim is then a quiet, acoustic tracks, very nice with a sparkling guitar. Only on Come on in is sung again, this time with Buck Owens. Also a fine Country title in tradition. Play with Fire's almost blues, but sounds great! Brad at his best! On Cluster Pluck then you hear next to Brad and James Burton (yes, who played with Elvis on!) Vince Gill, Albert Lee and others). Great guitar work here too! Let the good times roll provides a blue-heavy duel with veteran BB King. Goose bumps music! And finally Brad adopted with Andy Griffith together with Waitin 'on a woman. All in all a great album, totally different from another from this corner, but still exciting and very entertaining. Listen carefully!
