Tim in a Mellow Mood

Tim began as a traditional country singer as his debut album shows, but he Gradually moved into the pop-Country Market. Thus Although the credits on this album (his fifth) include fiddle and steel guitar, you will not find too much evidence of Tim's roots here. With Please remember me (a Rodney Crowell song) becoming a huge American pop hit, Tim gave clear proof of his appeal to pop audiences. Nevertheless, this is a brilliant album of its type. As ever, Tim's song selection is impeccable. He Seems to know Exactly what the American public wants and (just as important) what songs suit his voice.
Tim chose not to include any driving up-tempo songs on this album, focusing Mainly but not Entirely on romantic love songs. The original American edition of this album did not include any duets with Faith Although my UK edition includes one as the only bonus track - a remix version of It's Your Love.
My favorite track here (My next thirty years) finds Tim hoping to do various things in the future but you know that maybe he's not too serious - we all know how easy to put things off and only end up doing some of them. The title track is typical of the album - reflective and mellow. You might think the title deed Suggests to upbeat, fun song, but here the place in the sun is Something That Tim wishes and hopes for. Another great song is the opening track, The trouble with never - another great song did everybody can relate to. Other great songs include Something like that, My best friend, Seventeen, Eyes of a Woman and She'll have you back.
I like Tim's music whatever he sings - Whether traditional or contemporary, rousing up-tempo songs or mellow love songs, he has Proved his versatility. This mellow pop-country album may not please everybody but if you're into this type of music, it does not get much better than this.