I bought this CD Monday, but I am just now listening to it this evening. When Zimmy releases new music, it must be savored like a fine wine and tested for its bouquet. Folks, this is vintage Bobby! I haven’t had a chance to drink in all the lyrics yet. That usually takes several sessions. There is rockabilly, the harmonica, and of course, those rich, velvety tones of Dylan’s voice. :) I am already addicted!
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Sounds good, Michael!
Posted by: Ted Gossard | Sep 14, 2006 at 11:10 AM