Nobody's perfect, as Roger states in his liner notes, because in "Things Look Good Around Here" he messed up the last chorus a little bit but is able to laugh about it. That's the joy of live music. "Mother's A Redneck, Too" has always been a favorite of mine & it sounds great right before "Shreveport To New Orleans." You can only imagine the storyline line in such songs as "Having Fun All Wrong" & the funny "The Everclear Song." Let's just say the latter mentions a preacher declaring a party as the best he's ever been to - totally unaware that the drinks were spiked with the clear alcohol.
Roger says that "Late Night Case of the Blues" is his best & I have to agree. Bits and pieces of nights out on the road were his inspiration & I feel the lyrics were put together quite beautifully. "Ranche Grande" features Roger's dad, Bill, singing along to the Tejano inspired tune while "Love" sounds like rock & country mixed together. At the end of the album, Roger covers Jimmy Buffett's "A Pirate Looks at Forty" & then the last track features outtakes from the performance at The Mucky Duck.
Roger says that "Late Night Case of the Blues" is his best & I have to agree. Bits and pieces of nights out on the road were his inspiration & I feel the lyrics were put together quite beautifully. "Ranche Grande" features Roger's dad, Bill, singing along to the Tejano inspired tune while "Love" sounds like rock & country mixed together. At the end of the album, Roger covers Jimmy Buffett's "A Pirate Looks at Forty" & then the last track features outtakes from the performance at The Mucky Duck.
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