


The album wastes no time getting your foot stomping with the tune “If I Knew The Words”. Wright’s masterful banjo playing drives this song and sets the table for the rest of the record. Using cooking as a metaphor for a love/hate relationship, “The Line Cook Song”, may be the best song on the album, offering up some of their best lyrical output. Other songs such as “Southern Lovers”, “Yuma” and “Waitin’ In Vain” highlight their ability to craft music chock full of bits and pieces of soul, bluegrass, country and pop. They also show their whimsical side with the humorous tune “The Manatee Song”, a short sweet tune about manatees. It is a nice change up on the album.
-Chris Martin/ The Examiner


