Album Notes

Just who do these guys sound like? That's the question Two Guys with Guitars have been unable to answer throughout their career. One day they finally said, "We are who we are and we do what we do. It is what it is. We just like to make music."
Ritch Esra, former Head of West Coast A&R of Arista Records and publisher of 'The Music Business Registry' called the track Love is My Drug "Straight out of the Roxy Music groove of the eighties."
Michael Laskow, legendary engineer, producer, A&R man and current CEO of the A&R company Taxi, said Men of Steel "could have come from early Neil Diamond."
Two Guys with Guitars grew up in a time when your favorite radio station played everything from Elvis and Johnny Cash to The Beatles and Jimi Hendrix, Buddy Holly and Marty Robbins to the Supremes and The Byrds. Led Zeppelin. You get the idea. It was all good music and didn't have to fit in a box. This album won't fit in a box, either. It shows in their writing and their music. They take you places and bring you back.
Somewhere along the way someone told them just do what you do. Here's the result. This is an album of good music.
As the guys say, "It's What We Do"