I really enjoyed this song. It reminds me times I've spent with my Dad.

i really like this song. it reminds me of my sister.you know her lynn moore

Jim Blackie's latest CD, Dead End Road, is another set of classic-tinged country tunes that reveal more influences than previous work along with a dead pan humor that hurts the gut.Dead End Road, reminds us of old school country duets - with a flavor from a contemporary harmony cluster of Woody's Roundup. The title track chronicles acceptance of disapointment 'years go by and now I am grown, I must learn to reap the seeds I've sown, at the end of every rainbow, there's no pot of gold, but I don't mind livin' here on my dead end road'. Track 4, I Really Love You Baby,is a 50's throwback to Elvis and everything sounds classic mono except the panned background vocals. Track 5, This Is Our Love Song, reminds us of slow Beach Boys ballads - Blackie sings,'will you cry when you hear me sing I love you'. Track 3, A Wanting Man, features a growling slide and walking 1,4,5, sensibility - more influences from Elvis - clearly Blackie has more influences than just Johnny Cash. The tune features a vintage rock guitar solo. Our favorite track is 13, Face Like An Angel,- hilarious. Blackie has the finest produced song with laugh out loud lyrics. Down home good 'ol music worth havin'.

This CD is in my player all the time. There are different sounds for different moods. My favorite song is I Really Love You Baby. I also groove to A Wanting Man frequently. This CD surpasses Jim Blackie's first. Can't wait for the next one.