Many, many years....too many to mention I lived in Nashville.  I would go to a small local place  where a guy played with his band.  Jimmy Hall and the Prisoners of Love!  I bought this album when it first came out and loved listening to it almost daily.  Well, over the past 12 years I have moved around our country and ended up in Atlanta this year.  So, a few nights ago I visted a small venue to listen to some really good Blues music.  During a break I ended up speaking with a man that I later discoverd was Jack Hall.  Jimmy's brother.  We spent about an hour talkng about the music bussiness and thinking what a small world it is that I had seen Jimmy Hall many, many times and some 12 years from some random fate I'm sitting next to his brother and watching him work his bass and thumb out some serious Blues.  So, I broke out my old CD and have been listening again for days.  It is a great CD and I'm going to get back out and check out a Wet Wille show and a Jimmy Hall show.  If you love Southern Blues, check out the Hall brothers!!
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Recently seen Jimmy at Madison Ribberfest and loved the show. This cd almost let me relive the great time. You need a copy of THIS!!!!
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Being a true southern rock fan most of my life, I have enjoyed Wet Willie tremendously over the years. Somehow I lost track of Jimmy Halls whereabouts along the way, but I was reminded, how great a performer he is when I watched the recently issued DVD presenting D. McClintons Blues Cruise. In my search for newer material with Jimmy, this one came up, and I just thinks it shows how capable he is in making every corner of the blues idiom sound like his own material. He does it so effortlessly and classy - just great!
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Loved all the songs
Good Mix---especially liked The Hunter
Jimmy, come to Santa Fe and sing the blues 
Bring the Prisoners!
I miss your music!!!!!
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