Loved all the songs on it, but best is the get the L outa LA. All Night, All Day is how long I could listen to Mike sing and play. I like good songs, good music, good people and it's all here.
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I guess the true mark of a great CD is whether I want to take it out of my CD changer.  And I can't.  A friend gave me the CD and I love it.  Great mix of tunes and funny, smart lyrics.  I normally put my CDs on shuffle, but the mix of ballads, country, rockabilly, party music is great -- so I catch myself listening just to Clifford over and over (ON REPEAT, NOT SHUFFLE!)  "Senorita", "Lonesome by Myself," "L Outta LA" -- I dig them best.   I don't know where this dude came from - but this CD should be required to be stocked in bar jukeboxes all across Texas.  It just puts me in a good mood.  What can I say??
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I’ve had this CD for a few weeks now and have now concluded that this album is quite remarkable and truly is a Rhinestone in the Rough. Mike Clifford takes you on a Honky-Tonk roller coaster ride through the country on this one! What is not to like on All Night All Day. This CD has a little bit of everything – from great toe-tappin’ two-steppin’ fun to the cry-in-your-beer type tunes…it’s all good! Some stand-outs include Senorita, Get the “L” Outta L.A., Between The Highway and the Sky, and Goin’ Down Swingin’. The production on this CD is superb too. You can really appreciate the hard work and musicianship on this one. The steel guitar and piano work really put life into Mike’s lyrics.  His voice is firin’ on all cylinders and puts him right up there with the country industries best. A must have in any CD collection !
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"All Night All Day" is a good, solid, fun listen from the first song to the last. "Senorita" is my favorite song from this CD, but there isn't a song I don't enjoy. Since I'm a sucker for baritones and generally prefer traditional country, I've been pleasantly surprised how much I enjoy Mike Clifford's work.  To me, he has an original sound that blends the influence of several genres into a sound that is distinctly his own.  I hear an influence of Marty Robbins in "Senorita" but only at a level which pays homage to the talent of that artist. 
My second favorite song on this CD is "Happy Anniversary, the lyrics of the song really appeal to me.
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