This is the album we heard promised in the "Lucky #7" songs.  Here is Penny Jo Pullus singing her best to date.  There are a lot of good songs in this playlist, 6 of them written or co-written by Penny Jo (I love singer/songwriters).  My favorite tracks are 1,3,6,7 & especially 9, "Don't Get Me Started".  She sure has a lot to howl about now!!
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"My Turn to Howl" is certainly well titled... it is indeed Penny Jo Pullus' turn to howl; to howl in triumph over her most musically successful CD to date. This is the recording toward which every artist strives. Penny Jo Pullus brings all her singing and songwriting talents together on this excellent CD. It is a delightful mix of country-western, two-step shuffles and rockin' toe-tappers that produces a smooth, seamless sound with energy and freshness.
Beautifully produced by Ron Flynt (20/20), Penny Jo's voice never sounded better and the instruments are clean, clear and do not overpower her vocals. Penny Jo skillfully blends country-roots sounds with a rock beat. Her voice is a force to be reckoned with on this CD, incorporating the classic country "break" as well as anyone can, along with a guttural burr like a punch to the gut. She can go from sweet, young girl to strong, powerful woman in "under 60 seconds."
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"My Turn to Howl" is truly Penny Jo's finest project yet....Her hard work
and determination show through here with her maturing songwriting skills and
a voice that won't quit!....with a slew of guest artists and musicians
straight from the heart of Texas, this only compliments this project and
adds to Penny Jo's already well known talent for singing......A must have
cd!!!!
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I've been playing it in the car since I got it. Great band, great voice ,lyrics to melt 
butter ........
Bottom line: Why  ain't this on the radio?
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