It's good to have him back. Clay seems to always get pushed to the sidelines by country radio in favor the barrage of today's current popp-y mainstreamers. That's quite a shame, because not only is his voice always a pleasure to listen to, but his music always seems to have a nice depth to it as well.
With this album, Keith Stegall is on board to produce most of the project, and bringing a bit of honky tonk sound back to the forefront.
A few of the songs draw on our cultural icons, like "Double Shot of John Wayne" - a nice country waltz that talks of the need to be people of integrity. Another name dropper is "Jesse James", which gives the inclination of wanting to be free.
I encourage the pop-y mainstream country fans to take a listen to this album to remember what a countrified album can be without excessive twang.
Check out some of the songs:
Where do I go from you:
Jesse James:
Double shot of John Wayne:
Seven Sundays:
All American:
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