Reviewed by Dave Brassington

Is it really 20 years since I stood outside the Royal Albert Hall watching country's latest superstar arrive for his UK debut? Even my daughter who didn't like country music thought he was dishy! 20 years on Randy still sounds as good as ever and is still with his original producer Kyle Lehning. Whilst this album is good solid country music I did find it a bit of an uneven mixture. The album kicks off with the bright title track, and then we come into several good songs including the ballad "Faith In You" which is reprised twice on the accompanying DVD. Bob Dylan's classic "Don't Think Twice, It's All Right" gets an airing and stands out as the only old song on the album. Country music often gets criticised for morbid songs and a couple of tracks, "Dig Two Graves" and "Til I'm Dead And Gone" certainly come into that category! Personally I was a little disappointed with this album, which is not a patch on some of his recent gospel releases, as some of the songs here just don't come together. The only gospel track you can hear/see is the classic "Three Wooden Crosses" on the DVD which outshines anything else on the CD.

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