leaving you, woman, before I commit a crime." When Shepherd recorded the song for his own 1995 album Ledbetter Heights, he carried on the mistake and used Stevie Ray Vaughan's title for the song, also incorrectly crediting Wolf as the writer. Critical reception Reviewing for The Village Voice in December 1996, Robert Christgau relegated the album to his list of "honorable mentions". While highlighting "Born with a Broken Heart" and "I'm Leaving You (Commit a Crime)", he wrote in summary that Shepherd "plays better blues readymades than he writes [and] writes better blues readymades than his front man sings". AllMusic's Thom Owens later said that "Shepherd burns through a set of rather generic blues-rock ravers that are made special by his exceptional technique. It may still be a while before he says something original, but he plays with style, energy, and dedication, which is more than enough for a debut album." Track listing Charts Album - Billboard (United States) Singles - Billboard (United States) References 1995 debut albums Kenny Wayne Shepherd albums Culture of Shreveport, Louisiana Giant Records (Warner) albums