Road". After a year-long tour with Vince Gill and another year of dates on their own, Restless Heart went on hiatus once more. In 2002, Gregg placed a phone call to Innis, with whom he had not had any contact in 10 years. That led to Restless Heart reuniting once again and returning the band to its complete classic lineup. They soon began touring and released a single called "Torch of Freedom" which did not chart. In 2004, the band signed to Koch Records, then went into a Muscle Shoals, Alabama, recording studio to record the first full-length album to feature the original lineup since 1990's Fast Movin' Train. The new album, titled Still Restless, was co-produced by Mac McAnally and Kyle Lehning, with three of its songs having previously been recorded by McAnally himself. Its lead-off single, "Feel My Way to You", peaked at number 29 on the country music charts. However, Koch closed its Nashville division in early 2005, and the album did not produce any other singles. The band released a live album, 25 and Live, in 2007 through their website. To commemorate the band's 30th anniversary, Restless Heart began its 30 Years & Still Restless Tour. The band also announced plans to release new music in 2013, but no further details were revealed. In 2015, Restless Heart was inducted into the Oklahoma Music Hall of Fame. The band's Dave Innis, Paul Gregg, and Greg Jennings hail from the state. Musical stylings DuBois said that he conceived Restless Heart as "a hot, instrumental band that could really play well on stage—that had great harmony" and that he had given them songs that he felt were "natural" but had been rejected by other artists such as Alabama for being "too pop". He noted that during showcases for radio representatives early in the band's career, he was often questioned on the band's ability to "duplicate their records live" due to them having been assembled in a studio setting, but felt that live performances were not an issue due to the band having played and sung everything on their debut album without any additional musicians or vocalists. Restless Heart's sound draws influences from mainstream country music, as well as from pop and rock. Their use of layered harmonies and multiple Adult Contemporary crossover hits have drawn comparisons to the Eagles. A 1985 article in Billboard wrote that debut single "Let