Title: A solid Keel album, but not his best
Product review: I'll take Larry Keel on a bad day over most other flatpickers on a great day. This is not Larry Keel's best, but it is still good. What makes Larry Keel such a fascinating bluegrass guitarist is the aggressive edge to his playing that makes him immediately identifiable. This album is more mellow than some of Keel's other albums, and features less of his aggressive edge, making it less distinctively Keel-esque, but it is still a fine album with a diversity of sounds. In particular, Just Havin Fun stands out as an unexpected gem, delving a bit into western swing, and showing off Keel's unexpected skill on electric guitar. God Don't Never Change also stands out as one of the darkest tracks Keel has ever recorded. This is a fine album, and well worth picking up for Keel fans, but it isn't as essential as The Larry Keel Experience albums (in particular, The Sound), or Magraw Gap.
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