Title: Glad I Could Be There for You
Product review: I got turned on to this album back in the early to mid 90's and have never tired of it; listening to it is like revisiting an old friend and having a killer conversation. On this record, Steve Forbert offers an incredibly well written version of one man's life perspective. "Responsibility" and "You Cannot Win 'Em All" are favorites of mine. I like the personal feel that Steve gets when he strips down the tunes to his guitar and vocal with light accompaniment. His lyrics sound like the diary of what might be a young father that has taken a few knocks in life and come back up swinging. This a great album for anyone that enjoys upbeat acoustic folk. The record meant so much to me that I had a friend tell Steve so at one of his shows. My friend told me that Steve smiled and said, "Glad that I could be there for him."
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