Title: Change of Direction, still mostly on course
Product review: Alison Moorer takes a different tack in this album, her third album. It's not classifiable as country, as where her first 2 albums. This album has a jazz flavor in much of it, particularly soft jazz. As a whole, the album is much softer, gentler, and acoustic than her previous work. There is quite a bit of piano. The songs are slower and more reflective, kind of like a lingering thought process discussed in the lyrics and reflected by the tempo. However, Ruby Jewel is a sassy song and Going Down is very spirited. Dying Breed is a moving discussion of a family with a history of short lifespans due to substance abuse. I don't like this album as much as Alison's first 2, but don't worry, it's still worthy. Further, it grows on the listener. So if you buy it, give it a chance.
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