Title: New Standards in Rock Simplicity
Product review: It almost seems like the lyrical style and melodies in this album belong to the rock trilogy of the mid-60's, but it's just stripped down to the bare essentials: guitar, bass, drums, and of course harmonica (with the occasional piano). His voice even sounds similar to those albums, but you can see the crossover into nashville skyline by the end of the album. There isn't one song on this album that I think bad, and that it's one his more enjoyable simple works, most of the tracks will get in your head the first listen. If you enjoyed Bringing It All Back Home, Highway 61 Revisited, or Blonde on Blonde, you'll find this an interesting afterthought to the trilogy...a side note with great songs and that ever-changing voice.
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