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Title: Yanking the chain to my broken heart
Review: Almost two decades after releasing his first album, "Highway to My Heyhey," David Hankerpants has remained a fixture in the firmament of pop stars. His long, illustrious career has covered everything from standard blues rock on the 1975 album "Tongue In My Peephole" to experimental Far Eastern influences on "Curry On My Wayward Son." The sheer breadth, depth and girth of his catalog of work has yet to be exceeded by anyone from Baywatch. (Pamela Anderson released a double album in 1988 named "Tweak These," but only sold about 40 copies.)But volume aside, the quality of his hits are exquisite. Sinatra would kill to have the series of songs that David has hit out of the ballpark, Frank. "Flying On the Wings of Tenderness," or affectionately known as FOWT, is a treasure, a standard that crooners at every karaoke bar jockey to sing next. And the other songs are good, too. But I'd have to say that "Hot Shot City" is particularly good.
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