It's about time these early albums were released again on CD.  This one is superb, and may actually surprise you.  Most of us think of Lefty Frizzel when we hear Keith Whitley.  And Ricky Skaggs is often considered the father of new generation/mainstream bluegrass.  But, with this album, you'll hear Keith Whitley handle the lead vocals and guitar work on 12 numbers.  And folks, Keith can pick a guitar.....and his voice was pure bluegrass without even a hint of Lefty!  The harmonies and mandolin provided by Ricky are phenomenal.  The album begins with "Dont Cheat in Our Hometown", a song that Ricky would later release as a solo act, and continues through a few brilliant instrumentals, and some of the finest bluegrass you will ever hear, including:  "Poor Monroe", "Those Two Blue Eyes", and "Memories of Mother".  This CD was released by Rebel Records in 1990, and the recording is excellent.  Give it a listen.