I was always a critic when it came to judging albums for qualities, there are a lot of bands that lets face it, can't match up to the standards with the rest of the album, and usually only have maybe two hits played on the radio. I can actually say there are at least 7/10 songs I like on this album. I first reconized Gerry Rafferty way before I even knew his name and liked his stuff, try four years old, cause that was about the time this album came out. I've always liked the sax on 'Baker Street' and the album just packs the punch all the way thru with 'Right Down The Line' almost like a swing to it. The title track is pretty good to with a little country ting to it. Also 'Mattie's Rag', even though the clarinet is eerie on this song it still sounds good. The next one I like is 'Home and Dry', makes you feel like there's hope in any relation, but also good song. I also thought that 'Waiting For The Day' was a nice way to end a album, on a good note. Like I said, this album has good lyric writting in it, and also the music is very enjoyable, even for being almost thirty years old. And now as far as the title of my review, this album only has two songs played on the radio, and that's a crying shame, even his previous band the 'Stealer Wheels' had a few other good songs too besides the one they play all the time like 'Stuck In The Middle', yeh that's a good one, but what about 'Late Again', that one kicks too. Well anyways, this album is really good, and worth picking up.