Gerry Rafferty put it all together on City to City. Stylistically, this album is all over the place and every song is a winner. The best known track is the classic "Baker Street", one of the most enduring songs of the '70s with perhaps the most memorable saxophone line in pop music and a strong melody and lyric that take you in immediately. "Right Down the Line" is a mid-tempo love song that is nearly as enduring and would also be a huge hit. The third single, "Home and Dry", would be a lesser hit but is just as impressive and memorable as "Right Down the Line". The album tracks are all top notch whether it's the Celtic sounds of "The Ark", the slow ballad "Stealin' Time", the rollicking pop of "Mattie's Rag", or the honky tonking title track. "Island" has a laid back feel with more sax to add to the mood while the closing "Waiting For The Day" is a joyous rocker. And as great all of the tracks are, and "Baker Street" certainly deserves its classic status, the best song is "Whatever's Written In Your Heart", a fantastic piano ballad with a heartfelt lyric and excellent harmonies. In my opinion, if this was released as a single, this could have took this album and Rafferty to another level. All told, City to City shows the pop craftsman, Gerry Rafferty, at his peak and is a must own if you love the music of the 1970's.