This album totaly kicks my ass. Drew Womack at his best. Sounds like the Sons of the Desert record that was never made. "Devil's Been Working Overtime" is classic Drew. Buy one, buy two or three to share with the ones ones, who like me can't stand the Typical Nashville Bullshit.

Hey I love the new C.D. I just laugh my butt off at the Fine Art Of Failure song, and Fastest Way To Texas is a great story. I do think it's very funny that the one song that has Tara getting credit for co-writing is To Her And Back. This C.D. is a awesome mixture of songs, keep it up man!

Drew's talent has done nothing but grown over the years. Fronting Sons of the Desert, an amazing accomplishment in itself, seems to have been OJT for what's he's written now. It just keeps gettin' better and better! He's the total package... haunting ballads, rockin' "driving" tunes and the fun stuff. Lots of radio appeal on this one. This recording seems to give us "the real Drew Womack". I urge you to get several copies, one for the house, one for each car, one for all the Christmas stockings you'll have to stuff this year and then more to replace the ones you'll wear out before then. This is music at it's finest!

"AWESOME, AWESOME, AWESOME!" - Roxanne Craig She's right - this guy kicks A$$. No stranger to the Texas Music Scene, he's on his way to a nationwide outbreak! Original music talently written by Drew, played by Drew and sung beautifully, you guessed it, by Drew! The songs quickly get stuck in your head and you find yourself singing along without realizing it! This guy's...well, AWESOME!

Being familiar with Drew's music, I anxiously awaited this arrival. Drew's talent with songwriting coupled with his pure voice has produced a solo debut that is a must have! This CD is a showcase reflecting Drew's diverse talents. From toe tapping, sing along love songs like "Hey Daisy", to rockin' tunes like "Premium Gasoline", with haunting ballads ("Leaving October", "Tearin it up Tonight") and light hearted fun ("Fine Art of Failure"). This is one of the few, "put it in and press play, no need to search" CDs out there. I strongly recommend getting at least two copies of this CD. It wan't be long until you wear out the first one! Enjoy!