Man. What a drag, the only bright spot on this CD is "Love You". For my Ex. Don't you know our slogan that Nashville SUCKS? Guess not, you sold out, now you sound like Keith Urban. Just another hunk of cannon fodder for big buck A-Holes in Nashville. Sorry, they don't have 1/2 star.

Jack is a sell out biatch...I mean seriously, want a little more frosting with your gay hair jack? . . . not that there is anything wrong with that. It is funny, that the music that gave you a shot, isn't good enough for you anymore. I hope we never see you playing any more concerts in Texas. Have fun with sugarland, and big and rich...we don't need ya.

I used to love Jack! But he is a sell out. I just wish he had been content playin Texas music not Nashville pop!!!!! I hope our other Texas country favs don't go down the same road. The day Kevin Fowler signs with a Nashville label is the day I lose all hope for Texas Country!!!!!!!! I love TEXAS and TEXAS Country!! I am stuck in hell right now (aka Florida) and hope to get home soon. The only thing that is keeping from loosing my mind right now is listening to the Ranch on-line! If Jack would stand up to those suits and wright his own stuff I might start listening to him again.

well stand... why dont YOU make up you mind! if you dislike jack so much why did you give him 5 stars. Its no doubt that Ingram went through a lot before he got his break! Im glad for him but i still think his best stuff is his older stuff!

Hey Cujo, which is it? You say he's not a sell-out, then you say he's not writing the songs he wants to. That makes a lot of sense! I got news for you. A sell-out is someone who does things that OTHERS want, and not necessarily what he wants. Quit trying to justify poop. There's a whole wack of these artists doing this. If they choose to go this route that's their business, as long as they don't try and tell people (like Pat Green) that they're not selling out! At least be honest about it. Last time I saw Jack, he was dressed in a fumagator suite chasing two people dressed as big bugs on stage with Brad Paisley (see on youtube.com). That is pretty sad.

Enough of this 'sell out' talk! Jack has been through the ringer before with major labels. He's learned some lessons and I know he knows he has to do things 'their' way for the time being, but after a while, he'll be doing things 'his' way again. And if you think Jack has 'sold out', you should see one of his shows. It's the same whether there are 15 people there or 15,000. At any rate, I'm still a little disappointed in the CD, would've liked to seen more Jack written songs, but you can't go wrong with Radney Foster's and Blu Sanders' writing. That being said, it's no wonder I like "Measure of a Man", "Hold On", "Ava Adele" and "Great Divide" as my favorite tracks on the CD.

I own so many cd's I dont know what to do with them all. This one is the best. No Question

I remember Jack when I was in Dallas years ago, and his success is wonderful, especially considering that he has stayed so true to himself and his craft. I have heard This Is It! and decided that it is a classic. I love to see a Texas native, a humble man, and a great talent succeed. Most who know Jack wish him the best, and I am so glad that this CD is a tribute to his multi-dimensional musical leanings. From radio hits to plaintive ballads to rock flavored love songs, this CD is true artistry.

This CD is the best ever! It has me hooked on Jack Ingram and his music, and I can't stop playing Hold On!

This is a super CD, one of my favorites from Jack Ingram! He is a master of turning out music that all sounds different and unique, from ballads and sweet songs to hard rocking, hard driving unforgettable songs like Love You! Jack is so different from all the Nashville cookie cutter singers and yet he manages to sound good on the radio, too! I am crazy for This Is It!! And Measure of a Man alone makes this CD a winner!