This guy keeps getting better! Country Sunshine is definitely one of my 10 favorite albums. I suggest you listen to "First Thing About Mary", "Can't Get There From Here"....awwww hell, listen to the whole thing! Not a weak track on the CD!

I love Bruce Robison music. He hass so much soul when he sings. Texas artists know how to pick and sing!

Oops, I meant I'll go buy a BRUCE Robison cd tonight. I have a feeling it won't be long before I always think Bruce first, instead of Charlie, when I see or hear the name Robison.

I finally picked up Unleashed Live because I like Charlie Robison's and Jack Ingram's music, but I really hadn't heard much by Bruce Robison. Well, I want to hear a whole lot more now. I can't remember being so totally blown away by a song like I was by "Angry All The Time" (Kelly Willis singing with him just made this version even better). I read on the bio page here that the song was a hit for Tim McGraw and Faith Hill, but I've never heard their version because I don't care much for that NashVegas music. I guess it goes to show that a great song will be a great song no matter who does it. I haven't been able to get those lyrics and the haunting vocal delivery out of my head all day. Think I'll go buy a Charlie Robison CD tonight.

Another excellent album by this great songwriter/musician. "What would Willie Do" is my new philosophy for life.

I was sadly disappointed with this cd. It was nothing like the ones before and was more like a John Denver cd. I don't like it at all.

Bruce Robison equals the greatest singer and songwriter.

Out at the Barn by Verlon Thompson Y'all ought to marketing the shit out of this CD. Verlon is the magical guitar player on all the Guy Clark recordings. Saw him with Guy in Atlanta this summer and was blown away by his awesome talent. "Out at the Barn" is a collection of songs recorded in Verlon's house, a "living roon picking session" as he calls it in the liner notes, with no overdubs or corrections or sophisticated studio improvements. It's excellent. Though I expect each person will find their own tracks to particularly love, I think "Whisper and a Prayer" alone is worth the price of admission. Then there's "Satisfied Mind", a waltz which speaks to the purity of heart few of us ever achieve but are occasionally graced by. Another tune which stays in the mind is "Morning Always Wins", a mournful song most folks over the age of 30 will get. Verlon covers "Angel from Montgomery" with Suzi Ragsdale singing wonderful duet vocals. And on and on...If you buy this CD and don't like it, let me know. I'll take your used copy and forward it along to friends who will.

Bruce and his music are so amazing. I truly enjoy each and every CD he has put out and Country Sunshine is no exception. I highly recommend anything Bruce has to do with, whether it is singing or songwriting. You will not be disappointed!

let me just say texas music rocks and bruce robinson rocks every one of his songs are awsome especialy when kelly is doing one with him i give him a 5 star rating his new cd is the best