This is a great compilation of vintage Jacky Jack Walker.

This whole album is great. Down in Texas, Life on the Road, Badgirl, and the Last Song are the best tracks but the whole album is nothing but good music.

This is a good album. Here, Jerry Jeff has an attitude, but still pretty mellow.

This a great collection and a good CD to take to parties. I didn't like the idea of taking a verse out of the Chuck Pyle song, Jaded Lover though.

This album holds one of the best love songs that I have ever heard. Its simple, but very nice. I believe Kieth Sykes wrote it. The song is "About Her Eyes". The rest of the album shows a more mellow Jerry Jeff in his earlier writing.

A great show of Jerry Jeffs writing talents. How can you not like "Morning Song to Sally" and not be moved by "Fading Lady". And I laighed my ass off the first time that I heard Gertrude and Ramblin, Scramblin.

The Lost Gonzo Band were as one. I don't think the Bandito Band had that. They were a great band and this is a great album but some of the fun is missing.

If I can't sleep, I'll put on this album. Its not your average Jerry Jeff album and is not intended to be. I think he did this one for himself and came out with a great album!

I am not crazy about the circus maximus stuff but in those songs you can see that Jerry Jeff was a great writer and needed to go on his own. The other material, shows that Jerry Jeff is a true gypsy and loves the road.

This is a great album. Jerry Jeff didn't try to make a Buffett album. It was recorded in Belize and had some island life but Texas was ever present in the music.