Still crazy after twenty three years, this is a 2009 release by the frontman after the Lost Planet Airmen, the second without that band, although they do romp through a fair number of covers from that configuration. This is great lost weekend music for any party that?s slightly off the beaten track. Has a great version (and first time cover) of John Hiatt?s Tennessee Plates, and another great version of Hoyt Axton?s No No Song. Great updated versions or old classics of his own and other great artists, as well as some great new original tunes by the master himself. Must have for sure. Highlights include: Seven-Eleven and Wine, Do Yer Stuff. Produced by Cody and Professor Louie Hurwitz (Cromatix) at Woodstock Studio in Woodstock, New York. Sleazy, down home roadhouse truck stop bar music from the ozone that?s down home and up town. ?Let?s Rock USA!?