isolated parts and thus no chances to fix mistakes. These takes are as real as performances get. Gill also contributed five original songs to the project, including "Three Sides To Every Story," a timeless country ballad. Fiddler Franklin composed the album-opening instrumental "Texoma Bound." Kenny Sears wrote himself a smooth vocal part and the world a new standard with "Nothing But The Blues." And it's especially refreshing to hear one band member, specifically Dawn Sears, interpret a song by another, as she does with serenity and melancholy on Gill's "Faint Of Heart." Alas, the days of The Time Jumpers at the Station Inn are in the history books. The band, which barely fit on that little stage, has moved to 3rd & Lindsley, a larger Nashville watering hole, for its Monday night shows. But the sound is excellent, and the ethos and soul remain as vibrant as ever. This album should tide you over until you get to make the pilgrimage to see them. Even if only for one night.