Hyatt's bandmate Champ Hood is heard on one of the guitars. Also in the swing mode is the old standard Comes Love , which was first recorded by Billie Holiday. Making a guest appearance is Western swing fiddler extraordinaire Johnny Gimble, who shows his jazzy side. Ms. Price puts in probably her best vocal performance on the album, giving the song just the right amount of sincere cool. Dr. John's playing is great, while Ms. Price sometimes sounds a bit too detached.
Blues is a reminiscent of a classic honky-tonk tune.
The acoustic setting for this countryish bluesy song provides a great backdrop for Ms. Price's laid-back, almost whimsical vocal. Lyrically, the song is archetypical blues, but it's got a great groove. The folky side of the album is represented on the track Rusty Old Red River , written by Tim Henderson. In keeping with the folk influence, the song is embued with thoughtful, though sad, lyrics. The acoustic arrangement is appropriately introspective.