Give It To Me (3:52)
- Now Sue's got those bluegrass blues and I'm liking it!
Walk In The Sun (3:32)
- I can see this song getting air-play on both alternative and
mainstream stations. Maybe even on a country station willing to
take a chance.
The Snake (3:15)
- An instrumental mix of surf and Jerry Lee Lewis.
Wayward Girl (2:30)
- Sue's still got those bluegrass blues.
The Wind (4:44)
- This song made me think about how the Doors might have sounded
if they were on the scene ten years earlier and just said no to
drugs.
Lover's Call (3:22)
- A simple wishy-washy tune I didn't care for.
Better (3:36)
- If you were to speed up this song it would be a great rock-a-billy
tune.
Train To Memphis (4:40)
- A blues song I think even ol' Muddy would like.
Love Sick Child (4:13)
- Whoa! Where'd this song come from? It actually reminds me of
the Beatles from their Cavern Club days. I like it!
Long Distance Lover (4:57)
- This song does nothing for me. I guess Sue needed to fill up
space.
I really enjoyed listening to Sue Foley's "Walk In The
Sun," and I'm surprised that this is the first I've ever heard
of her. As it turns out she has three previous releases that I'm on
the look out for now. I'm not sure how she sounded in the past, but
to me Sue Foley's musical style is an eclectic mix of blues,
country, and 60's style rock-n-roll. I liked "Walk in the
Sun" a lot and have no regrets having shelled out $13.00 for
it. So it is without hesitation I recommend Sue Foley's "Walk
in the Sun" and give it an 80%.
I'm Stu Gotz! Later & Love Ya! ;-)~
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