Although it is not a blues recording, it is always pleasant to listen to an album by singer and guitar player Dallas Burrow, that drives us to the depths of cowboy music, evoking those wild western landscapes where cowboys and outlaw people used to live.

Dallas Burrow is a singer and songwriter who has burst into this style, giving new life to those genuine and traditional songs that bring back to our minds the real American music, with stories that come from his heart, but also from the folklore heritage. which is still deeply rooted in those small towns of the wild west, where farmers use to meet after work to play those songs that are passed from generation to generation as part of the American tradition.

The album has been produced by Grammy winner Lloyd Maines, and features the guest appearances of Ray Wylie Hubbard, Kelly Willis and Jim Lauderdale on vocals. The rest of the musicians are Dallas Burrow on vocals and guitars, Katie Shore on fiddle, Lloyd Maines on dobro, banjo, bass and acoustic guitar, Past Manske on percussion, Tom Hendrix on harmonica, Bukka Allen on accordion and Brian Beker on fiddle, the last three ones in some tracks.

Dallas Burrow confirms he is one of American roots music new values who comes, not only to perpetuate but also to revitalize a sometimes-forgotten musical genre, but that it is always pleasant to the ear of those people who stop to listen to it.