This is the second volume of the trilogy entitled The Boxcar Campfire where Paul Pigat drives listeners to a journey of acoustic music totally inspired by the old blues musicians, but also by folk and Americana roots music All Paul’s songs have a funny and sometimes satirical and biting sense of humour that will make the most serious listener smile Alone with his voice, his guitars and his harmonicas and the only help of Marc L’Esperance on backing vocals and percussion, Paul Pigat moves comfortably along a repertoire of seven original songs and three versions he gives a distinctive air and personality, especially in the song Ring Of Fire coming from Johnny Cash, a song Pigat turns into a small jewel As the album songs go by, Paul is growing and getting all his musical engine greased, delivering songs with an attractive simplicity but at the same time with a bright colourful appearance In this way Paul Pigat gains credibility and presence in front of listeners, something that makes as a result an effective reliable album