Country singer.

The Call of the Wendigo wrote:

Shatner's reinventing music.

No, you're just discovering music that you didn't know nuffink about before inadvertently.

Bob Paisley!

Who knew he had such a clean, soulful country music singing voice.

Nifty guitar work.

This is weirdly the most original and best song on the album.

Bonus Fender Rhodes at the end too.

It is over.

That was a pleasing listen that had the sense to break out into real music when it had to.

Now to look back at the thread and see what everybody else made of it.

I shall give it 3 stars.

Well, I remember when that came out and people were wetting their frillies about it.

But I didn't take the bait.

Nor not now neither.

By dint of better production, arrangements and musicianship scarcely better than the Neil album.

Still, undeniably better.

A bonus two Wendi-approved bumholes cos Shatner and his honey with bits of gravel in voice.

Minus one Wendi-approved bumhole cos no conspicuous bassoon.

Well, that was okay. Intrigue got me through the first few songs but it then became a bit of a slog - especially as someone who doesn't tend to listen to lyrics, which doesn't really help on a mostly spoken album. The Telly album was similar, but that was really retro, warm and charming, whereas this didn't have any of that.

2/5