Make no mistake about it: this 1996 debut from Robbie Fulks is pure
country. But it's the good country, not the bad country, if you know
what I mean. Fulks writes music that is full of twang and his own
dark sense of humor, including what is now one of my favorite
all-time love songs, "Let's Live Together." And who can resist a song
about scrapple? I promise you that you'll be tapping your toes in no
time.
Heidi J. De Vries
Make no mistake about it: this 1996 debut from Robbie Fulks is pure
country. But it's the good country, not the bad country, if you know
what I mean. Fulks writes music that is full of twang and his own
dark sense of humor, including what is now one of my favorite
all-time love songs, "Let's Live Together." And who can resist a song
about scrapple? I promise you that you'll be tapping your toes in no
time.
