Johnny Bush, Talk to My Heart - 41m 26s

Tracks & Durations

1. Please Talk To My Heart	3:12
2. A Moment Isn't Very Long	3:30
3. Any Fool Could See	3:40
4. This House Has No Doors	4:08
5. Neon Nightmare	2:48
6. The Least I Can Do Is Try	3:18
7. The Cheatin' Line	3:05
8. It Sure Feels Good	3:12
9. The Winds Of Change	3:23
10. The Bottle, Your Memory & Me	2:36
11. The Sound A Breaking Heart Makes	2:48
12. Deep In Love And Burried In The Blues	2:52
13. As Long As There's Women Like You	2:47

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Review

If it weren't for the sweet warble in Johnny Bush's voice and his well-exercised penchant for using even pedal steel as if it were a lush string section, this Texas honky-tonk vet could break your heart. His tunes on this 1998 collection are all Kleenex-drenching in their heartfelt depths, with lines like "Any fool could see she was planning to leave / At least, any fool but me." Both the fool and the sensitive artist, Bush paints himself the injured ("My life's a neon nightmare since you've gone") and yet manages a kind of vocal fabric that belies the care he's taken with his voice since his early-'60s emergence. He massages the lyrics with restrained musical accompaniment, even when you'd expect something caustic. While his relationships with Willie Nelson and Ray Price helped Bush find a place in the country music world, he's seen few recording dates over the decades. But for all that, Bush's chops are still sharp, his song conceptions rich and poignant. --Andrew Bartlett

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