Big Sandy & His Fly-Rite Boys, Swingin' West - 43m 41s

Tracks & Durations

1. Let Me In There, Baby	2:55
2. Music to Her Ears	2:59
3. You Don't Matter Anymore	2:47
4. My Sinful Days Are Over	2:30
5. Parts Unknown	2:45
6. Too Late to Be True	3:12
7. Hey Muchachita	3:09
8. Why Do You Have to Torture Me?	2:38
9. Blackberry Wine	3:22
10. Murphy's Law	3:06
11. If I Wrote a Song (About Our Love Affair)	2:48
12. We Tried to Tell You	2:55
13. You Say You Don't (But You Do)	2:40
14. A Healer like Time	3:21
15. The New Ball	2:26

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Review

The first Hightone album from Big Sandy and his Fly-Rite Boys was called Jumpin' from Six to Six, and Swingin' West is the followup. The apostrophized verbs in the titles reveal the secret of this Anaheim quintet's appeal; both albums jump and swing with a rhythmic sophistication few neo-rockabilly bands can match. The Fly-Rite Boys syncopate the beat with a no-fuss crispness which owes more to Louis Jordan than to Carl Perkins. Riding that dotted-note feel like a surfer is the bouncy tenor of Robert "Big Sandy" Williams. Williams has reinforced the Louis Jordan connection by writing 11 songs as witty, breezy, and infectious as those that inspired the musical Five Guys Named Moe. --Geoffrey Himes

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