Big Sandy & His Fly-Rite Boys, Turntable Matinee - 46m 16s

Tracks & Durations

1. Power of the 45 (Pt. 1)	3:31
2. Love That Man	2:46
3. The Great State of Misery	3:11
4. Haunted Hills	4:00
5. Ruby Jane	3:20
6. Spanish Dagger	2:20
7. Mad	3:12
8. The Ones You Say You Love	2:49
9. You Don't Know Me At All	3:15
10. Yes (I Feel Sorry For You)	3:38
11. Lonesome Dollar	3:21
12. Slippin' Away	3:27
13. I Know I've Loved You Before	2:44
14. Power of the 45 (Pt. 2)	4:33

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Review

The world can never have enough Buddy Holly songs. And as Holly hasn't been around since 1959, the music of Big Sandy and His Fly-Rite Boys performs a public service, as Big Sandy not only channels the pure sincerity of Holly's tenor and the sweet innocence of that musical era, but writes songs such as "Love That Man" and "The Ones You Say You Love" that sound as fresh now as Holly's forever will. Yet Big Sandy and the Boys don't confine themselves to a single genre (neither, for that matter, did Holly and the Crickets), as the roadhouse twang of "The Great State of Misery," the horn-laden, Stax/Volt R&B of "Slipping Away," and the Western swing of "Yes (I Feel Sorry for You)" all combine for the platter party conjured by "The Power of the 45," which opens and closes the album. "Drop the needle in the groove and start to move," the song implores, and it's hard to resist the invitation. --Don McLeese

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