Consitently Strong Throughout

Review Score: (8/10)
To take advantage of the bonus track, My Brother Esau, my review will be based on the casette version. This bonus track features some good Bob Weir Vocals and some slick percussion beats by Mickey Hart. Overall, this recording is very balanced between Jerry and Bobby songs. Jerry really gives some excellent vocal performances on all of his songs most particularly Touch Of Grey. And his guitar playing is very up to standards. Some people may not care for Brent's singing but I find it just fine thank you as his vocal and the arrangement stylings just adds to the depth on this recording. At this stage in the eighties, good classic rock n roll records were few and far between. This is one of the few.

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