Boom Chicka Boom

Uh, the reviewer was Alan Light, and this was on April 5th, 1990.

He reviewed it along with I think kind of the prompt to actually toss in the Highwayman 2 album was a Johnny Cash album that was released called Boom Chicka Boom.

So it was, like, in writing in context with that.

But I just pulled the, just some blurbs from the pertinent Highway 2.

So here we go.

"Less intimate than Boom Chicka Boom, but more consistent is Highwayman 2, a sequel to the million-selling 1985 summit that brought Cash together with Nelson, Jennings, and Kristofferson.

The material these legends have chosen to perform, they wrote six of the 10 songs themselves, is predict- predictably generic and mythologizing, focusing on road songs, trains, and manly self-reliance.

The familiar themes and glossy production may be a bit anonymous, but hearing Waylon and Willie trade verses on Born and Raised in Black and White, the story of two brothers, one an outlaw, the other, needless to say, a priest, is still thrilling.