Bruce Hornsby & The Range, The Way It Is - 42m 58s

Tracks & Durations

1. On the western skyline	4:50
2. Every little kiss	5:44
3. Mandoline rain	5:15
4. The long race	4:21
5. The way it is	4:54
6. Down the road tonight	4:24
7. The wild frontier	4:00
8. The river runs low	4:26
9. The red plains	4:57

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Review

Bruce Hornsby is now best known for his stints playing keyboards with the Grateful Dead and for his involvement in such post-Dead projects as the Further Festival. An incomparable keyboard wizard whose skills are widely admired while his albums are consistently underrated, Hornsby's greatest commercial success is slipping rapidly into the past. His 1986 debut, The Way It Is (recorded with his band, the Range) is the high watermark of his career commercially, having sold several million copies and spawned a trio of hit singles, including "Mandolin Rain," "Every Little Kiss," and of course, the No. 1 smash, "The Way It Is." Overall, it's Hornsby's most tuneful album, though not necessarily his most accomplished work. His is a catalog that is long overdue for reevaluation. --Daniel Durchholz

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