Dwight Yoakam, South of Heaven West of Hell - 49m 9s

Tracks & Durations

1. Words	5:21
2. "Old Friend"	0:51
3. Who At The Door Is Standing (With Bekka Bramlett)	2:31
4. "Good Afternoon"	0:30
5. Tears For Two	3:23
6. "Ma'am"	0:41
7. The Darkest Hour	3:28
8. "When You Was Shot"	0:15
9. The First Thing Smokin'	3:40
10. "How Long Was It"	0:10
11. What's Left Of Me	4:55
12. "All Anybody Can Do"	0:07
13. Somewhere	3:48
14. "A Lotta Good People"	0:11
15. The Last Surrender	2:44
16. "Show 'Em Your Badge"	0:23
17. No Future In Sight	7:07
18. "Existence"	0:40
19. It Is Well With My Soul	3:25
20. Words (Instrumental Featuring Lee Thornberg)	4:46

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Review

Though Dwight Yoakam's debut as a Western film director won't threaten John Ford's legacy, the soundtrack provides a liberating opportunity. Freed from commercial expectation, he lets his creative impulses roam freely beyond the corral of country classicism, from the tone-poem sophistication of "Words" to the spiritual traditionalism of "The Last Surrender," from the Springsteenesque balladry of "Somewhere" to the extended Allmanesque fade of "No Future in Sight." Songwriting collaborators include ZZ Top's Billy Gibbons on the Texas twang of "The First Thing Smokin'" and Mick Jagger on the barroom weeper "What's Left of Me." Bekka Bramlett contributes vocal support, including an over-the-top duet on the rocked-out gospel of "Who at the Door Is Standing," while the between-song movie dialogue seems to provide more padding than atmosphere. --Don McLeese

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