Jack Logan, Buzz Me In - 42m 30s

Tracks & Durations

1. I Brake For God	2:31
2. All Grown Up	3:09
3. Hit Or Miss	4:00
4. Melancholy Girl	3:31
5. Worldly Possesions	3:01
6. Anytime	3:23
7. Metropolis	3:05
8. Glorious World	2:02
9. Diving Deeper	2:31
10. The Possibilities	2:15
11. Pearl Of Them All	2:49
12. Werent't Gone Long	3:23
13. Gimme A Room	3:27
14. Ordinary Person	3:12

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Review

It's hard to tell whether each Jack Logan album is composed of fresh new tunes or culled from the 700-plus tracks he had already written when his debut 42-song double album, Bulk, was released in 1994. Ultimately, it doesn't matter, because Logan is not only one of the most prolific songwriters on the scene, he's also one of the most passionate and articulate. Buzz Me In, Logan's fourth full-length record, is his most well-oiled effort to date--cohesive in tone and sonically pristine (thanks to production by Clash knob-twister Kosmo Vinyl). Instead of vaulting musical genres as in the past, Logan maintains a rootsy approach throughout, and then experiments with individual orchestration and dynamics within each track. Gospel choirs, strings, sax, congas, and bongos are sprinkled across the record, but they never impair the flow of the disc. While Logan is backed once again by the stalwart Liquor Cabinets (Kelly Keneipp and Dave Philips), Buzz Me In also features a wide range of guests, including Vic Chesnutt and Sam Skelton, who give the songs extra dimension. But it's Logan's voice--an affecting blend of Bruce Springsteen and Mark Lanegan--that best unifies Buzz Me In. I'm in. --Jon Wiederhorn

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