You Can't Teach An Old Dog New Tricks (Digipack)

saw him live at iow and instantly bought the next album, the insertion of bass makes it alot more rocking and its a must have album.

In a word,brilliant.
Teasures kicks the album of nicely to get the groove going.
You can't teach an old dog new tricks is a very true account of who he is,and it is very steve.
Burnin' up is a really good take on unrequited love,quickly gets inbedded into your head.
I don't know why she love me but she do is again what you'd expect from steve,and it's the kind of track that we love him for.
Have mercy on the lonely shows sympathy to those without love,and advises to grab it if it's there.
Whiskey ballad though not written by steve is sung in the typical manner we've got a lot of respect for.
Back in the doghouse makes you laugh at frustrating situations beyond your control,bad areas of life you just can't avoid.
Underneath a blue and cloudless sky takes a look at life for what you can make it,rather than what you can't,really good stuff.
What a way to go cetainly doesn't pull any punches in looking at how unfair working hard to die too young is.
Party i would say is a little different for steve,but works really well.
Days gone looks at getting old but keeping your spirit strong,gotta love him for it.
Long long way is a brilliant way to end a brilliant cd. Growing old and trying to pass on experience,and to appreciate life.
Then of course,there's another story telling moment,and his true stories and really something to hear. If you like steve,you'll love this.