Great music but now as good as his others...  
May 21, 2000
Reviewer: realworlder (see more about me) from somewhere in
Being Jonny's first real album, this is a wonderful box of tricks. But, if you really want to hear Jonny's best work, buy "Wander This World" and "Lie To Me". The youth in Jonny's voice sometimes makes these cuts unappealing and make them seem exactly what they are - that a kid is singing. The themes in these songs don't mix with Jonny's pre-pubescent voice, but offer a good ride if anything. I'd recommend this album if you want to have all of Jonny's CDs. I'm not saying this is bad album but you can tell that this is his first, but not at all the least.

fan from the start
March 13, 2000
Reviewer: A music fan from Minnesota
Being from Minnesota and having traveled all across the state to see him perform, I have adored Jonny Lang for years. For those slamming Smokin', do you realize he hadn't even been playing for a year when he recorded this album. I'd like to see you learn the guitar (at 14), record an album, and book sold out shows across your state all within one year. Sure he's no SRV - give him 20 more years then you can compare.

Young but still great!
January 12, 2000
Reviewer: Melissa Robison (see more about me) from Granby, Colorado
I have wrote a review for theis album before but that was before I had actually                              listened to the CD. Now I have lisrened to it, and I love it. Jonny is a exceptional                              guitar player and I am glad that he has put out two other great albums, "Lie to e,"                              and "Wander This World." I have now seen Jonny twice in concert and I have                              enjoyed it both times and can't wait to see im again! Once again a great album, and let me say all the musicians on this album deserve credit! They are all great!

Kid?... What Kid?
January 10, 20
Reviewer: wannabewalton@prodigy.net (see more about me) from Waller, Tx
Loved this CD from the git go. Great guitar & great voice. I can only imagine how                             much better he'll get with age. I've heard his other CD's but this one gets my vote. I                especially like Louise & "E" Train but that's not to say the others aren't good. These
are just my first preferences.

the man boy can sing
December 24, 1999
Reviewer: george fontaine from usa
the man sings like a weathered black man well known on the alleys of the down and out.