Rusty Wellington And Shorty Long's Santa Fe Rangers - Soft Shoulders And Dangerous Curves The Old Man

Review by Pugar Restu Julian

Soft Shoulders And Dangerous Curves The Old Man by Rusty Wellington And Shorty Long's Santa Fe Rangers is a unique and refreshing album that will appeal to fans of country and western music. The album features a blend of classic and modern country sounds, with a touch of folk and bluegrass influences.

The album opens with the upbeat and catchy "Old Man's Blues," which sets the tone for the rest of the album. The songs are well-crafted and beautifully produced, with Rusty Wellington's smooth vocals and Shorty Long's talented guitar playing shining through on every track.

One of the standout tracks on the album is the hauntingly beautiful "Ghost of the Old San Miguel," which showcases Rusty Wellington's emotive vocals and Shorty Long's intricate guitar work. Another highlight is the upbeat and infectious "Honky Tonk Queen," which is sure to get listeners dancing along.

Summary by Pugar Restu Julian

Soft Shoulders And Dangerous Curves The Old Man is a fantastic album that showcases Rusty Wellington and Shorty Long's Santa Fe Rangers at their best. The album is a must-have for fans of country and western music and is sure to become a classic in the genre.