This song is “Amazing Grace,” but it’s just a short snippet entirely on acoustic guitar. It’s surrounded by studio sounds and more.

This is a killer tune. It has a lot of progressive rock in the mix along with some roots music, too. The instrumental section on this thing has some amazing jamming. It really brings the prog rock into full sight. The guitar solo has more of a mainstream 1970s hard rock vibe.

The title track rocks out a bit harder than the previous one did. It has more of a blues rock, riff-driven approach. That said, the prog tendencies are still on board. This one has some great hooks and reminds me a little of Styx in some ways.

This tune is even more roots based. It’s built around some definite blues rock elements. Yet, it still has some prog built into it. The harmonica solo really brings that blues angle to the forefront.

Hard rocking this is more proggy, but of the AOR variety. This is a powerhouse tune that works well.

This isn’t a big change, but it’s another potent rocker. There is some killer guitar sound on this thing, and the tune really rocks out.

Coming in with acoustic guitar, this works outward with plenty of roots music in the mix. This instrumental features some great electric guitar work. I don’t really hear much prog on this tune. Instead it’s more blues rock.

Country and pop rock sounds seem dominant here. This alternates between mellower and more rocking sections. I don’t see this one landing under progressive rock, either. There are a few proggy changes later, though.

This is definitely proggier. It has some Celtic rock moments. It also features alternative pop rock sounds. There are still some country leanings built into it, though.

There is a healthy helping of prog here, but also lots of country rock. It has a good balance between the mellower and the more rocking sides.

Energetic and more purely prog-oriented, this has some soaring moments. There are even some jazzy vibes at times on this thing. This thing is packed full of twists and turns and magical moments. It’s definitely a highlight of the set.

Roots rock, blues rock and more merge on this instrumental piece. It has a definite jam band vibe at play. The organ work brings the prog angles to bear. So does the section that emerges after that instrument solos. It is really a climbing, soaring proggy movement. Then it gets into some stuff that has some melodies that seem familiar to me.

The prog and roots rocking elements are both on display here The first part of the guitar solo really has a country vibe at play. The later section makes me think of “Free Bird.”