Old time rock and roll is on the menu here. This has a good groove and works pretty well.

This track really does ooze style and cool. I like it better than the song that preceded it. It’s all class.

This is a different kind of tune than I expect from B.B. King. It features horns and a lot of style and charm.

have always loved this tune. This version captures the cool and magic of the song so well. It is largely stripped back to mostly just vocals, but that serves it nicely.      

I really love the guitar solo on this thing. The tune has a great groove and a lot of charm. It features some piano and low register vocals. There is a skit with spoken female voice later in the tune.

Jazz, blues and lots of soulful style merge on this track. This is a highlight of the disc for me.

The piano and vocals sell this, but the bass really brings a lot of charm to it, too.

This is a classic tune, and it holds up well with its retro pop rocking sound.

I love the groove and style of this number. It really swings and has some tasty guitar. This is another highlight of the set.

The wailing sax makes up a lot of this track. This has a lot of charm and a great bluesy vibe.

The horns bring a lot of magic here. I love the guitar fills, too. The whole thing swings with style.

A slower, bluesy number is the concept here. I’m not crazy about the backing vocals, but the song works reasonably well despite them.

This has a lot of passion and a great energy built into it. The horns and piano lend their charms to the mix in fine fashion.

A gospel sort of slow blues groove is on display here. The tune is strong, but not one of my favorites. That said, the vocal performance is so strong and evocative.

There is a lot of country music in the mix here. This brings some drama and variety, but it’s not a highlight for me.

I really dig this blues stomper. It has some jazzy vibes and it’s a lot of fun.

I love the bass on this along with the echoey vibes. This thing is packed the brim with cool.

I dig everything about this song. The piano really drives a lot of it. The nearly spoken vocal performance is classy, too. The whole track really pleases.

This is another classy retro rocker. It’s not a big revelation, but rather just an effective piece of music.

The guitar on this really creates something interesting. It really gets a lot of opportunity to take the spotlight.

I dig the soulful jazzy vibe of this track a lot.

I’m a little torn here. I’m a big fan of this song, but I really don’t care for Elvis Presley. This version is no real revelation, but it is competent.

I like this version the track, but it’s not as good as the B.B. King one we heard before.

Now, this is all class. I love the dramatic arrangement. The organ is a nice touch, and the whole tune just works so well. It has almost an Animals vibe to it.

This is more of a cowboy tune. As such it has a lot of country in the mix, but it’s more along the lines of contemporary pop music.

There is a mellower drama and mystique to this tune.

This song seems really creepy to me from a lyrical point of vibe. It has a jazzy groove, but is sort of a contemporary pop number. Those lyrics pretty much ruin it for me, but the over the top arrangement doesn’t help.

This guitar rocker is classy. It’s fun.

A bluesy, soulful number, this isn’t a big change, but it’s a solid tune.

Piano is a big part of the arrangement on this rock and roller.