Critic's Review
Chris Nickson, All Music Guide
The title's new, but the music isn't. This is, in fact, a simple repackaging of two earlier Hawkins albums, the live The Unstoppable Ted Hawkins and the studio Nowhere to Run (aka I Love You Too) -- especially baffling since both are in print. There are no bonus tracks, in fact nothing fresh at all -- none of which stops this from being great music, since Hawkins was a lively and vital performer. His guitar technique might have been basic but it was effective, and his soulful voice could melt the iciest heart, as the live album shows only too well. But most Hawkins-philes will already have both discs. And for those just discovering his music, there are better places to begin.
