If you liked "Separate Ways", you might not like this
I liked Teddy Thompson's last album, "Separate Ways", enough to buy it. The songs were catchy, not too long, and well-written. He has a pleasant voice as well. But the songs weren't country. On "Up Front and Down Low", however, it's more than a toe in the pool, he's all the way country. And it's old-school country, with the twangy strings and all. If that's your thing, then you might like this, especially coming from such a talented musician. But it's not like the current breed of what is sometimes called alternative country such as Ryan Adams or Neko Case.