Cat No RLT37

► From his early days as a member of the legendary Flatlanders with fellow Lubbock musicians Joe Ely and Jimmy Dale Gilmour, Butch Hancock has built a reputation as one of the Lone Star State's best singer/songwriters. The Austin Chronicle called him "a national treasure of the Republic of Texas"

► This 1997 album is a return to the simple approach of his first solo recordings. Accompanied only by acoustic guitar Butch Hancock sings of hiding in the hills, low lights of town, long sunsets and barefoot prints on the desert sand