Occasionally one comes across a record one doesn’t expect all that much from at first,but which then turns out to be completely spellbinding. And for me this CD is one such! I must add that not everybody will agree with this assessment. Those who regard Shadows-style music their be-all and end-all may well fail to comprehend what I see in this record, as will those who prefer an instantly recognizable personal style or sound to dominate a record. They will fail to find this here. Warren Bennett’s solo album offers a rich selection of styles and sounds, different voices on the vocals and a veritable wealth of musical variety. That may initially let the record appear disparate to the casual listener, but it really confers on the CD a rare, nay unique breadth of effect and impressiveness.There are some “hooks” that reappear on several tracks, and they then remind the listener of the previous songs: the ringing of an old telephone or the siren of a panda car are such hooks. One cannot say, however, that the reasons for the re-emergence of those sounds are easily discovered. I truly love and admire this record, and I do not say that too often in reviews! May those who cannot share my enthusiasm generously forgive my rhapsodizing; perhaps all they need to see my point is listen to Warren’s CD a few more times…Review by Dr Jochen Bartsch  2013

I Tried To Call You When I Was in Liverpool/Allez Alex Antonisch

-The Kaleidoscope Affair

Where Were You Last Night?

Dreaming Of You/Calaifornia Girls/Can't Sleep Again Tonight

I Go To Sleep

My Winding Wheel

Raul Moonshine (Left To His Own Devices)

Please Do Not Let Me Go

Ghosts

Dear Chicago

Rhinestone Cowboy

Don't Wait Too Long

The Spies In My Head/Dreaming Of You (reprise)

You're A Big Girl Now 

Son of a Drum

Sorrow

The Godfather

Angels & Demons/Ghosts (reprise)

Save Me A Place

Track details comprise of some of Warren's own compositions and some 'covers'.