My Darling Clementine - Reconciliation

12 brand new songs plus a reworking of a lost Ronnie Self classic. This album continues to mine the themes of the debut, but it goes even further. Yes, there are still songs about heartache and the difficulties of the adult relationships, but also songs that deal with deeper and darker subjects .. domestic violence in the orchestral sweep of No Matter What Tammy Said, the struggle to have a child (Miracle Mabel), the loss of parents (Ashes, Flowers & Dust) and even a song remembering the life of country hero George Jones (The Gospel According to George). The Governor of the heart of Texas, the great Kinky Friedman is also on hand to growl the judge's lines in the divorce court waltz of the opener, Unhappily Ever After. The album is produced by Colin Elliot (Richard Hawley) and features the Hawley band on all tracks.