★★★★★
The disc kicks off with "Runnin' Outta Moonlight," capturing the emotions and feelings of young love. The deeper you get into the album, the more and more you realize what an underrated singer Randy Houser is. In an industry filled with great male vocalists, Houser holds his own and will gain even more respect for his talent with the new music...
- www.americansongwriter.com
2013-04-25
★★★★★
The lack of radio success for They Call Me Cadillac was a perplexing development in the career of Randy Houser. How an artist could go from one of the most-played newcomers of one year to virtually gone the next was strange, particularly when the album he released featured a mix of strong vocal showcases and the uptempo rockers that we knew him for...
- www.roughstock.com
2013-01-21
★★★★★
In modern music culture it seems that all the talent some people need are to have a good look or fortune (misfortune?) to have a viral hit to become stars. In the 'olden days' artists had to be able to not only deliver the goods in a studio environment but also in a live atmosphere in order to be successful...
- roughstock.com
2011-04-11
★★★★★
The mean slide guitar and rolling bass drum of the opening track "Boots On" introduces Randy Houser as some sort of Mississippi-AC/DC redneck. But by the time Houser sings "My muddy pair of jeans/with that Copenhagen ring/No need to change a thing, hey y'all/I'm going out with my boots on" on his debut album, the attitude and sound is most definitely country...
- roughstock.com
2010-12-07
★★★★★
More than anything else, life is all about timing. And perhaps more than any other genre, country music is the sonic equivalent of those ups and downs, represented by painful peels of the steel guitar, simple lyrics written by hillbilly Shakespeares and unbridled celebrations of births and rebirths alike. It doesnâ??t take a rehasing of Pre-Algebra pop quizzes to conclude, then, the importance of timing in timeless country music constructed to connect, inspire and stick with listeners...
- www.the9513.com
2010-12-07
★★★★★
From the first vocal notes of the Top 20 hit "Anything Goes," everyone who listens to mainstream country music knew that Randy Houser was a powerhouse vocalist capable of delivering a heartfelt ballad. The industry knew this and they also knew of Randy Houser's ability to write a song as he'd experienced some success writing songs for the likes of John Michael Montgomery, Justin Moore, Jesse James, Jamey Johnson and Trace Adkins...
- roughstock.com
2010-12-07
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