This third release from the Hot Club of Cowtown brings not only more inventive arrangements and more inspired song choices, but also a much richer and more vivid sound, courtesy of legendary Texas producer Lloyd Maines, who fools you into thinking that these three amazing players are there in the room with you. Whit Smith’s guitar and Elana Fremerman’s fiddle are complemented by guest cornetist Peter Ecklund and ex-Bob Wills steel guitarist Bobby Koefer, and it’s all held together by the melodic and punchy rhythms of brand-new bassist Matt Weiner. The new record includes stellar renditions of Eddy Arnold’s 1948 Just a Little Lovin'” and Bob Wills’ little-known 1945 tune ”You Don’t Care What Happens to Me.””

This third release from the Hot Club of Cowtown brings not only more inventive arrangements and more inspired song choices, but also a much richer and more vivid sound, courtesy of legendary Texas producer Lloyd Maines, who fools you into thinking that these three amazing players are there in the room with you. Whit Smith’s guitar and Elana Fremerman’s fiddle are complemented by guest cornetist Peter Ecklund and ex-Bob Wills steel guitarist Bobby Koefer, and it’s all held together by the melodic and punchy rhythms of brand-new bassist Matt Weiner. The new record includes stellar renditions of Eddy Arnold’s 1948 Just a Little Lovin'” and Bob Wills’ little-known 1945 tune ”You Don’t Care What Happens to Me.””

This third release from the Hot Club of Cowtown brings not only more inventive arrangements and more inspired song choices, but also a much richer and more vivid sound, courtesy of legendary Texas producer Lloyd Maines, who fools you into thinking that these three amazing players are there in the room with you. Whit Smith’s guitar and Elana Fremerman’s fiddle are complemented by guest cornetist Peter Ecklund and ex-Bob Wills steel guitarist Bobby Koefer, and it’s all held together by the melodic and punchy rhythms of brand-new bassist Matt Weiner. The new record includes stellar renditions of Eddy Arnold’s 1948 Just a Little Lovin'” and Bob Wills’ little-known 1945 tune ”You Don’t Care What Happens to Me.””