Room to Room

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#		Title	Length
1		Like Fred Astaire	2:43	Play
2		Room to Room	2:34	Play
3		Marie Marie (Dave's Blues)	2:58	Play
4		Real Live Scene	3:11	Play
5		Steel & Iron	2:38	Play
6		To Cross The Great Divide	2:54	Play
7		Smith County Square	2:49	Play
8		In His Hand's	3:05	Play
9		Wayward Son	3:14	Play
10		Ain't Nobody Home	3:59	Play
11		Tell Em' It's The Sun	3:16	Play
12		Gone	2:15	Play

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"Room To Room" is currently #20 on the Euro-Americana Charts. The album is #36 in heavy rotation and "Steel & Iron" is #10 in heavy rotation. "Steel & Iron" will also be played on the A&E television program "Random 1" on January 6th, 2006 at 11pm EST. Thomas at Radio Blueprint has placed "Room To Room" at #4 on his top ten list of 2005.

REVIEWS
CtrlAlt Country
"Webb uses elements from different genres such as blues, folk, county & Americana which has resulted in another 12 extremely strong songs. The results are far to beautiful not to be noticed. So do not miss this beauty! You will not regret it."

Americana UK
"At points you can trace a line through John Prine, Johnny Cash, 70's Cohen, Kristofferson and Dylan circa Love & Theft. The band is loose and unobtrusive while Webbs "lived in" voice is the perfect vehicle for anything from rock to gospel and all points in between. "In His Hands" is the perfect blend of gospel, county & folk and along with pretty much everything else on this album could grace the grooves of any record produced by the artist mentioned in this piece."

Radio Blueprint
Thomas Kaldijk
"Will Webbs "Name of The Train" was one of the great surprises of 2003. Now his second record "Room To Room" has been released and I will come straight to the point: It is world class. One of the highlights "To Cross The Great Divide" would have fit straight into the work of Johnny Cash. Another highlight of the album is the beautiful ballad "In His Hands" which could have been lifted straight from a Nick Lowe album. These comparisons though point out one thing, there is only one man who is the star of this magnificent record. With his "Room To Room album, Will Webb will definitely feature very high on my top ten list of 2005."