Customer Reviews

Long Way to Mexico

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After reading many reviews about this awesome CD. I decided to buy it and not a penny was wasted on it. From Track one to track twelve it is great. In fact this is the first time in the past couple of years that I can say I love the whole CD. It is a shame that mainstream Country radio doesn't play this great Texas artist. If you like different styles of country music this CD is for you.

Roger Creager is an awesome song writer and even better performer. Go to one of his shows and I guarantee you will be fan for life.

Where as some Texas Country singers have gone more to the heartland rock sound, Roger is staying true to his roots. Solid Texas Music with spanish and cajun twists and most important, songs you can sing to (and a few you can drink to!)

The CD is a must have for any Texas Music collection. And if you have never seen him live, go now! It is truly a life changing experience (or at least the music you listen to in your truck changing experience). And now I'm starting my official countdown to the release of his Live Album.

I have owned and loved this album for four years now, and it never fails to cheer me up. The depth of the song writing, and the creativity that goes into each and every track is exceptional. Roger has matured immensely as a musician... it's just too bad he only tours in Texas!

I like Roger Creager and consider myself a fan, however, I do not think this is his best album. He still has that "Roger" sound on this album, but to me it just seemed like something was missing. I would look to get some of his previous albums before getting this one.

I have to say that I am severly disappointed in this CD. I was expecting a lot more out Creager, especially considering the other two records. Gone are the powerful fiddle solos and catchy tunes, and they are replaced with what sounds like elevator music. If I wanted to buy elevator music, I would buy Kenny G not Roger Creager!! Although despite the mostly bad review, there are a few good tracks. There is a track which can best be described as cajun meets country music, that sounds really good, and there is also a quite funny track about a girl from Shreveport to New Orleans.