Since this covered all the bases, it is a real look at the new fellers just a pickin’ and burnin’ up the stage and air waves.

All Over starts out with two concert tracks at a show the band did at a warm summer outdoor festival.

"Drummer Boy," written by Fred Dobbs with electric guitars smoking and the banjo kickin’ in, is a toe-tapper for sure.
"Just That Wind" is from the same concert, and takes a ride down the ole’ jammin’ highway again, letting the band run wild and free.

We then move on to the legendary club in Berwyn IL, FitzGeralds, one of those magic places we come across on the road.

"The Only Time I’m Sober Is When Your Gone" is a favorite sing- along tune where the band and the audience join in together and raise the roof in fun, rowdy singin’. The folks sang good too, harmonies and all. Heartsfield fans are not shy, that's for sure.
"Racin' The Sun" has always created a special bond between the band and the audience and this version is no exception. Sweet melody and a great romp through rhythm and guitar pickin' takes us on a musical journey together.
"Hush-A-Bye," from the first album, makes the smiles happen and the dancin' start. One of the band's favorite tunes.
"With These Tools." If you like a hoe-down, grab-you-by-the- soul, foot stompin' tune, this is one of the best. Take a bit of bluegrass pickin', mix in some soulful vocals with a good dose of energy, and Tools is what you get.

On to live radio.

The band loves to visit radio stations before a show and hang loose yacking and playin' some tunes. The songs are done with acoustic instruments around a few mics and were actually the beginning of the Heartsfield Acoustic Shows. These tracks were from KHITS in St. Louis Mo. and WWHP in Farmers City IL.

"Just That Wind" by request with a very cool acoustic twist.
"House of Living" come on inside and feel the wooden music.
"Can't Have It All" take it on down home and feel the spirit.
"Tour Bus" is the fellers havin' some fun with "Pork Radio Boy," a friend of ours. Many of ya might recall Pork and the Havana Ducks Band, that's the Pork we're talking about here. The guy is funny and a few laughs are good for ya.!

On to the studio.

 "Don't Wake the Sleeping Giant," written right after 9/11, was a good release for some pent-up frustration and a bit of pride. The song has a great groove and hits pretty hard. With some mean slide guitar sound and a huge group of folks singing strong the tune does its job.