Shine On

's follow-up to 1988's is a solid yet non-revelatory release. 's rendition of 's with guest vocals by , is a rather faithful rendition and makes for one of the stronger tracks here. guests on the title track and makes an appearance on an excellent take on the classic Apart from these moments, and some nice -led autoharp and mandolin instrumentals, there are some decidedly nondescript tracks. One wishes would break out the autoharp a little more often, as a good deal of the material, while being very solid, has a somewhat homogenous sound. Still, there is more than enough here to keep the fan satisfied. ~ Matt Fink