The opening track of Brenda Freed's latest CD "SMILIN' INSIDE" is "My Human Loves Me," as told from the perspective of a cagey pup, but this album is no 'dog.' This Glenn Kawamoto production is a diverse ten-cut treasure. "Don't Let The Sun Go Down" features a well-arranged vocal orchestra, courtesy of Caroline Lyon, as its total accompaniment. Great easy listening music is the trademark of this project. Freed's voice is comforting and true, embracing each note with warmth and a first rate pliability. Brenda Freed ventures across genre lines and champions each attempt. The title cut delves into the blues realm in true Texas fashion as Marvin Dykhuis' guitar feels out the rhythmic underbelly, supported by the flawless organ work of Riley Osbourn. Music for all tastes can be found on this disc, making it a favorite to have in the player when entertaining dinner guests or when sharing a bottle of merlot with that special someone. A good purchase for the true Texas music collector. Get it today for $13.99! You can now get Brenda Freed's 1999 release, "SORT IT OUT" and her 1998 release, "UNTIL DAYLIGHT" for $13.99 each.