Heh, where’s my knife and fork? And who took my plate away? Well . . . that feast is over. Four albums – Biscuit (2006), gravi-Tas (2008), grizzle n’ bone (2009) and Jus’ Desserts (2010) is more buffet for a blues belly to fill up on than after church Sunday brunch at the Shoney’s. Time to clear the table, clean the kitchen and stack up the dishes. Tired of Bluesmen Cryin’ continues to solidify Tas Cru’s reputation as one of the most unique of bluesmen plying his trade today. The eleven songs are a canvas for his blues poetry - telltale life lessons crafted with his signature rare verbal flair –songs that are powerful and passionate, eccentric and quirky, and often boldly irreverent. Cru’s ability to craft a hook is magical and it is not for nothing he has been called "the master of the triple entendre." Cru’s love affair with both traditional and modern blues styles is in evidence, and as expected, the record will appeal to fans of both acoustic and electric blues. Cru proves he is equally at home on acoustic, resonator, and electric guitars and his trademark rawcuss homemade Tejano Cigar Box. Rich vocals and downhome harmonica delivery bring a front porch feel to songs like Changin’ My Ways and Sure Do (want to fool around). Tired of Bluesmen Cryin’ and That Lovin’ Thang provide a solid blues rock foundation for Cru’s menacing Cigar Box slide. Lyrically, Every Word You Say is classic Tas Cru blues wry wit – a playfully vivid illustration of just how highly tuned a man’s listening abilities really can be!