Dallas Burrow – Western Town – Independent Release Dallas Burrow’s first CD in a four part series is titled ‘Western Town’ and it’s an exciting introduction to this talented young singer songwriter from New Braunfels. The album was produced by Dallas and Larry Chaney, the guitarist for Edwin McCain, at Chaney’s home studio in Dripping Springs. They recorded the CD over the past few months and are currently working on the next release. The upcoming CD’s will be released periodically during the next several months with tentative titles being ‘Southern Belle,’ ‘Northern Lights’ and ‘Eastern Trail.’ In addition to Dallas and Larry playing the bulk of all the instruments, he was joined by Jonathan Horstmann, Johnny Santos, Gil Gutierrez, Dony Wynn, James Saunders and Elizabeth Lee, who also painted the picture that will be used on all the releases. All six tunes were written by Dallas, with each chronicling his travels and experiences in the music business. It opens with my favorite track, ‘No Time To Waste,’ that details his journey and overall life philosophy. I love the melody and instrumentation on this song. You will be humming the melody long after the song is over. ‘No Hurry’ has a cool south of the border Mexican jazz feel to it. Open a cold Corona and enjoy the rays. His trek to Las Vegas and San Diego is told in ‘Ballad of Mother Theresa’ while his time spent in Hollywood which included a jam session with Dylan, comes to life in ‘Hills of Hollywood.’ That fuzzy psychedelic sound is all over ‘Sun Goes Down,’ a tune that would fit nicely on any Grateful Dead album. He closes the CD with a rocking ‘Another Day, Another Dollar’ that showcases Dallas and Larry playing all instruments. I can’t wait to hear the other three volumes of this set. Pick up this CD immediately and if you like what you hear, check out his weekly Sunday night series called ‘Music from the Karma Farm’ at the Phoenix Saloon. By Dale Martin