Reviewed by Tony Cummings

A seriously naff intro, Clay speaks straight to camera for a couple of minutes. But once we get into that moody Michael Bolton-style blue-eyed soul built up with lots of shots of Clay peering solemnly through windows, it picks up. The problem is that after that magnificent ballad title track and the equally emotive "I Surrender All" that's all the music you get. And the thing is padded out with a dull monologue with Clay and his wife against a black background. Too little stretched too far and a video recommended only to the staunchest Clay Crosse fans, which considering Clay is still a new name, won't be that many.