Search - Tony Carey :: Blue Highway

Not his best, but the magic is still there

kfbooth | 02/07/1999

(4 out of 5 stars)

"While not as conceptually tight as some of his best work (Pink World, Some Tough City), these songs nevertheless once again portray Tony Carey's ablity to tell a story as completely as a three or four minute song allows. Certainly, these songs contain an element of commerciality wholly different from Some Tough City. Some of the more adult subjects he has tackled are missing, but the melodies are just as strong as any other effort he's put forth."

You Won't Be Blue After This

Rick Coley | Los Angeles, CA | 03/28/2002

(5 out of 5 stars)

"This is one of Tony Carey's best pieces of work and any fan will agree. The rock rocks and ballads are some, even heartbreaking. Songs like "Katy Be Mine", originally entitled "Katy" for the demo which is on the very rare disc entitled "Rare Tracks". Putting a rating or saying which is better on this cd is impossible. I review and give 5 stars."

Hey Everyone It's Me

Kevin L. Collins | Anywhere and Everywhere, Canada | 03/21/2002

(4 out of 5 stars)

"On the heels of Some Tough City and Pink World this album will stand its ground as being a very very good TC album/cd (dont we all say album?) As far as I am concerned this is a must for any TC fan, like I said right on the heels of the pyschotropic/wacked out/wonderful/awesome/mindblowing/wall crawling Pink World, Blue Highway is Tony back to his rock we were first introduced to. Its only a short disc, but an excellant one, get it if you can and it shouldnt be a problem, I get emails every day practically from Amazon telling me of Blue Highway available to purchase. So make sure you just give em your email and anything that pops up by Tony you will be informed right away. But buy this disc. I've got the cd, and two copies of the album, one is still even sealed, and a copy of the tape, all stored of course besides the cd. Thats my story and I'm sticking to it."