Track List: 01. Silver Lining 02. Had Enough of Me 03. Here & Now 04. Monster 05. Master of My Fate 06. Full Circle 07. Crazy Enough 08. One Another 09. Peacemaker 10. The Key Review: Now here’s a strange one – with the exception of vocalist Ashton Blake, none of the current incarnation of US band Native Sons named above actually play on this album! Originally recorded two years prior with a different set of musicians, the record company has taken the unusual and rather confusing step of releasing the album anyway, presumably to keep us reviewers on our toes as much as anything else. With that cleared up, “Silver Lining” opens proceedings with a fine guitar intro from whoever it is, that spurs on a pleasant, southern rock styled driving rocker complimented by fine vocals from Blake. “Had Enough Of Me” is by contrast a rather lengthy, if a little bland, track that, once again, features a finely played guitar solo and sterling work from whoever the rhythm section were at the time of recording! “Here & Now” has a very Asphalt Valentine feel to it which is of course not a particularly bad point if they are your thing. “Monster” is up next and has a real sleazy blues atmosphere, which I found to be my favourite track so far. Ashton Blake varies his style from the David Coverdale blues style of the previous tracks and it suits him better in my opinion. Having said that, “Master of My Fate” is then a rather overblown, pompous affair that didn’t hold my attention, despite fine pla