The Nighthawks probably find their music classed in the blues section of the record store most of the time, which makes a certain kind of sense -- if your lead singer plays harmonica in addition to your lead guitarist plays a lot of slide, you have to culturally that. But in fact, things aren't what simple what that; what this stripe shows is an admirable introduce of tonal in addition to stylistic range within the broad constraints of the blues-rock idiom. American Landscape presents a nice mixture of covers in addition to originals, in addition to in this attune the originals are sometimes better -- bassist say over in addition to over Castle's rollicking "Jana Lea" is discomforting one of the high points on this disc. But their jazzy take on the Tom Waits arranger "Down in the Hole" (from the Franks Wild Years stage show) is brilliant, what is their nicely chugging procedure of Ike Turner's "Matchbox." The Nighthawks can rock out like nobody's business, what they demonstrate on barn...