Ron Hawkins continues to dig closer and closer to his own personal truths on Straightjacket Love, striving like a miner to find what's real in the structure of song. On what is perhaps his most personal and compelling work to date, Hawkins delivers an entertaining blend of celebration, rumination and remorse from the building blocks of country, rock, folk and blues. Magic both lyrical and melodic abounds on Straightjacket Love, an album that captures you like a great book and is over before you realize a moment's passed. You'll find yourself returning again and again, looking for the subtle, ineffable gems Hawkins uncovers in his continued search for understanding. Straightjacket Love is mesmerizing. Wildy's World “Corner Room” It’s the deceptively offhand details that make this Lowest of the Low frontman one of this country’s most consistently affecting songwriters. Take the opening of this soulful ballad from his upcoming fifth solo alb...