In this album there is complete variety for every kind of Everly Brothers fan. All the recordings make good dance music, or they can simply be listened to for the haunting harmony of their voices and the deceptively simple instrumental accomplishments. Everything is here from ballads to gutty, low down blues, often (as in Oh True Love and even What Kind of Girl Are You) with a touch of gospel music in it. Songs like Just In Case have more than a touch of rock and roll, and even the most "pop" song of them, Memories Are Made Of This, seems to be a cross between country and Hawaiian music. All the songs are basically country songs, and one, Carol Jane, has such a strong folk quality that it seems to be a direct descendant of the early American Appalachian songs that are said to be unchanged from their original Elizabethan sources.