Record Review
    Ronnie Glover
    "Nothing Ever Changes"
    (Hayden's Ferry)

    With a weathered voice, which at times borders on the Jimmie Dale
    Gilmore-esque, Ronnie Glover sings with subtle insight about small town
    life. The title cut tells of a town that seems to have fallen off the
    progress train. One suspects Y2K was never much of an issue there.

    Glover is more concerned with human faults and frailties.  He proves to have many of the same
    storytelling skills as Tom Russell, whose "Navajo Rug" he covers. But it's his own song "The You
    and Me Waltz", that takes the prize among the 13 cuts.

    Supported by a lone mandolin's vibrato and an empathetic fiddle, it speaks of the beautiful music
    two lovers make.  "So please take my hand and be my partner/And we'll waltz together in love
    me and you."  Like any memorable waltz, this tune is a dizzying delight.

    Glover doesn't try to get tricky here.  Instead, he lets the basics of
    gentle singing and honest songwriting be his strength.  If nothing ever
    changes in his basic approach, it'll be for the best.

    - Dan MacIntosh - Country Standard Times
"Nothing Ever Changes"