On the follow-up to his country album "Country roads" from 1999, Lee Towers discovers the soul music of the 60s and 70s. From sultry ballads to uptempo (disco) stampers, Lee does it all on "Members only". He makes it one big celebration of recognition with slow songs like "Nightshift" (The Commodores), "Ain't no sunshine when she's gone" (Bill Withers) and "Sitting on the dock of the bay" (Otis
… Redding). And he imitates Tom Jones on the more uptempo songs "Rubberband man" (Detroit Spinners) and the funky "Knock on wood". (W.vd.Z.) _more
