Palance starts the collection off with Red Lane and Hank Cochran's 'Brother Love,' singing in his deep voice and backed by some nifty rolling guitar and dobro. And while the overall setup may strike one as an exercise in novelty, the results transcend amateur status. Palance gives the actor a chance to step from movie to recording studio to cut a handful of country classics and a few self-penned originals. If most people identify Jack Palance as an actor and not a country singer, that's because they're unfamiliar with the album he cut for Warner Bros.
