Addison Johnson might be our modern day working man's poet. His songs are about loss, life, and getting through are honest, and direct. But it might be his story songs that give anyone with a set of ears, and good taste an escape from the every day, same ole world we dredge in day in, and day out. Sitting through Addison's latest album "Dark Side of the Mountain" transports the listener to a Chevelle full of drugs, and on the move. Then to a neighborhood bar where you tousle with a bottle of Jack. And we hear about a body sitting at the bottom of the Cumberland River. It's good stuff, and we talk about it. He also gives some advice on lures, bait, and his favorite fishing spot. A must listen for fans of good country music.