Award winning Country/Country Blues band from Oklahoma, Through their music, Way Station sings of everything from happiness and love, sadness and pain, the acceptance of what can't be changed, and the knowledge that "a good friend is hard to find". They know all the right words to capture each emotion. Way Station, a trio from Oklahoma, offers alternative country listening. By "alternative" I mean no rock pretensions, no synthetic sounds, no jumping on anybody's bandwagon. What Way Station offer is satisfying acoustic guitar / harmony. Though "Let's Tear Down The Wall" sounds somewhat aggressive there is no aggression whatsoever in the music. This is the stuff you want to lay back to. All you need is a fine wine and a loving woman, Way Station will do the rest with songs like "Can I See You Tonight", "Love Me Tonight", "Friends", "You've Got Me Wanting You" and "You Look So Fine". An album I find myself drawn to again and again. Written by Pete Smith, this review also appears in the May issue of "Country Music Round Up".