- Pick Up the Oars and Row
- Four Walls
- That Was Us
- Angels
- Running Blind
- My Daddy Never Was
- A Place to Hang My Hat
- Right on Time
- My Poor Old Heart
- I'm Your Man
- Train Long Gone
- I Can See It in Your Eyes
Randy Travis has been making records for more than 20 years, though for some reason it seems longer. Perhaps that's the mark of a true musical legend, or maybe in this case it's because of his traditional approach to country music. Yet Travis remains a relatively new phenomenon in Christian music, releasing his first gospel album in 2000, just a few years after giving his life to Christ. With 2002's
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Yet while this is not as explicitly a spiritual album as Travis' recent releases, his beliefs still come through loud and clear, whether singing about love and marriage ("I'm Your Man," "I Can See It in Your Eyes"), mothers ("Angels"), or a straightforward prayer for mercy ("My Poor Old Heart"). "A Place to Hang My Hat" sums up the album's title with, "This old flesh and blood of mine is willed on borrowed time/It's just a place to hang my hat till I go home." This is a charming, toe-tapping, old-school country album that offers a faith-based perspective without laying it on too thick. A bit predictable musically, sure, but