When one thinks of classic R&B singers with a country flair, chances are it*s Ray Charles first, followed perhaps by Joe Tex and Solomon Burke. Jason Allen makes the case for adding Stevie Wonder into the mix with a terrific cover of “I Just Called to Say I Love You.” Slowed to a honky-tonk shuffle, it*s a novel take on a pop standard. But that doesn*t mean The Twighlight Zone is a novelty album by any means.

Allen uses his smooth, silky voice and seemingly limitless range to pay tribute to a variety of inspirations. There are traces of Buddy Holly in opener “I Can*t Let You Go,” echoes of Roy Orbison in “Lost,” even a nod to the big band era on “Dance With Me Baby.” But the best of the bunch is “He*s Still Dancin* With Her,” a straight-up sad country song about a widower dancing by himself, oblivious to all but memories of his lost love (and written in memory of Allen*s late mother).

With help from co-producer Tommy Detamore, plus guests like Bobby Flores and Deryl Dodd, Allen has made The Twilight Zone a solid and entertaining glimpse into his roots and inspirations.

Track List:

01 - I Can*t Let You Go
02 - Jenny Lee
03 - I Can*t Hide This Heartache
04 - Been There Done That
05 - Elvis Tonight
06 - You Make My World Go *Round
07 - I Just Called To Say I Love You
08 - He*s Still Dancin* With Her
09 - Lost
10 - The Twilight Zone
11 - Dance With Me Baby
12 - When I See God

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