Vinyl LP pressing. The Austin American Statesman had this to say of the 2006 release: quot;Guy Clark dominates the discussion with his opinion on Townes Van Zandt whenever it comes to talking about who is the one plus ultra Texas songwriter. He has a point, of course, but if Townes is No. 1, Clark is No. 1A. Workbench Songs goes a mighty long way to proving that true. It's not just another collection of his finely crafted songs, his first for a new label. It's one of the best albums of his career. What's continually amazing about Clark is his ability to capture a sweeping range of emotions and everyday occurrences in song, from joy and pain to roadhouse rambunctious and Mexicans visiting Graceland, with exquisite simplicity and captivating lucidity. quot;Here his co-writers are the best of their ilk, Rodney Crowell, Gary Nicholson, Darrell Scott, Lee Roy Parnell, and longtime collaborator Verlon Thompson, but there's also a chilling version of Van Zandt's quot;No Lonesome Tune,quot; perhaps to demonstrate his point. Songs like Celtic flavored set opener, quot;Walkin' Man,quot; the comically breezy quot;Tornado Time in Texas,quot; and the universally recognizable scene set in quot;Out in the Parkin' Lotquot; stand out on a collection that may be from the workbench but is nowhere near workmanlike.quot;