Review by Mark Urquhart

Nothing Is Happening is the fourth album by Welsh musician Deke Leonard, released in 1979. The album showcases Leonard's signature blend of blues, rock, and country influences.

The album opens with the upbeat and funky "The Ghost of Musket Flat," which sets the tone for the rest of the album. Leonard's guitar work is impressive throughout the album, with standout tracks like "Broken Glass, Park Avenue and Crazy People" and "Hard Travellin' Man" featuring blistering solos.

Leonard's songwriting is also a highlight of the album, with tracks like "Maybe I Should Have Loved Her More" and "Waiting for You, Waiting for Me" showcasing his ability to write heartfelt and introspective lyrics.

The album closes with the epic and sprawling "Nothing Is Happening," which clocks in at over 12 minutes long. The track features Leonard's most impressive guitar work on the album, and the extended instrumental section towards the end of the track is a highlight.

Summary by Mark Urquhart

Nothing Is Happening is a strong album that showcases Deke Leonard's talents as a guitarist, songwriter, and musician. Fans of blues and rock music will find plenty to enjoy here.