Review by Boie Jefferson Adlaon

Under The X In Texas, the album by Johnny Gimble, is a true masterpiece of western swing music. The album features Gimble's signature fiddle playing, which is full of energy, passion, and skill. The album is a showcase of Gimble's virtuosity on the fiddle, as he effortlessly shifts between fast-paced, foot-tapping tunes and slow, soulful ballads.

The album starts off with the upbeat "Faded Love", which sets the tone for the rest of the album. The song features Gimble's fiddle playing at its finest, with intricate melodies and lightning-fast runs. The album also features several other classic western swing tunes, such as "San Antonio Rose" and "Milk Cow Blues".

One of the standout tracks on the album is "Under The X In Texas", which features Gimble's vocals as well as his fiddle playing. The song is a tribute to Gimble's home state of Texas, and it captures the spirit and energy of the Lone Star State perfectly.

Summary by Boie Jefferson Adlaon

Under The X In Texas is a must-listen for fans of western swing music. Johnny Gimble's fiddle playing is truly remarkable, and the album is a testament to his talent and his love for the music of his home state.