Grayson Capps: The Weight of the World (RPF Records / Royal Potato Family) – Album Review

Reviewed by Harry Kaplan

This is Grayson Capps’ first album of original material in nine years, and as the title states, it is worth the wait. If Grayson were a baseball player, he would be a five-tool player. In baseball, that means you can hit for average, hit for power, run, throw, and field. Grayson’s five tools are honky tonk, country, rock, progressive, and a little psychedelia. He moves between them like he has been playing every position his whole life.

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