A completely instrumental album all the way through with Bill getting to exercise his fluent guitar chops on 10 separate occasions.

 

Highlights include the opening mellow but mysterious 'Hang Six'; the ballsy 'n' bluesy at times 'No Matter What'; the title track 'Southern Exposure' that flies up and down the fretboard like bunch of wacky scales thrown together with an effective counter melody; the sad sounding 'How Many Ways'; the elementary outstanding coolness of 'Jumping Through Hoops' or the fast pacing closer that goes by the name of 'Giddy Up'.

 

I am not usually one for reviewing albums of this nature but this is a nice example of such a type. Check it out and you won't be disappointed.