Some music just isn’t meant to sit still. Or to be listened to sitting still for that matter. It blows and goes, eats and runs, and leaves the bottles in your cabinet a little lighter. A ratty note bidding ‘thanks and hasta luego’ on your kitchen counter-top with exhaust smoke lingering in your driveway and 18 wheels down the road.

A feeling of nostalgia and transience is what washed over me when I popped my headphones in and pressed play on The Reeves Brothers latest full-length endeavor, “The Last Honky-Tonk,” a fitting title and tone for the times we find ourselves passing through.