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| | Label: Warner Bros.
Salesrank: 836707
Released: November 16, 1993 |
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| Used Price: $2.99 |
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| Media: Audio Cassette |
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This Time Track Listing:
1. Pocket of a Clown
2. Thousnad Miles from Nowhere
3. Home for Sale
4. This Time
5. Two Doors Down
6. Ain't That Lonely Yet
7. King of Fools
8. Fast as You
9. Try Not to Look So Pretty
10. Wild Ride
11. Lonesome Roads
Editorial Review:
Cover art, front: a behatted (of course) Dwight, face completely hidden. Back: a shapely, half-nude model sporting a Persistence of Memory-style clock eyeing a sink overflowing with water and calendar pages. Title tune: one of Yoakam's most hardcore Bakersfield 'tonkers. It sits alongside a couple of rockers, a handful of inspired weepers, and two inexorably flowing country-pop numbers ("A Thousand Miles from Nowhere" and "Ain't That Lonely Yet") that deserved every second of airplay they got. He'd be even better when he entered the studio again (for Gone), but the only slouching he does here is in the photographs. --Rickey Wright
This Time Reviews:
I like it 
2009-09-25 - A great CD by one of country music's best artists. Definitely my favorite of his, it has awesome songs like "Thousand Miles From Nowhere" and "Try Not To Look So Pretty," as well as others that are fantastic. This CD is really well produced, especially songs that seem ready-made to be hits like "Ain't That Lonely Yet." However, the songs are also authentic and genuine much like the artist himself, touching on themes of abandonment, loneliness, angst, etc, but without the grungy quality of production that these themes often elicit. Dwight Yoakam and Willie Nelson are the only reason I bother with country music; I don't think many other country artists match up to these two. If you like the music here then check out Guitars, Cadillacs, Etc., Etc. or Population Me, which have a lot of his best songs. This is a very accessible country CD and I highly recommend it to any fan of well-made music.
Superb Album by a Country Master
2009-08-24 - This is the perfect country album. I love all of Dwight's work, but this one is truly a well-rounded classic. Whether you want country swing, honky tonk, a ballad or rock, it's all here and done exceptionally well. Dwight is always interesting and original, even when he's "retro" in his styling. He's totally unique and a breath of fresh air even 16 years after this album came out. "This Time" is an especially welcome break to hear in this era of watered down "pop" country music. I cannot name a favorite song because they're all top notch. Highly recommend.
DWIGHT YOAKAM THIS TIME 
2009-04-15 - Dwight Yoakam has long been a favorite of mine. I love his music. The rockabilly style justs sets well with me. This CD had all of my old favorites. The only problem is I didn't buy it brand new. It wasn't the greatest quality. My fault. Live and learn. Don't buy used. But still love the music.
Incredible...but....
2008-12-10 - I thought I had everything, and knew all of all songs Dwight recorded. I found the album "This Time" in, of all places, Sears. Didn't look familiar, and reading the back of it, I didn't recognize any of the songs, and seeing Pete's name...I had to have it. At home, as I listened to the "new" album, I read the cd cover and found that the album/cd was released in '92. What??? How did I get so far, listening to so much...and miss an album. So many of his "many hits" are repeated in other albums, but I don't remember any of these songs being repeated...yet they're awesome. Oh, and I miss Pete Anderson...it does seem different without Pete...
Dwight Yoakum-This Time
2008-10-10 - This Time by Dwight Yoakum is one of his Best CD's ever released. My old copy was accidently destroyed and I needed to replace it. I highly recommend this CD to those who love Dwight Yoakum's music!
