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Six years since their last album and one year after achieving U.S. chart success with ''500 Miles,'' the bespectacled Reid twins serve up more pub-friendly Scottish soul, closer this time to Dexy's Midnight Runners than to the Everly Brothers. Backed by horns and Hammond organ on Hit the Highway, they celebrate family, marriage, hard work, and Christianity. But self-righteousness spoils their catchiest hooks. B-
Posted Apr 01, 1994
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