High Noon have been plying their energetic brand of rockabilly since first forming in Austin, TX, in 1989. In their 13 years together, the band has traveled around the world, appeared on #Late Night With Conan O'Brien, and released a number of albums. In 2002 after a four-year break, lead guitarist Sean Mencher, vocalist Shaun Young, and bassist Kevin Smith returned with What Are You Waiting For?, yet another charged-up rockabilly outing. High Noon's success relies heavily on all three players' ability to think and play as one. Young's acoustic guitar, for instance, does double duty by filling out the sonic palette and providing a steady rhythmic backdrop. Smith's bass offers a steady underpinning and adds drive, while Mencher, a heck of a guitar player, puts the icing on this rockabilly cake. He manages to turn in fresh solos song after song, bending strings, ripping off quick runs, and heading in unexpected directions. On the hopping Let's Go Daddy-O he delivers a solo that snakes, swirls, and twists without ever losing the momentum of the piece. Young handles most of the vocals, adding a nice flourish to pieces like Yard Dog and Hanging (From the Old Oak Tree). Of the 15 songs on What Are You Waiting For?, only three surpass the three-minute mark. This attests to the bouncy nature of the album and also to the fact that when individual rockabilly songs are extended too long, they become stilted. What Are You Waiting For? will please old fans, make new fans, and give notice that rockabilly isn't just a music of yesteryear. ~ Ronnie D. Lankford, Jr., Rovi

1		Lets Go Daddy-O
2		Hanging (From the Old Oak Tree)
3		Old Habits
4		Prelude to the Blues
5		Bayou Beauty
6		Not for Nothin'
7		Railroad Crossing
8		Beautiful
9		Yard Dog
10		I've Never Felt as Lucky
11		Kiss and Tell Baby
12		Comanche Moon
13		Gotta Lotta That
14		Misunderstood
15		It's the Beat