The last survivors of the mid-'90s swing revival haven't deserted their roots. In fact, Save My Soul is as jam-packed with lurching horns, jitterbug-inducing rhythms, and good old-fashioned goofy fun as any of this combo's four previous efforts. Scotty Morris and company haven't appreciably changed their attitude since the days when they were hailed as Next Big Things -- which offers ample proof that this is the kind of music they'd be playing even if they never made it past the local bowling alley."Zig Zaggity Woop Woop," which appears in two parts that bookend the disc, flows with the sort of boozy jump-blues groove BBVD have made their trademark, while"Don't You Feel My Leg" gives a wink and a smile before blasting off into honky-tonk bliss. The band pull off a few new steps here, notably the Latin spin they give"You Know You Wrong" and the surprisingly subtle New Orleans shimmy of"Simple Songs." So while you don't need a zoot suit to appreciate Save My Soul, a little wardrobe change never hurt anyone. David Sprague, Barnes & Noble