On his second Rykodisc effort, John Trudell writes about the separation of the classes and genders along with themes of love. He also deals with the loss of his wife in the heartbreakingly beautiful "After All These Years," as he did in "Tina Smiled" from his previous record. Not quite as strong as the masterful AKA Grafitti Man, but still an intelligent and moving album. Executive producer Jackson Browne and Jennifer Warnes lend supporting vocals. ~ Brett Hartenbach, All Music Guide

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John Trudell might never make an album as intense and confrontational as AKA Grafitti Man, but that doesn't mean he's run out of things to say. While he's still very actively involved in Native American causes, as "Crazy Horse" shows, he's cast his net of words wider, with expressions of love and lust, the sensual textures of words and relationships, the isolation of a woman in "Nothing In Her Eyes." But he's at his very best when he's angry, which makes "Hanging From the Cross," with the li...   [ read more ]

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