May 22, 2013
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Rodney Crowell
Life, death, fate, and faith
by Kate Conner-Ruben
posted 6/1/2004
Rodney Crowell's Fate's Right Hand mines the tunnels of a dangerous cave; issues of life, death, faith, and fate can easily sink the songs of a lesser writer. But Crowell's a master. The eleven songs here dig and redeem with luscious, quirky language and show us a man in midlife, looking back, looking ahead, and assessing the now.
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