Kris Kristofferson, A Moment of Forever - 58m 44s

Tracks & Durations

1. A Moment of Forever	4:08
2. Worth Fighting For	5:27
3. Johnny Lobo	5:09
4. The Promise	4:42
5. Shipwrecked in the Eighties	4:03
6. Slouching Toward The Millenium	3:42
7. Between Heaven And Here	3:46
8. Casey's Last Ride	4:09
9. Good Love (Shouldn't Feel So Bad)	3:37
10. New Game Now	4:24
11. New Mister Me	3:11
12. Under The Gun	4:40
13. Road Warrier's Lament	5:46
14. Sam's Song (Ask Any Working Girl)	1:51

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Review

Most of the songs Kris Kristofferson is famous for having written ("Me and Bobby McGee," "Help Me Make It Through the Night," "For the Good Times," "Loving Her Was Easier" and so on) appeared on his first two albums, 1970's --Kristofferson and 1971's --The Silver Tongued Devil and I. It was a spectacular entrance which forever changed country songwriting, but he has never been able to match it. So it brings great pleasure to report that Kristofferson's 1995 album, --A Moment of Forever, is his best since 1971. Part of its success is due to producer Don Was, who's performed similar resuscitations on Bonnie Raitt, Willie Nelson and Waylon Jennings. Was has a great ear for material, and he always insists his clients hold out for the best songs. Moreover, Was has shored up Kristofferson's musical shortcomings by giving him sharply focused, nicely harmonized arrangements executed by L.A.'s top session pros. Also reinforcing the album's musicality is Kristofferson's touring sidekick, keyboardist Danny Timms, who co-wrote three songs and fleshed out several more. Most crucial, however, is the terrific batch of new songs Kristofferson has come up with since his last studio effort five years ago, most notably the title track, a ballad with a captivating melody and an understated meditation on the way love is both transitory and timeless. --Geoffrey Himes

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