Rodney Crowell, Fate's Right Hand - 50m 31s

Tracks & Durations

1. Still Learing How To Fly	4:10
2. Fate's Right Hand	5:26
3. Earthbound	4:24
4. Time To Go Inward	5:23
5. The Man In Me	4:20
6. Ridin' Out The Storm	4:36
7. Preachin' To The Choir	5:08
8. It's A Different World Now	4:01
9. Come On Funny Feelin'	3:47
10. Adam's Song	4:54
11. This Too Will Pass	4:15

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Review

Fate's Right Hand finds Rodney Crowell eschewing the hands-on autobiographical narratives of The Houston Kid (one of his best ever) for songs about less concrete, but no less essential, concerns. As the self-helpers might say, this is an album about growth, about knowing the difference between what you can change and what you can't. It's about facing your mistakes--or wishing you wanted to anyway (on "The Man in Me")--and it includes a recitation about meditation ("Time to Go Inward") and a rousing anthem about wanting to stick around, problems and all ("Earthbound"). Crowell seems to be in a particularly introspective version of the middle-age crazies, one as brave as it is obvious in its pop-psych references to Jesus and Buddha (and Minnie Pearl, too). So Crowell may likely be "Preachin' to the Choir"--if you ain't ready to look inward, you may find Fate a tad cloying. Then again, the jangling riffs, irresistible choruses, funny rhymes, and supple pop and country-rock rhythms are for everyone. --David Cantwell

Other Versions

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Fate's Right Hand

Tracks: 11, Disk length: 50m 52s (+0m 21s)

Fate's Right Hand

Tracks: 13 (+2 tracks), Disk length: 57m 45s (+7m 14s)

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