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Fate's Right Hand ReviewIn Rodney's marvelous song "Earthbound," he sings, "Fallen angels are talking to you," which is actually a wonderful metaphor for this creatively reenergized artist. From its distinctive twangy guitar opening, "Earthbound" is my favorite song on this set of consistently excellent songs. "With each new day that passes I'm in need of thicker glasses," Rodney sings on this incredibly catchy tune. Another tune that has me hit "repeat" is "The Man In Me" with Marcia Ramirez's angelic harmonies counterpointing the urgency of a disquieted mind, "There's a man in me, and he's so full of hate; he's so misdirected, he thinks it's too late, pours salt on the wounds only time wants to heal; he's dying inside and don't want to feel." The lovely "Ridin' Out the Storm" is also one of Rodney's best. The title track is excellent. Rodney creates a genre of country-punk with a shotgun lyric spiced with stinging electric lead, "Red rum, dot com, dim sum, smart bombs, double cappuccino and a heart like a tom tom." The images come fast and furious like brush strokes from an impressionist painter, each image triggering the next, "Hard rain, fish seine, hurricane Jane, don't forget about Carla when you talkin' about poon tang, slow song on the bone, rec hall dance, double date Debbie with a pole in my pants." "Time to Go Inward" seems to be the spiritual antidote for the burning rage. "The Houston Kid" followed by "Fate's Right Hand" shows Rodney is on a creative roll. Rolling with Rodney is a great thrill ride on this excellent set. Enjoy!Fate's Right Hand Overview

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