A legacy recording of twenty original song-poems spanning 45 years; with guitar, bass, harmonica, violin and vocal harmonies. Six songs are recorded for the first time, while the rest of the early-and middle-period songs are significantly reworked. “Heavy Log” is an elegy for Chicago songwriting hero James McCandless, written in the wake of his death in 2013. “Renaissance Land” was inspired by Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee by Dee Brown. Howard Levy contributes harmonica parts to both of these; Tracy Grammer plays violin on "No Secret Castle" and "Grandfather's Time"; Eli Broxham adds bass to "The Bull," "Deliver Me," "Heavy Log" and "Tunnel Vision"; Chris Vallillo contributes electric slide guitar to "Heavy Log." Casey Calhoun sings on "Deliver Me” and "The King,” with Sons of the Never Wrong harmony ace Sue Demel joining her on "Look Away.” Tracy Grammer designed the cover, an eco-wallet featuring art by Rosśa Crean.

1. The Bull
2. Look Away 

3. Water Street 

4. Day In and Night Out 

5. The Living and the Breathing Wind 

6. No Secret Castle 

7. Cruel Winter
8. Recall 

9. God Told Me I Could Come 

10. John’s Wife
11. Bow and Arrow 

12. Renaissance Land 

13. Never Enough 

14. Tunnel Vision 

15. Heavy Log 

16. Grandfather’s Time 

17. The King 

18. Different Now 

19. Shadow of a Wing 

20. Deliver Me