Live in the studio recording of Kip Hanrahan's great band with Jack Bruce and Don Pullen at the height of their powers.

"...Our poet of the darkness that resembles intoxication, Hanrahan gives us a bitter and sensual meditation on political deception and sexual passion - or is it sexual deception and political passion? Bruce, in one of his deepest, darkest performances on record, gives both subjects the same sensual treatment. He whispers seductive empty promises of a workers paradise on The Last Song. Then on G-d is Great, is breathlessly, almost devotionally, sexual. ...The album is almost a concerto for Pullen's mercurial blues-to-free jazz pianistics and spontaneous two-fisted keyboard orchestrations. ...Hanrahan's compositions ...bring us close to the passions that inspire music in the first place."
- Ed Hazell, Providence Phoenix

".An intriguingly beautiful and rhythmically riveting collection of tunes recorded live in the studio, Hanrahan's mood
driven music includes an intoxicating brew of Afro-Cuban pulsings, funk grooves, and jazz passion with his crafted lyrics, which are at turns introspective, discursive and sensual."
- Dan Oullette, Downbeat

"An atmosphere at once dark, edgy and seductive."
-Josef Woodward, Jazz Times