The astounding album Van Zandt made, in 1982, featuring the godlike ex-Rascals drummer Dino Danelli on those pagan skins.
And from it, please enjoy "Under the Gun."

Or as I like to call it around Casa Simels -- the greatest Keith Richards record Keith Richards never made.
You're welcome.
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There's a reason these guys are without women. It lacks a certain je ne sais quoi. If that's Steven singing, he shouldn't.
Yup, that's true. Much like most of Little Steven's other solo stuff, it doesn't quite "gel"...
Always loved this record, sketchy lead vocals and all.
Steve, I picked this up on the strength of your review in TMFKASR, and have not regretted it a single day since. This one and Southside Johnny's Hearts of Stone have really held up well.
Both of those Little Steven albums from that time are killer. Voice of America can still make me rage.
The sound on both of them has always seemed a little wonky to me, though. Would have loved to hear a Don Dixon (for example) production.
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