This is one of my favorite Judy Collins albums, and I also saw her on the tour for this. Like the album, she'd put away her guitar (though not quite comfortable yet without it). With this album Judy really became a song interpreter and moved further into classical pop. One critic at the time said her version of Desperado was better than Linda Ronstandt. I Remember Sky is perfect. Dorothy is a true gem of a song and was sang in NY cabarets afterwards. Starmaker is the standout with Judy's voice soaring and is an honest and yearning song for her to sing. This album was also a celebration of her turning 40 (with the nude cover photo and the sparse makeup of Way Bandy)and she'd also quit drinking and retrained her voice. It is a gentle "listening" album that deserves its due.