The New York Times says it best about Chip Taylor:  "If you only know him as the guy who wrote 'Wild Thing' and 'Angel of the Morning' - you don't know him.  Chip Taylor is making some of the most distinctive acoustic music around these days." A country and rock trailblazer, Taylor returns with his largest and most unique collection of songs yet, the three-album set, The Little Prayers Trilogy.  These eclectic songs, written over several years, might have found themselves wandering and homeless, but have found a place to belong in Little Prayers.

The first disc, Behind An Iron Door, features a disparate, international cast of characters often facing injustice and turmoil. However, the prisoners, dissidents and traitorous heroes find not despair but hope and power of prayer in these emotional songs.  

Love and Pain, the second disc, is more fun and lighthearted but no less passionate.  Literally recorded in a garage, these raw and catchy songs feature Taylor's longtime band including guitarist extraordinaire John Platania (Van Morrison).  Several of these songs will keep Taylor's Americana chart success streak going.

The final disc, which gives the whole collection its name Little Prayers, is an intimate recording destined for late night listening.  Featuring mostly Taylor alone, with some help from co-producer Goran Grini, these songs pack a heavy punch and demand your attention.  

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