Liner Notes
Roger Chapman released One More Time For Peace on 16 April 2007. Former Family bassist Jim Cregan produced the album, played guitar and contributed to its writing and arrangements. The record was later expanded and reissued as Peaceology.
Album Reviews1
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One More Time for Peace — Get Ready to ROCK! review
Contemporary review. Pete Feenstra presents One More Time for Peace as a deliberate change of scale. Chapman’s voice has grown huskier and less explosive, while Jim Cregan’s production places the emphasis on words, imagery and a roots-oriented setting of fiddle, mandolin, slide guitar and piano.
The album may divide listeners expecting the old hard-edged attack, but Feenstra considers the quieter approach a strength. He praises the gospel force of “Oh Brother, Take Me!,” the Streetwalkers-like tension of “Devil Got a Son,” and the detailed writing and arrangements of “All Too Soon,” “Hell of a Lullaby” and “Heading Back to Storyville.” The closing “Jerusalem” confirms his broader verdict: Chapman’s own songs stand comfortably beside a familiar standard.
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