The project's elegant digibook presentation was designed by Paul's long-time friend and collaborator, Missoula artist, Larry Pirnie. Two earlier recordings, "Words Growing Wild" (1998) and "The Glorious Commotion Of It All" (2004), both produced by Jim Rooney in Nashville, offer poems with accompaniment by Duane Eddy, John Hartford, and other fine musicians, while two later disks, Rock-n-Rowel and Collisions Of Reckless Love (both, 2007), were produced by Open Path Music of San Jose, CA.—also at the helm of the current recording project. Paul makes his home, “where the poetry roams,” west of Great Falls with art historian and C.M. Russell scholar, Elizabeth Dear, their Aussie dog Zeke Zarzyski, horses Pecos and Lash, and numerous other soulful fellow beings who Ol’ Charlie referred to as “Nature’s People.”