Rainbow ends

"Listeners who were hoping Rainbow Ends would sound or feel like Emitt Rhodes or Mirror were probably fooling themselves, and that's certainly not what the songwriter and his colleagues were aiming for; instead, this is a mature, introspective work from a man looking for answers to the questions of life and love, and it's a brave and genuinely impressive return to the spotlight from a major talent".

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"What ultimately shines through, despite all the self-admonishment, is Rhodes' apparent willingness to move on, no matter how difficult it may be. The closing title track suggests he's finally begun to open his eyes to the fresh possibilities that life has to offer a man nearing his 66th birthday. Moreover, he's clearly rediscovered his appetite for making music again. And that can only be a good thing".