 ‘No Other Love’ was the sixth album in a solo career that began when California native Chuck Prophet split from Green on Red in 1990.  Green on Red helped lead the way for the insurgent country of the 1990s, but on his own Prophet has grown far beyond the category.  ‘No Other Love’ is maverick genre-bending in the manner of Beck and Jim White, and the stylistic variety suits Prophet’s compositions, peopled by crazed desperados and beautiful losers.  The songs run the gamut from the raunchy horn- driven swagger of ‘That’s How Much I Need Your Love’ to the stinging, pleading ‘Elouise’, where his ever-inventive guitar vies with Farfisa organ.  Prophet enjoys spicing songs with pop culture references, but his wry humour is counterbalanced by a strong moral undertow in ‘I Bow Down and Pray to Every Woman I See’ and the beautiful ‘Summertime Thing’. This is a Prophet with plenty of honour.