October 7, 2008 6:01 PM ET
Jackson Browne's feisty new album Time the Conqueror is full of the singer-songwriter's musings about sex, politics, war, love and faith. Rock Daily caught up with Browne recently and asked him to tell the stories behind the tracks on Time the Conqueror. Click above for the stories behind "Giving That Heaven Away," "Where Were You?" "Going Down to Cuba," "Far From the Arms of Hunger" and the title track, and follow below for more insight into Browne's excellent new record.
"Just Say Yeah"
"The Arms of Night"
"Live Nude Cabaret"
"Off of Wonderland
"The Drums of War"
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