This 1995 release blends Cajun and bluegrass with reggae rhythms, and it comes out country! 6 of the 15 original songs are written and performed by women, reflecting the evolving influence of women in the band. The material is both compelling and fun, addressing the gay community while enlightening the mainstream listener.

The poignant Livin' a Lie tells the story of a lesbian being banned from her small town; Can't Get It Right parodies the lighter side of gay 'rendezvous'; and political stances are examined in Proud To Be an American.