Marc Cohn is a songwriter from Cleveland (Ohio), a noble storyteller in the tradition of country singers, but with the rebel attitude of Jesse Winchester and the intellectual posture of Bob Dylan, Joni Mitchell, James Taylor. Marc Cohn (Atlantic, 1991) yielded the hit Walking In Memphis, and The Rainy Season (Atlantic, 1993) was a decent follow-up, but Cohn stumbled into personal problems and left the scenes for four years. Burning The Daze (Atlantic, 1998) presents a mature man who loves to replay the past and mourn his childhood (Already Home, Lost You In The Canyon), but has little musical to say.