Rita Coolidge

Safe in the Arms of Time Rita Coolidge

Safe in the Arms of Time is colored by Rita's pivotal role in the Los Angeles singer-songwriter scene of the 1970s, where she made her bones as a top backup singer, before embarking on a platinum-selling solo career.

Rita traveled to Nashville and the studio of Keb' Mo' to write, with singer-songwriter Jill Colucci, two of the album's most intimate

songs, "Walking on Water" and "Naked All Night."

Safe in the Arms of Time reunited Rita with Graham Nash, her romantic and creative confidant during Nash's Crosby, Stills & Nash days and one of Rita's most cherished and enduring friendships.