For the Beauty of Wynona is the second album by Canadian songwriter and record producer Daniel Lanois. It was released on March 23, 1993. The album cover photograph, titled "The Knife", was taken in 1987 by Czech artist Jan Saudek. The image was censored upon release in the United States. Critical reception The Los Angeles Times called the album "a work of considerable imagination and force." Trouser Press wrote that it trades "increased accessibility for diminished depth." Track listing All songs written by Daniel Lanois; unless otherwise noted. "The Messenger" – 5:27 "Brother L.A." – 4:19 "Still Learning How to Crawl" (Lanois, Daryl Johnson) – 5:19 "Beatrice" – 4:21 "Waiting" – 2:00 "The Collection of Marie Claire" – 4:17 "Death of a Train" – 5:47 "The Unbreakable Chain" – 4:19 "Lotta Love to Give" – 3:38 "Indian Red" (George Landry) – 3:46 "Sleeping in the Devil's Bed" – 3:02 "For the Beauty of Wynona" – 5:50 "Rocky World" – 2:55 "The Messenger" and "Lotta Love to Give" were released as singles. "Sleeping in the Devil's Bed" had been previously released on the soundtrack Until the End of the World (released December 10, 1991). Personnel Daniel Lanois – guitar, bass, vocals Malcolm Burn – guitar, keyboards Bill Dillon – guitar, mandolin, Guitorgan M300 Daryl Johnson– bass, percussion, drums, vocals Ronald Jones – drums Nicholas Payton – trumpet Emanual de Casal - bass on "Brother L. A." Sean Devitt - percussion on "For the Beauty of Wynona" References External links Lyrics Daniel Lanois albums 1993 albums Albums produced by Daniel Lanois Warner Records albums Experimental rock albums by Canadian artists