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In page Dog Eat Dog (Joni Mitchell album):

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Dog Eat Dog was described as "synth-fueled pop" by Paste's Ellen Johnson.[1] Reviewer William Ruhlmann wrote that Mitchell was “continuing to straddle the worlds of California folk/pop and jazz fusion".[2] Lyrically, the album dealt with prominent issues in mid-1980s society, such as Reaganism, televangelists, consumerism and famine in Ethiopia. "Good Friends" was recorded as a duet with Michael McDonald, Rod Steiger made a voiceover appearance on "Tax Free" as a televangelist, while Thomas Dolby and Bob "Zyg" Winard added humorous character vocal interjections to "Shiny Toys". Some connections to Mitchell's past work are evident in the use of horns, and by appearances from James Taylor and saxophonist Wayne Shorter.[citation needed]