"Rhonda [Harris] is not really a real woman but a project of Danish singer and songwriter Nikolaj Nørlund known from Copenhagen indie-heroes Trains & Boats & Planes and his solo career."

Trains and Boats and Planes were a five piece Danish band consisting of Soma Hammarlund (vocals, cello, organ), who released a solo album called Lucky Angel; Søren Kruse (bass); Jens-Ole Lembcke (electric guitar, e-bow); Nikolaj Stig Nielson (drums, percussion) and the songwriting talents of Nikolaj Nørlund.

The songs somehow made it to the ear of Kramer, who would produce all three of their releases (one on his own Shimmy Disc label.)

After the bands demise sometime between 1993 and 1994, Nørlund teamed up with drummer Piet Breinholm Bendtsen of 18th Dye, and Mark Robinson of Unrest, Air Miami, etc. to create the strange yet functional indie supergroup Rhonda Harris. Like Trains and Boats and Planes the songs carried though the orifical and debaucherous focused love songs.

In 1996, Nørlund would release his first solo CD, Navnløs, which used the poetry of the late Danish poet Michael Strunge. Nørlund would go on to record a few Danish language albums for Sony Denmark / Columbia.

In 2001, Nørlund returned to (mostly) English songs with the release of The Trouble with Rhonda Harris, a few new band members (less Mark Robinson) and the addition of Lise Westzynthius.

This album was remastered and reissued, with additional tracks, in 1991. The reissue was subject of MP3 week 56.