| 1. She's Gone, Gone, Gone |
| 2. You Will Not Lose |
| 3. On a Good Night |
| 4. If I Could Only Get My Hands on You Now |
| 5. Walkin' in the Sun |
| 6. William Tell Overture |
| 7. Woodcarver |
| 8. Cheatin' Is |
| 9. Tied to the Tracks |
| 10. Somebody's Leaving |
| 11. Jesus on Your Mind |
Walkin' in the Sun,Glen Campbell,Capitol,Country,Country & Western,Country-Pop
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Walkin' in the Sun
Lisa Keith Manufacturer: Perspective Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000008H90 Release Date: 1993-08-17 |
Tracks:
- Love Isn't Body...It's Soul
- Better Than You
- Love Is Alive and Well
- I'm in Love
- Days Like These
- Love for All Seasons
- World of Joy
- Sunshine Daydreamin'
- Closer
- Love Me Like You Do
- Free as You Wanna Be
- True to You
- Walkin' in the Sun
- Adonai
Customer Reviews:
One of the greatest pop albums you've never heard.......2006-10-23
Very good cd from Lisa Keith, an underrated vocalist..........2005-02-10
Amy? Is That You?.......2004-04-28
The album opens with "Love Isn't Body... It's Soul", a borderline foray into R&B. She stresses that while some people fall in love with someone's beauty, it's what is inside that will keep that momentum going for years to come. This song is actually almost playfully sexy without shutting her out of all Christian credibility, because she emphasizes her inner beauty over the outside.
Keith definitely has the pipes to do such work as well as the mainstream-style pop that makes up most of the remainder of the album. First single "Better Than You" is an upbeat, catchy affair. It's a basic "you're the BEST" kind of song. Keith always keeps the mood light and hopeful, just like most Christian artists looking for mainstream success would do. Luckily, she did find some success. "Better Than You" became a Top 40 hit (peaking at #36 on Billboard's Hot 100) and follow-up single "I'm In Love" also found a mainstream following (#84 on Billboard's Hot 100) with it's dancy beat and ultra-positive attitude. She also tackles the ballads (like 3rd single "Love Is Alive And Well") with precision. The only time her faith comes to the foreground is the closer "Adonai". While every song has an obvious undertone that she is someone with incompromisable values, "Adonai" is the only track where she discusses her faith head-on... which will be the kicker for fans of Christian adult contemporary looking for someone who is LIKE Amy Grant, but isn't her.
Unfortunately, one cannot listen to this album without thinking that this could have been the one Grant did between 1991's "Heart In Motion" and 1994's "House Of Love". While Keith displays she has talent in excess to pull off a great disc, Amy Grant seems to be lurking in the shadows on every track. Really, a VERY good CD that lacks individuality. I wish she had done a follow-up album. A solid 3 star effort (I rate albums VERY seriously as I listen to a broad range of music, from Linkin Park and Audioslave all the way up to this style) that could have been 4 stars or higher if she had allowed her own vibe to permeate a little more often.
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Walkin' in the Sun
Glen Campbell Manufacturer: Capitol ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000008DYI Release Date: 1990-03-27 |
Tracks:
- She's Gone, Gone, Gone
- You Will Not Lose
- On a Good Night
- If I Could Only Get My Hands on You Now
- Walkin' in the Sun
- William Tell Overture
- Woodcarver
- Cheatin' Is
- Tied to the Tracks
- Somebody's Leaving
- Jesus on Your Mind
Customer Reviews:
Brilliant country album may be his best ever.......2005-04-27
The songs are fascinating. They include a duet with Steve Wariner on a cover of Alain Toussaint's You are the one and a duet with Lacy J Dalton on Woodcarver, which is probably an original song and is an outstanding song. There is an instrumental cover of the William Tell overture - it is interesting to hear this done country style. Glen does excellent covers of Cheating is, a seventies country hit for Barbara Fairchild, and She's gone gone gone, an old Harlan Howard song. Larry Gatlin wrote If I could only get my hands on you - again, Glen sings this superbly. The remaining songs (On a good night, Walking in the sun, Tied to the tracks, Somebody's leaving, Jesus on your mind) are all excellent. I've not heard them elsewhere and they may all be original songs.
Glen never sounded better than on this album, which is a classic. If you want to hear Glen singing country music, this album is well worth searching for. It's better than any other album I've heard of his (and I've heard a few).
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