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David Bruce Murray
May 06, 2010
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CD Review: Lauren Talley – Songs In The Night

RATING: 4 Stars

Website: laurentalleyonline.com

Song Titles: “Songs In The Night,” “The Extra Mile,” “Just As I Am,” “Hallelujah Anyhow,” “He Will Carry You,” “In Christ Alone,” “My Life Is In Your Hands,” “The Wildest Places,” “Behold The Lamb,” and “All You Need When You Need It”

Summary: Lauren continues to impress me with her clear diction. I have no problem understanding every syllable. She always sings with extra conviction when the arrangement demands it, but she maintains composure on lyrical passages where many singers would overdo it.

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1 Response to "CD Review: Lauren Talley – Songs In The Night"

1 | Mary

May 29th, 2010 at 12:09 pm

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I recently purchased this CD and I am enjoying it very much. I especially like “Behold the Lamb.” “The Extra Mile,” and “Hallelujah Anyhow.” Lauren always does a wonderful job. She has a gift for being able to communicate with people. She is just able to get the message of the song across in ways that another artist might not be able to.

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