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| 1. Manhattan Moon |
| 2. Amelia |
| 3. More Than This |
| 4. Ring Of Fire |
| 5. Swimming Song |
| 6. Today's The Day |
| 7. Over The Hills |
| 8. Somewhere Trouble Don't Go |
| 9. Someday Soon |
| 10. The Gift |
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20 of 21 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Modest yet stirring,
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This review is from: Over the Hills (Audio CD)
OVER THE HILLS is a compelling album throughout. Although perhaps a bit more modest in ambition than her 9/11-themed previous recording--the great RED THREAD--this one's excellence derives from its smaller scale. Lucy has always been a personal singer--often delivering as if into your own ear alone--and she continues that feeling in OVER THE HILLS. The superb original compositions are largely about her family: her recently deceased father, her daughter (now and in the future) and her grandfather. Lucy has added such charm and twinkle to a well-chosen group of covers that they become new again: especially "Someday Soon," "Swimming Song," and "Ring of Fire." In addition to her first rate group of instrumentalists, Lucy has made terrific use of Eliza Gilkyson, Richard Shindell and Jonatha Brooke for harmony singers. OVER THE HILLS is subtle and lovely.
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4.7 out of 5 stars (13 customer reviews) 22 of 22 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Modest yet stirring,
By David T. Steere, Jr. - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Over the Hills (Audio CD)
The Amazon reviewer is quite mistaken. OVER THE HILLS is a compelling album throughout. Although perhaps a bit more modest in ambition than her 9/11-themed previous recording--the great RED THREAD--this one's excellence derives from its smaller scale. Lucy has always been a personal singer--often delivering as if into your own ear alone--and she continues that feeling in OVER THE HILLS. The superb original compositions are largely about her family: her recently deceased father, her daughter (now and in the future) and her grandfather. Lucy has added such charm and twinkle to a well-chosen group of covers that they become new again: especially "Someday Soon," "Swimming Song," and "Ring of Fire." In addition to her first rate group of instrumentalists, Lucy has made terrific use of Eliza Gilkyson, Richard Shindell and Jonatha Brooke for harmony singers. If the Amazon reviewer thinks all the songs sound alike, he should listen a bit more carefully. They don't. OVER THE HILLS is subtle and lovely.
12 of 13 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Grows on you.,
By Dr. Philip J. Kinsler - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Over the Hills (Audio CD)
I originally felt lukewarm about this album. Lucy seemed more laid back and less invested in the music. and her singing less emotional, than in other albums. I felt and still feel her rendition of the famous Johnny Cash/June Carter tune 'Ring of Fire' is emotionless and essentially 'mailed in.'
However, there are two songs on the album that make me cry no matter where I am--this is sometimes dangerous while driving--but the song she wrote about her father's death and it being the time she finally let go of all the things he was not to her, and one about a poverty stricken grandfather from the old country who passed down only his voice, are so powerful and psychologically sensitive and incisive that this has slowly become a favorite album--when I have access to some tissues... 3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Soul Touching,
By William F. Alexander - Published on Amazon.com
I was listening to Yahoo Lauchcast several months ago when I first heard "Amelia". Lucy's voice was captivating and the story was moving. Later, I heard the song "Over the Hills" and knew that Lucy is a true folk talent. A few weeks later when I finally heard "The Gift", I was holding back tears (it wouldn't do for a grown man to cry). I had to buy this album. I hope this touches you as much as it touches me.
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