Name: What We Leave Behind
Brand: Pinecastle
SKU: 949620
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What We Leave Behind

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Album: What We Leave Behind
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Trust Jesus
2)	When the Angels Carry Me Home
3)	Heart That Will Never Break, A
4)	He'll Lead You Home
5)	I Will Walk in the Valley
6)	Random Acts of Love
7)	Just a Step Away
8)	I Couldn't Have Lost Her (To a Better Man)
9)	I'll Be No Stranger There
10)	When You Love Is All You Want (It's All You Need)
11)	Lord, Build Me a Cabin in Glory
12)	What We Leave Behind

Album: What We Leave Behind
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Trust Jesus
2)	When the Angels Carry Me Home
3)	Heart That Will Never Break, A
4)	He'll Lead You Home
5)	I Will Walk in the Valley
6)	Random Acts of Love
7)	Just a Step Away
8)	I Couldn't Have Lost Her (To a Better Man)
9)	I'll Be No Stranger There
10)	When You Love Is All You Want (It's All You Need)
11)	Lord, Build Me a Cabin in Glory
12)	What We Leave Behind

Performer Notes

Personnel includes: David Parmley (vocals, guitar); Danny Barnes, Larry Stephenson (vocals); Jim Hurst (guitar); Adam Steffey, Ronnie McCoury (mandolin); Aubrey Haynie, Glen Duncan (fiddle); Mike Anglin (bass); Pat McInerney (percussion); Randy Kohrs.
Personnel: Danny Barnes, Del McCoury, Big Chief Russell Moore, Steve Gulley (tenor); Larry Stephenson (baritone); Jim Hurst, Randy Kohrs (guitar); Adam Steffey (mandolin); Glen Duncan , Steve Day , Aubrey Haynie (fiddle); Pat McInerney (percussion).
Fans of bluegrass-gospel will love every moment of this album, a long-awaited solo effort from singer/guitarist David Parmley. Those whose interests are less specifically related to lyrical content, however, may not find it quite as entrancing. There's nothing wrong with it, really -- it's just that Parmley's approach to this repertoire would sometimes benefit from a little less smoothness and a little more oomph; his singing style is expert but occasionally bloodless, while the arrangements here are professional and, for the most part, forgettable. It are the exceptions that catch your attention -- Del McCoury's whipsaw tenor in the background on "When the Angels Carry Me Home" and "Lord, Build Me a Cabin in Glory," for example, or the hard-driving "I'll Be No Stranger There." Elsewhere, things get a bit soft in the middle ("I Will Walk in the Valley") or even downright maudlin ("I Couldn't Have Lost her [To a Better Man]"). Recommended with reservations. ~ Rick Anderson