Customer Reviews

Vol. 2-Heritage Collection

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This Lorie Line album is the first of several that I plan on purchasing by this artist. I find her music not only spiritually uplifting but soothing and pleasant to listen to. I highly recommend this album.

After an opportunity to experience Lorie Line at the Al Ringling Theater in Baraboo, Wisconsin, on her HERITAGE TOUR, I decided to add this CD to a collection that ranges from Bocelli to Perlman to Quartetto Gelato to Cherish the Ladies. She builds a bridge for us all in listening to beautiful traditional spiritual music that reaches our hearts. Makes our hearts listen ...lifting up the listener ... reminds us songs inspired by God are inherently joyous! I sense God nodding in approval ( ... and with Lorie's rhythms) in her uplifting arrangements of traditional hymns. (Note: In live concert, the special presence of Gospel performer Mr. Robertson was awesome. On the CD, this particular track of Mr. Robertson's performance does not reflect the extent of vocal power he possessed on stage.)

Lorie Line is such a wonderful musician. She has her own unique and beautiful style. The songs on this CD bring back the feeling of Sunday as a child. They are simple, yet very expressive. This is a must have CD, as are all of Lorie Line's music.

Product was excellent for my needs, a memorial service. Artist's interpretation of classic hymns & religious favorites was upbeat, captivating but inspirational and heartfelt. I love most all arrangements & will continue to play it when my spiritual well being needs a boost.

For some time i have heard all these wonderful words of praise about Lorie Lines' piano, so i finally decided to buy this cd. Well this was really a mistake. Lorie is a great painist, but as with so many painist, they try to out due each other. I feel Lorie tried to showcase her piano far to much. Even on the last song of the cd which had a vocal on it, she tried to over shadow the vocalist. This could have been a one of a kind cd had the pianist put more emphasis on the song and less emphasis on the artist.