RAYNE MAGILL
Thank You Lord
Thank You Lord – True Love – Every Minute –
Whispers & Memories – Gloryland – Unconditional Love – A Silent
Prayer – Are You Sure – Life – Stand Up – God Forgive Me – Deal With The
Blues – Padre Island – A Twist Of Fate – Good Bye Little Rock &
Roiler
Whispers & Memories – Gloryland – Unconditional Love – A Silent
Prayer – Are You Sure – Life – Stand Up – God Forgive Me – Deal With The
Blues – Padre Island – A Twist Of Fate – Good Bye Little Rock &
Roiler
Rayne Magill is one of my favorite Iowan songwriter, performer,
vocalist, and friend. I don’t have a lot of details on this recording,
but I recognize the guitar and the way it’s played immediately. Rayne
has one of the best sounding acoustic guitars in our entire area, and
she knows how to get what she wants from it. What a treat it is to hear
a lot of great classic country and traditional country bands playing,
at Wahoo for instance, and then bring Rayne on for a complete terrific
musical change. Makes for great entertainment. She does the same thing
at the LeMars Festival, one I’m sure looking forward to this year.
This particular CD is devoted to Rayne’s Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.
And what a beautiful listening experience this is. I’m not sure Rayne
wrote every song on this truly nice album, but I believe she may have. I
also believe she is also doing her own vocal harmony in just the right
places, and that sounds great too. Rayne is remarkable writer, a
‘true’ writer like the original genre of country music used to be.
Written from the heart. Written in honesty. Like “memories flood my
mind when I go back in time. So many things never seen again, daddy
would lift me up so high, thought I could touch the sky, wanna do it
again.” Isn’t that remarkable? The whole CD is like that. Rayne’s
biggest message throughout this album is her devout belief in Christ,
and how He will be with you no matter what. Rayne has gone through some
very distressing and unlikable times in her life. To find ‘her’ faith
in Christ so strong, it in turn gives the listener strength. Thank you
for that positive statement Rayne. What I like a lot in this album is
the ability to hear and understand every word. The message is not
hidden with heavy arrangements, it’s not misunderstood because of heavy
bass or other loud instrumental passages. It’s Rayne Magill and her
guitar. It’s what you hear when she does her live shows. Absolutely
entertaining. I really really like “Padre Island” which should be on
the ‘charts’ somewhere. It definitely should be playing at that same
location this spring during ‘Spring Break.’ What a fascinating personal
musical visit with Rayne Magill. Much continued success in every and
all things you do Rayne. I’m going to send this delightful CD on to the
Rural Roots Music Commission. Good luck girl.
vocalist, and friend. I don’t have a lot of details on this recording,
but I recognize the guitar and the way it’s played immediately. Rayne
has one of the best sounding acoustic guitars in our entire area, and
she knows how to get what she wants from it. What a treat it is to hear
a lot of great classic country and traditional country bands playing,
at Wahoo for instance, and then bring Rayne on for a complete terrific
musical change. Makes for great entertainment. She does the same thing
at the LeMars Festival, one I’m sure looking forward to this year.
This particular CD is devoted to Rayne’s Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.
And what a beautiful listening experience this is. I’m not sure Rayne
wrote every song on this truly nice album, but I believe she may have. I
also believe she is also doing her own vocal harmony in just the right
places, and that sounds great too. Rayne is remarkable writer, a
‘true’ writer like the original genre of country music used to be.
Written from the heart. Written in honesty. Like “memories flood my
mind when I go back in time. So many things never seen again, daddy
would lift me up so high, thought I could touch the sky, wanna do it
again.” Isn’t that remarkable? The whole CD is like that. Rayne’s
biggest message throughout this album is her devout belief in Christ,
and how He will be with you no matter what. Rayne has gone through some
very distressing and unlikable times in her life. To find ‘her’ faith
in Christ so strong, it in turn gives the listener strength. Thank you
for that positive statement Rayne. What I like a lot in this album is
the ability to hear and understand every word. The message is not
hidden with heavy arrangements, it’s not misunderstood because of heavy
bass or other loud instrumental passages. It’s Rayne Magill and her
guitar. It’s what you hear when she does her live shows. Absolutely
entertaining. I really really like “Padre Island” which should be on
the ‘charts’ somewhere. It definitely should be playing at that same
location this spring during ‘Spring Break.’ What a fascinating personal
musical visit with Rayne Magill. Much continued success in every and
all things you do Rayne. I’m going to send this delightful CD on to the
Rural Roots Music Commission. Good luck girl.
RECORD REVIEW BY BOB EVERHART: President, National Traditional Country Music Association www.music-savers.com for Country Music News International