Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2026
Time:45:14
Size:107,7 MB
Label:5058091 Records DK/RainStorm Records
Styles:Blues/Soul/Gospel/Mix
Art:Front
Year:2026
Time:45:14
Size:107,7 MB
Label:5058091 Records DK/RainStorm Records
Styles:Blues/Soul/Gospel/Mix
Art:Front
Tracks Listing:
1. Saved - 2:52
2. Drinkin' That Wine - 4:29
3. Joy - 3:51
4. Put A Little Love In Your Heart - 3:36
5. Call On The Lord - 4:39
6. Games People Play - 3:58
7. I'll Fly Away - 2:43
8. I'm Looking For A Miracle - 3:33
9. This Little Light Of Mine - 3:40
10. How Great Thou Art - 3:29
11. Smack Dab In A Miracle - 3:29
12. More Peace And Love - 2:10
13. Angel Band (feat. Austin Storm Atherton) - 2:39
1. Saved - 2:52
2. Drinkin' That Wine - 4:29
3. Joy - 3:51
4. Put A Little Love In Your Heart - 3:36
5. Call On The Lord - 4:39
6. Games People Play - 3:58
7. I'll Fly Away - 2:43
8. I'm Looking For A Miracle - 3:33
9. This Little Light Of Mine - 3:40
10. How Great Thou Art - 3:29
11. Smack Dab In A Miracle - 3:29
12. More Peace And Love - 2:10
13. Angel Band (feat. Austin Storm Atherton) - 2:39
Leeann Atherton (vocals), Johnny Vernazza (guitar, backing vocals), Mac McNabb (guitar), Edward Cleveland (drums), Rob LaMonica (keyboards), Bob Berman (keyboards), Mike Burnham (bass), Kevin Cooper (bass), TJ Moss (bass), Austin Atherton (backing vocals), Laura Jane Willcock (backing vocals), HeartBeat Pro (backing vocals)/
Leeann Atherton from Austin, Texas, describes her style as a mix of country gospel, blues, and soul. She hails her latest work as "A Celebration of Faith, Community, and the Transformative Power of Song." In other words: Southern music for the heart, soul, and spirit. With influences like Mavis Staples and Sam Cooke, Atherton, who also possesses considerable vocal talent, is certainly on the right track. The cornerstones of the album are the singer's three original compositions—"Joy," "Call On The Lord," and "Smack Dab In A Miracle"—which are complemented by a wide range of well-known and lesser-known songs. Particularly noteworthy are her fine interpretations of the Leiber/Stoller classic "Saved," the Joe South number "Games People Play," the beautiful a cappella anthem "Angel Band," and the evergreens "Put A Little Love In Your Heart" and "This Little Light Of Mine." Consistently excellent: the work of the studio crew around TJ Moss and Johnny Vernazza.
Without sounding the least bit contrived, Leeann Atherton exudes a healthy dose of positivity and hope on this album, something we could all certainly use these days.
Leeann Atherton from Austin, Texas, describes her style as a mix of country gospel, blues, and soul. She hails her latest work as "A Celebration of Faith, Community, and the Transformative Power of Song." In other words: Southern music for the heart, soul, and spirit. With influences like Mavis Staples and Sam Cooke, Atherton, who also possesses considerable vocal talent, is certainly on the right track. The cornerstones of the album are the singer's three original compositions—"Joy," "Call On The Lord," and "Smack Dab In A Miracle"—which are complemented by a wide range of well-known and lesser-known songs. Particularly noteworthy are her fine interpretations of the Leiber/Stoller classic "Saved," the Joe South number "Games People Play," the beautiful a cappella anthem "Angel Band," and the evergreens "Put A Little Love In Your Heart" and "This Little Light Of Mine." Consistently excellent: the work of the studio crew around TJ Moss and Johnny Vernazza.
Without sounding the least bit contrived, Leeann Atherton exudes a healthy dose of positivity and hope on this album, something we could all certainly use these days.
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