Steve Parsons - Ten Acoustic & Live

Published Thursday 12th June 2008
Steve Parsons - Ten Acoustic & Live
Steve Parsons - Ten Acoustic & Live

STYLE: Roots/Acoustic
RATING 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8
OUR PRODUCT CODE: 45778-14132
LABEL: Independent
FORMAT: CD Album
ITEMS: 1
RRP: £10.00

Reviewed by Robin Thompson

I've been lucky enough to hear this highly regarded singer/songwriter live so it is great to see him release a live album at long last. What is even better is that the backing tracks have been dispensed with and he's stripped them back to their acoustic core. The addition of the excellent Dan Wheeler provides a nice foil and the additional guitar and occasional additional vocal work very well. Steve's own vocals have a touch of Mac Powell's sound to them and are well suited to his songwriting style. Steve takes to the piano for the song "No Greater Love" and this is a nice contrast to the rest of the album and sits nicely between one of my favourite tracks on the album "Don't Need To Understand" and the Del-Amitri sounding "What Shall I Do?" 11 songs are featured in total from 10 years of Steve's ministry. It's a fitting summary - here's to the next 10!

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Reader Comments

Posted by Daniel in germany @ 23:13 on Jun 17 2010

Please,

may somone give me the lyrics with accords to the songs What Shall I Do and Man Needs God

Thank you very much,

God Bless



Posted by nina turner in berkshire @ 17:03 on Sep 1 2008

i thank the lord that there is decent christian singers like steve out there. i love his album (TEN) and will continue to buy his music. God bless you steve.



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