Allen Karl - Driven By Love

Published Tuesday 25th October 2011
Allen Karl - Driven By Love
Allen Karl - Driven By Love

STYLE: Country
RATING 6 6 6 6 6 6
OUR PRODUCT CODE: 115217-18144
LABEL: Independent
FORMAT: CD Album
ITEMS: 1

Reviewed by Dave Brassington

Allen never fails to deliver an authentic country sound which is definitely more in keeping with country music from a few decades ago rather than some of today's hottest Nashville music. The selection of songs on this new release is very strong with a nice mix of new material such as the title track, together with classics like "In The Garden", "I'd Rather Have Jesus" and "How Great Thou Art". I was particularly impressed that he had picked up the song made very popular by the Crabb Family "Through The Fire" as this very fine piece is deserving of a much wider audience than just remaining within the confines of Southern gospel music. Whilst the backing is very tasteful, including piano, steel guitar, fiddle, etc, I did feel that the production was rather dull and I've certainly heard better by this artist. No doubt fans of the country crooner will enjoy this anyway.

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Reader Comments

Posted by Joseph J. Eder in Maryland, USA @ 17:13 on Oct 27 2011

Mr. Dave Brassington,
I would like to take this oppertunity to thank you for the review you wrote on Allen Karl's CD, "Driven By Love". I appreciate your constructive criticism and value your opinion. Having worked with Allen Karl for years, I know how hard he works to perfect his music and provide his fans with the quality of country gospel music that they deserve. Your comments will be a helping factor to better accomplish that effort.
With Respect,
Joseph J. Eder
Executive Director of Promotions
Allen Karl Productions L.L.C.



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