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Article Title:	Talk To One Another
Author of reported comment:	Rewi
Comment Date:	02:27 on Apr 25 2011
Comment:	"Talk To One Another" is lovely. The songs on this album are from an era where instruments aren't too overbearing which allows you to fortunately hear the meaningful words. That combined with his nice, clear and soft singing voice - makes it a very thoughtful and poetic experience. I've 2 different editions of this vinyl- the original Newpax '81 release (has his solo version of 'Create in Me a Clean Heart') and the Reunion '86 edition ('CiMaCH' song revised as duet w/Amy Grant). I personally prefer 'CiMaCH' solo as I think Amy's voice changes texture of song (thus slight overall feel of album even though she's on just one song) - but it's still lovely indeed whichever version you get. If you're getting vinyl, remember the 'CiMaCH' rule - Newpax '81 has solo version, while Reunion '86 has 'CiMaCH' duet w/Amy. Brown Bannister is a terrific producer! Among my favourite albums he's (co)produced three: Twila Paris' "Beyond a Dream" (one of my first CCM albums and like my 'first love' album), Avalon's "Oxygen" (my favourite studio album of theirs) and Amy Grant's "Legacy...Hymns & Faith (which seems to put me into a seamless reflective mood when I listen to this). Other than that, I'm sure I can confidently put "Talk To One Another" album in this same category! Thanks heaps Brown for being a blessing! I pray, God's continuous blessing upon you, your family and your ministry in Jesus' name and to His glory!

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