Kinleys Discography of CDs

Kinleys music CDs Audio Mixer: John Saylor. Photographer: Glen Rose. Kinleys: Troy Lancaster (electric guitar); Robin Ruddy (steel guitar); Patrick Weickenand (harmonica); Dave Pomeroy (bass guitar); David Vincent Williams, Adam Hughes (background vocals); John Willis, Wanda Vick, Wayne Killius. Personnel: John Willis ...

Kinleys discography Track Listing of songs: Please; Just Between You and Me; Somebody's out There Watching; You Make It Seem So Easy; ; Dance in the Boat; Please; Just Between You and Me; Somebody's out There Watching; You Make It ...

Kinleys songs CD Single Track Listing of songs: My Heart Is Still Beating; I'm Me With You;

Kinleys CD discography Though the kinship between soul and country has been well established over the years, few artists since Ray Charles have made a concerted effort to explore the connection. Jennifer and Heather Kinley, however, have made a ...

Kinleys albums All tracks have been digitally mastered using HDCD technology. "Please" was nominated for a 1998 Grammy Award for Best Country Performance By A Duo Or Group With Vocal. This Philadelphia duo isn't content to adhere to the C&W ...

Kinleys music CDs Track Listing of songs: Just Between You and Me; You Make It Seem So Easy;

Kinleys discography Track Listing of songs: I'm In;

Kinleys songs "Somebody's Out There Watching" is from the TV series "Touched By An Angel."

Kinleys CD discography Track Listing of songs: She Ain't the Girl For You; Somebody's Out There Watching;

Kinleys CD discography The TV series TOUCHED BY AN ANGEL is centered around the idea that the divine is intertwined with the earthly on a regular basis. The show's soundtrack, therefore, searches out a musical common ground between mortal soul and immortal inspiration. Naturally, such an endeavor includes some contemporary Gospel (Della Reese's "Walk With You," "Celine Dion's "Love Can Move Mountains"). The surprise here is the uncommon spirituality radiated by the more secular artists here (Keb' Mo', Shawn Colvin). Dylanologists won't be ...

Kinleys albums All tracks have been digitally mastered using HDCD technology. 1997 was not a great year for Sony Music Nashville, which is why this budget-priced collection of ten country chart entries is particularly anemic. Rick Trevino's "Running Out of Reasons to Run" topped the charts early in the year, and Ty Herndon's "Loved Too Much" and Collin Raye's "What the Heart Wants" came close, but only two other selections here even made the Top Ten, which puts the "super hits" label in jeopardy. There are some enjoyable tracks here, especially Patty Loveless' duet with George Jones on "You Don' t Seem to Miss Me," Deryl Dodd's revival of Tom T. Hall's "That's How I Got to Memphis," and Mary Chapin Carpenter's "I Want to Be Your Girlfriend." But "Minor Hits of 1997" would have been a more accurate title. ~ William Ruhlmann Joe Diffie,Ty Herndon,Kinleys, Collin Raye,Mary Chapin Personnel: George Jones (vocals).