Considering Lily (album)
1997 studio album by Considering Lily
Considering Lily is the second studio album by CCM duo Considering Lily, released in 1997. Considering Lily consisted of sisters Serene Campbell and Pearl Barrett at the time of this release.
Critical reception
Melinda Hill of AllMusic wrote, "Considering Lily's last release with Serene Campbell and Pearl Barrett is everything one could hope it would be."
Tony Cummings of Cross Rhythms gives the album an 8 out of 10 and says, "if you like the idea of nasal, little girl lost voices, across plenty of grungy guitar, and songs that speak of spiritual warfare, holiness and other vital topics, this one's for you."
Crosswalk concludes their review with, "While we can't always know God's plan for our lives, it's clear through the testimony of Jeanette and Pearl that God knows which people and circumstances to orchestrate. His timing and planning are perfect, and with Considering Lily, the pieces truly fit."
Track listing
Musicians
Serene Campbell: Lead vocals
Pearl Barrett: Some lead vocals, harmony vocals, acoustic guitar, piano
Brent Milligan: electric and acoustic guitars, bass harmonium, arrangements
Dan Needham: Drums
Aaron Smith: Drums (tracks 6, 7, 10)
Ed Hillary: Tambourine
Rick Roland: Tympani and loops
Production
Producer: Brent Milligan
Executive Producers: Dan R. Brock and Eddie DeGarmo
Mastered by: Ted Jensen at Sterling Sound
Photography: Thunder Image
Art Direction: Flywheel Industries, Seattle
Management: Barbell Management
Produced and engineered by Brent Milligan at Soundwerks, Nashville, TN
Mixed by Shane Watson at Antenna Studios
Track information and credits adapted from the album's liner notes.
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