The voices are pleasant but no one will ever call them operatic. Still there is much to love about this album of music. It changed somehow. Sharing these moments of their lives gives the music of Tim Tedrow and John-Michael Kaye a very special meaning. The word special is so trite, I hesitate to use it, but when we are on our death beds looking back, we will remember the loves of our lives and some of the memories will be sad, others bittersweet and others sweet and comforting as the light we go toward when finally we succumb.
Love is important.
It is the greatest commandment. These men have shared glimpses of their lives with us through feathery light, sweet-toned guitar music. One has to respect that. John Michael Kaye's guitar is referred to as dynamic and perfect. Sometimes it borders on AM-soft rock a la David Gates of the top 40 favorite of a few decades ago, Bread.