Dean Phelps
Going Over Home
© 1997 Going Over Home Music (634479460739)
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Dean's first studio recording serves up country gospel music and hymns set in an acoustic mix of folk and bluegrass styles.
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- 1 The Gospel
- 2 Wayfaring Stranger
- 3 A Beautiful Life
- 4 I Need No Mansion Here
- 5 Just a Little Talk with Jesus
- 6 Wouldn't Take Nothing for My Journey Now
- 7 If We Never Meet Again
- 8 Come, Thou Fount of Every Blessing
- 9 You're Drifting Too Far from the Shore
- 10 Life's Railway to Heaven
- 11 The Gospel (Reprise)
- 12 God Ain't No Stained Glass Window
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Born in Maysville, Kentucky, now living in Indianapolis by way of Atlanta, Georgia, Dean began playing guitar at age 9. He would often travel with his father to sing in a number of different churches close to his northern Kentucky home. Now nfluenced by a number of singer/songwriters like John Prine, John Hiatt, Nanci Griffith and Kate Wolf, his music is an acoustic blend of folk, rock and traditional styles.
Not a songwriter himself, Dean looks to the words of others to get his point across. he sings songs that are both religious and secular and has made several arrangements of traditional hymns and songs of the Christian faith.
Dean sings songs that tell stories about people, life and faith.
Going Over Home is Dean's first studio effort, recorded at B-Side Studios/Corn Crib Records and released in 1997. The album highlights Dean's vocal abilities and his acoutic guitar picking style. These arrangements are filled out by the work of K.B. Travis (bass), Steve Mayfield (keyboard) and Rick Paller (acoustic and electric lead guitar). Going Over Home was capably engineered and mixed by Mark Blackburn.
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Not Even My Usual Genre
author: Annika KarlssonI bought this CD for myself despite it not being my usual "thing" (I'm more the acoustic/folk music kinda gal) in hopes of adding a few tracks to our mission radio station's rotation (with Mr. Phelp's kind permission, of course -- www.victoryradionetwork.com). Wow! I was surprised. Usually limiting myself to Allison Krauss and the Cox Family when it comes to bluegrass gospel/southern and country gospel sort of sounds... I wasn't really expecting a CD with enough decent tracks that I would stick it on at home for my own enjoyment -- but that's what I got. We added all the tracks, have gotten great positive feedback from our listeners, and I continue to listen to it myself. We get lot's of CDs sent to us in this category of music and usually there are only one or two tracks even on a mixed artist CD which are worth keeping in rotation more than a month... buying this CD was one of my better strokes of luck!