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MP3 George Huntley - Sunshine and Rain

5th album released in 2011. Strong story telling lyrics cover the ups and downs we encounter in life. Positive messages with smooth melodies and diverse arrangements.

13 MP3 Songs in this album (51:17) !
Related styles: Easy Listening: Soft Rock, Spiritual: Contemporary Christian, Solo Male Artist

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I had the pleasure of recording in 2 fabulous studios and working with 2 super talented producers on this project. John Grant of Secret Sound Recording Studio in Baltimore, MD is an exceptional friend and talent. It was a pleasure as always and I can’t thank you enough for your beautiful work. Bill Mallers of Ripple FX studio in Indianapolis, IN is a new old friend and similarly amazing talent. I really enjoyed getting to know and work with you, and really appreciate the care and dedication you poured into this project.

Special thanks to the Angel Choir from St. Marks and to Steve Kincade for his friendship and keyboard talents. You were all awesome! Thanks to the Ripple FX band – you guys were fabulous! Thanks also to Chris Lieber – I’m glad you found the manual! Thanks always to Judy for your support of this expensive little hobby of mine. You’re the absolute best!

Secret Sound Tracks – (Tracks 1,4,6,8&10) All parts played by the amazing John Grant except for the violin theme on “Sunshine and Rain” which I actually banged out myself. Produced and engineered by John Grant as well. He leaps tall buildings too.

Ripple FX Tracks – (Tracks 2,3,5,7,9&11-13) All tracks produced by Bill Mallers and engineered by Chris Lieber. Musicians: Guitars – Sandy Williams; Bass Guitar – Kris Potts; Drums – Nick Mallers; Keyboards (Tracks 3,11&13) – Steve Kincade; Keyboards – Bill Mallers. Angel Choir (Tracks 3 & 13): Jonathan Barclay, Mary Barclay, Lisa Brown, Steve Charleston, Peg Dunn, Lydia Fourman.

CD Art by Melissa Arbour Shrout – I am honored that you wanted to do this. You have a great creative spirit. More than just a great Chiropractor! Check out Shrout Family Chiropractic on the web and Facebook.

Some song stories:
1. Sunshine and Rain – Came around the time of seeing great nieces and nephews walking and my mom falling. The rest just wrapped the metaphor.
2. Come Along With Me – My attempt at a country/pop tune. I couldn’t get the chorus/ hook out of my head so I had to record it.
3. Mold Me With Your Grace – Written for a church service that was themed on “Extreme Home Makeovers”. I am not a handy guy (understatement) so this was a stretch.
4. Every Time You Smile – I was hearing Frankie Valli singing it in my head. Sadly, I am not a Jersey Boy and you have to hear me sing it.
5. Everybody Sings A Song – Just a happy tune playing in my head
6. The Search – I was chairing a CEO search committee for the American Diabetes Association. I wrote this driving up to Chicago for an interview session.
7. This Is America – A song about the times and tribute to John Mellencamp. Written while driving to a meeting in Bloomington, IN.
8. For (4) Generations – Written after a family party with 4 generations attending.
9. I See You – Written for my mom. I miss her.
10. Boats Out Of Water – Written after seeing a movie with a song about boats. I just liked the concept and was psyched to find the ship’s bell for the end.
11. Lord Guide Our Way – Originally released on Global Dreaming. I have had the opportunity to share this song in many different churches. I wanted to rerecord it with a better vocal and different arrangement.
12. I Just Smile – A wistful love song. Partly for Judy partly just a song. Judy doesn’t really cry in the morning and she’s pretty quick with her hair by girl standards.
13. We Are Not Alone - I went to 3 funerals in about 45 days each dropping a generation (mother, friend’s brother, friend’s son). The morning of the friend’s son’s funeral I was asking what can you say to comfort someone at a time of loss? This answer came like a ton of bricks. There is a real and very tangible love that you can reach out and tap into for strength when you need it. It is manifested in the people that come to support you but exists even when you are alone because you’re not.

All songs written by George Huntley © 2011


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