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Saturday 21st June 2008

American Idol man Phil Stacey weighs in with debut album

YET ANOTHER former American Idol entrant, Phil Stacey, has his debut album released in the US. The self-titled country gospel set is released on Lyric Street Records. Wrote Christian Retailing magazine, "This is a family-friendly album with some explicitly Christian content. Many songs wouldn't be out of place on a Keith Urban or Steven Curtis Chapman album and indeed fans of both artists will find something to like on this solid debut." CR

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Posted by Paulette in Rushville, NY @ 01:20 on Jun 22 2008

I pre-ordered Phil's CD and I have just about worn it out!! I change my mind all the time about which song is my favorite. You will really enjoy every song!!

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Posted by Carla in Richmond, Ky. @ 18:22 on Jun 21 2008

I agree! This is a wonderful album that anyone would love. It shows the character of the artist and is very well done. Every song has a unique style of it's own, so whatever your style of music you will find something to your taste!!!

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Posted by CFPhilfan in Florida @ 17:46 on Jun 21 2008

Thank you for the positive review. I indeed love it for the family-friendly aspect of it, as well for being positive and faith-filled. And those who have seen Phil perform live say he is great at reaching you as well.

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