High Places

Track Listings
1. Somewhere
2. Told to Tell You
3. More Love to Thee
4. Hold On
5. Guide Me O thou, Great Jehovah
6. The Blood Medley
7. We Love You
8. High Places
9. Joy

Editorial Reviews
TAXI Music Service July 2002
Ms. Faulkner has an extraordinary voice......‘master quality' recording....especially like Ms. Faulkner's high notes...clear and emotional. Good Structure.

Product Description
'High Places' boasts traditional-style gospel music with a contemporary-style kick. Anyone from 9 to 99 will feel Queen Esther's beautiful spirit and be impressed with her awesome vocal range.

High Places

High Places,Esther Faulkner,Esther Faulkner,Queen Esther boasts traditional-style Gospel with a contemporary-style kick. Anyone from 9 to 99 will feel her beautiful spirit and be impressed with her awesome vocal range.

High Places

High Places
High Places: The Best of Ron Kenoly
Average customer rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars
  • Great collection of spiritual songs
  • Kenoly is very skilled
  • An awesome CD
  • Answered Prayer
  • Great CD!
 High Places: The Best of Ron Kenoly
Ron Kenoly , and Hosanna Music
Manufacturer: Sony
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

GeneralGeneral | Christian & Gospel | Styles | Music
GospelGospel | Christian & Gospel | Styles | Music
Christian Contemporary MusicChristian Contemporary Music | Christian & Gospel | Styles | Music
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  1. Lift Him Up
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ASIN: B000002C2L
Release Date: 1997-10-14

Tracks:

  1. Lift Him Up
  2. Sing Out
  3. Praise The Lord All Nations
  4. God Is Able
  5. Winna, Mon
  6. Mourning Into Dancing
  7. Give To The Lord
  8. Ancient Of Days
  9. We're Going Up To The High Places
  10. Let Everything That Has Breath
  11. Be Glorified
  12. Use Me
  13. I See The Lord
  14. Jesus Is Alive
  15. More Of You

Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars Great collection of spiritual songs.......2006-01-07

Out of 15 songs I would say that 13 of them are great. Overall, the whole album is worth every penny spent.

4 out of 5 stars Kenoly is very skilled.......2001-05-15

Though I am no longer a fan of the praise/worship genre, Kenoly is definitely a cut above most everyone else in the field. He summons a wide variety of talent and demonstrates creativity and energy throughout. I had heard 3 of his other albums before deciding to purchase this one, and the only disappointment came when some of my personal favorites did not make the "best of" cut.

From the Lift Him Up album, two of my favorites were left out: "We Will Wait" and "Hallowed Be Your Name." In addition, several very well-crafted tracks from the God is Able album are left out. Unfortunately, that particular album is not currently available at Amazon, but if there were one Kenoly CD that I would buy, it would be "God is Able".

4 out of 5 stars An awesome CD.......2000-01-27

This CD is one of my favorites, to say the least. It's as if I was at a Ron Kenoly concert, even though it's pieced together from different recordings. I would HIGHLY recommend it to any one seeking good Christian music. I mostly enjoyed the first 8 tracks.

5 out of 5 stars Answered Prayer.......1999-11-01

It was a dark night when I collapsed to pray and heard a voice ask: "What do you want?" After 6 years of grad school, a Ph.D., and ten years of full time university teaching, I was shocked by the brevity of my response -- five letters, two words -- "Use Me!"

Two days later just thumbing through CDs out jumped the title "Use Me" by Ron Kenoly on the Men of Gospel CD.

This song is the perfect expression of my answered prayer. Each time I listen to it I feel lifted up and . . . gone home . . .

If you're seeking music that lives as a miracle, then this song, and this CD, and this artist are for you.

5 out of 5 stars Great CD!.......1999-06-09

This is a great worship and humorous CD! I had a Maylasian neighbor who allowed me to borrow this CD. I was really blessed with this CD! In fact I'm going to get it for myself and others! Enjoy!
Camino Latino (Latin Journey)
Average customer rating: Not rated
    		Camino Latino (Latin Journey)

    Manufacturer: Moston Records
    ProductGroup: Music
    Binding: Audio CD

    Chamber MusicChamber Music | Forms & Genres | Classical (c.1770-1830) | Historical Periods | Classical | Styles | Music
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    GeneralGeneral | Chamber Music | Classical | Styles | Music
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    ASIN: B000065LAB
    Release Date: 2005-08-23

    Tracks:

    1. Carretera Libertad (Freedom Highway)
    2. Bajo el Sol (Under the Sun)
    3. Las Alturas (High Places)
    4. Torbellino (Whirlwind)
    5. Ambos Mundos (Both Worlds)
    6. Rumbo al Sur (Heading South)
    7. Noche en Yucatan (Night in Yucatan)
    8. Parranda
    9. Frontera (Frontier)
    10. Samba Para Dos (Samba for Two)
    11. Zarzamora
    12. Cafe Kastoria
    13. Latin Lady
    14. Mexico Mi Amor
    15. Morenita

    Product Description

    Camino Latino treats us to an exciting blend of traditional and contemporary sounds labeled "Nuevo Latino". Enjoy, as one of the world's most imaginative artists leads us with beauty, grace and panache on a unique Latin Journey.
    Songs For Creeps
    Average customer rating: Not rated
      		Songs For Creeps
      The Places
      Manufacturer: High Plains Sigh
      ProductGroup: Music
      Binding: Audio CD

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      ASIN: B000ICIDUY
      Music In High Places
      Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
      • Well...
      • Well.....
      • Well......
      • An enjoyable listen for those quiet days...
      • Great listen
      		 Music In High Places
      Unwritten Law
      Manufacturer: Atlantic / Ada
      ProductGroup: Music
      Binding: Audio CD

      GeneralGeneral | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music
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      4. Music in High Places - Unwritten Law (Live in Yellowstone)
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      ASIN: B00007MB5U
      Release Date: 2003-01-21

      Tracks:

      1. Before I Go
      2. Rest Of My Life
      3. Seein' Red
      4. Up All Night
      5. Blame It On Me
      6. Geronimo
      7. Cailin
      8. Rescue Me
      9. Elva
      10. How You Feel
      11. Shallow (bonus acoustic track)

      Album Description

      MTV's 'Music In High Places' brings musicians to the most ancient and intriguing sites on earth, and captures their acoustic performances and in-depth interviews during the journey. Unwritten Law's performance in Yellowstone National Park in August almost sounds antithetical to their punk sound, but when you hear the songs in their raw form, you immediately hear what longtime fans have known for years. This is the California band's first Lava release after parting ways with Interscope. 2003.

      Customer Reviews:

      5 out of 5 stars Well..........2006-08-16

      I guess any punk band that goes acoustic nowadays has my respect. I love punk-when it's genuine. The beef I have with today's punk (it's okay, really) is that it's downweighted by all mainstream sounds and expectations from major lables that it can be. The result? Millions of cookie cutter pop-punk lovesick junkie bands. It's good, but after the 5th time around, it gets a bit stolid.

      That being said, Unwritten Law does not fit into this catagorie. For one thing they're lyrics are much deeper and, well, more phylisophical to say the least. Not all they're songs are all "my girlfriend dumped me for someone else" or "I just met some hottie and I can already tell she's my soulmate," basically sh** that just doesn't fly in real life. Just read the lyrics to "Seeing Red." But on another level, the guitar is so much more sophisticated. It's not just four power chords making the song sound like a 60's bubble-gum pop band sped up. Unwritten Law are far more advanced musically than that.

      Well, now that we have a happy little review of the band as a whole, lets go to the cd, shall we. This 11-track disc features unplugged versions of past works, most of which can be found on the previous studio release, "Elva" (which as a sidenote, I would also HIGHLY recommend.) But it is more than that. Just listen to, say, "Up All Night," the hit song off "Elva," then listen to how it's revamped on "TMIHP" and you'll notice that's it's given a completely different face. The origional version on "Elva," is loud, enjoyable, and overall just a classic punk song even if it never overplayed on the airwaves. The version on here is not necissarily better, but it proves that studio effects were not the driving power of the song. The song just rocks, period.

      Unwritten Law do not just confine themselves to Punk. "Rest Of My Life," also off "Elva," is your achtypical alternative pop mainstream music, lovey dovey, you name it, but somehow, Unwritten Law just make it their own. "Elva (the song)" has a life of it's own. It's not your typical pop love song. It's what the radio needs to be playing today. Also imbedded in this is the fact that they don't restrict themself to one punk sound. See, there are a bit different types of punk, from the nemesis of the Clash and the Sex Pistols, To the old school sound of Social Distortion, to the new wave of Green Day, to the poppy mediocrity of today. Unwritten Law covers it all, from the heavy rockin' "Blame it on me" to "rest of my life." This album prooves to me that they can pick up accoustic instruments and not ruin a song like some non-talented artists do. Nuff Said? Great! Music fans that aren't living in a carboard box of media expectations, buy this album. Pick up elva to, eh:)

      Oh, and contrary to what amazon has posted, only one track, "blame it on me," is recorded live. the rest are just studion acoustic mixes.

      5 out of 5 stars Well............2006-02-27

      I guess any punk band that goes acoustic nowadays has my respect. I love punk-when it's genuine. The beef I have with today's punk (it's okay, really) is that it's downweighted by all mainstream sounds and expectations from major lables that it can be. The result? Millions of cookie cutter pop-punk lovesick junkie bands. It's good, but after the 5th time around, it gets a bit stolid.

      That being said, Unwritten Law does not fit into this catagorie. For one thing they're lyrics are much deeper and, well, more phylisophical to say the least. Not all they're songs are all "my girlfriend dumped me for someone else" or "I just met some hottie and I can already tell she's my soulmate," basically sh** that just doesn't fly in real life. Just read the lyrics to "Seeing Red." But on another level, the guitar is so much more sophisticated. It's not just four power chords making the song sound like a 60's bubble-gum pop band sped up. Unwritten Law are far more advanced musically than that.

      Well, now that we have a happy little review of the band as a whole, lets go to the cd, shall we. This 11-track disc features unplugged versions of past works, most of which can be found on the previous studio release, "Elva" (which as a sidenote, I would also HIGHLY recommend.) But it is more than that. Just listen to, say, "Up All Night," the hit song off "Elva," then listen to how it's revamped on "TMIHP" and you'll notice that's it's given a completely different face. The origional version on "Elva," is classic, enjoyable, and overall just a classic punk song. The version on here is not necissarily better, but it proves that studio effects were not the driving power of the song. The song just rocks, period.

      Unwritten Law do not just confine themselves to Punk. "Rest Of My Life," also off "Elva," is your achtypical alternative pop mainstream music, lovey dovey, you name it, but somehow, Unwritten Law just make it they're own. "Elva (the song)" has a life of it's own. It's not your typical pop love song. It's what the radio needs to be playing today. Also imbedded in this is the fact that they don't restrict themself to one punk sound. See, there are a bit different types of punk, from the nemesis of the Clash and the Sex Pistols, To the old school sound of Social Distortion, to the new wave of Green Day, to the poppy mediocrity of today. Unwritten Law covers it all, from the heavy rockin' "Blame it on me" to "rest of my life." This album prooves to me that they can pick up accoustic instruments and not ruin a song like some non-talented artists do. Nuff Said? Great! Music fans that aren't living in a carboard box of media expectations, buy this album. Pick up elva to, eh:)

      Oh, and contrary to what amazon has posted, only one track, "blame it on me," is recorded live. the rest are just studion acoustic mixes.

      5 out of 5 stars Well.............2005-11-22

      I guess any punk band that goes acoustic nowadays has my respect. I love punk-when it's genuine. The beef I have with today's punk (it's okay, really) is that it's downweighted by all mainstream sounds and expectations from major lables that it can be. The result? Millions of cookie cutter pop-punk lovesick junkie bands. It's good, but after the 5th time around, it gets a bit stolid.

      That being said, Unwritten Law does not fit into this catagorie. For one thing they're lyrics are much deeper and, well, more phylisophical to say the least. Not all they're songs are all "my girlfriend dumped me for someone else" or "I just met some hottie and I can already tell she's my soulmate," basically sh** that just doesn't fly in real life. Just read the lyrics to "Seeing Red." But on another level, the guitar is so much more sophisticated. It's not just four power chords making the song sound like a 60's bubble-gum pop band sped up. Unwritten Law are far more advanced musically than that.

      Well, now that we have a happy little review of the band as a whole, lets go to the cd, shall we. This 11-track disc features unplugged versions of past works, most of which can be found on the previous studio release, "Elva" (which as a sidenote, I would also HIGHLY recommend.) But it is more than that. Just listen to, say, "Up All Night," the hit song off "Elva," then listen to how it's revamped on "TMIHP" and you'll notice that's it's given a completely different face. The origional version on "Elva," is classic, enjoyable, and overall just a classic punk song. The version on here is not necissarily better, but it proves that studio effects were not the driving power of the song. The song just rocks, period.

      Unwritten Law do not just confine themselves to Punk. "Rest Of My Life," also off "Elva," is your achtypical alternative pop mainstream music, lovey dovey, you name it, but somehow, Unwritten Law just make it they're own. "Elva (the song)" has a life of it's own. It's not your typical pop love song. It's what the radio needs to be playing today. Also imbedded in this is the fact that they don't restrict themself to one punk sound. See, there are a bit different types of punk, from the nemesis of the Clash and the Sex Pistols, To the old school sound of Social Distortion, to the new wave of Green Day, to the poppy mediocrity of today. Unwritten Law covers it all, from the heavy rockin' "Blame it on me" to "rest of my life." This album prooves to me that they can pick up accoustic instruments and not ruin a song like some non-talented artists do. Nuff Said? Great! Music fans that aren't living in a carboard box of media expectations, buy this album. Pick up elva to, eh:)

      Oh, and contrary to what amazon has posted, only one track, "blame it on me," is recorded live. the rest are just studion acoustic mixes.

      4 out of 5 stars An enjoyable listen for those quiet days..........2004-12-06

      One day at the store, I noticed that this cd had just come out so I bought it. Even though it is basically just acoustical versions of songs off "Elva", it is still a pretty good cd. The production is very well done and the songs sound great in their acoustical versions. Even though I always skip a couple of songs here or there, the rest of them are good. Anyways, grab this one if your an Unwritten Law fan who wants some acoustical versions of their more popular songs.

      5 out of 5 stars Great listen.......2004-01-22

      If you like Unwritten Law you will love this. It almost has a very innocent sound to it. It also has an old treasure for old UL fans in the last track. Good Stuff!
      Symphony 9: Introduction to Dvorak
      Average customer rating: Not rated
        		Symphony 9: Introduction to Dvorak
        Dvorak
        Manufacturer: Naxos
        ProductGroup: Music
        Binding: Audio CD

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        ASIN: B000069HGK
        Release Date: 2002-09-17
        Many in High Places Are Not Well
        Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
        • NOT for metalheads
        • Many in High Places are Not Well
        		 Many in High Places Are Not Well
        HiM
        Manufacturer: Bubble Core
        ProductGroup: Music
        Binding: Audio CD

        GothGoth | Goth & Industrial | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music
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        ASIN: B00009WVND
        Release Date: 2003-07-22

        Tracks:

        1. Elements
        2. Many In High Places Are Not Well
        3. Slow Slow Slow
        4. The Way The Trees Are
        5. Perspective From A Slow Spin
        6. Elope And Secede
        7. Coming Of Age

        Customer Reviews:

        5 out of 5 stars NOT for metalheads.......2004-02-04

        Not necessarily a review, but a request that Amazon.com somehow splits up the two absolutely dissimilar artists named HIM. This 'H.I.M.' (or HiM) is the brainchild of Doug Scharin, Chicago jazz/post-rock impresario. The other 'Him' is (I guess) some sort of Scandinavian goth-metal. I haven't heard the goth 'Him' so I can not attest to their musical ability, but I doubt they are anywhere near as intense as Doug Scharin's earlier group 'June of 44' (& if you doubt, get a copy of 'Sharks & Sailors'). Either way, a list of the jazz/post-rock 'H.I.M.' recordings available on Amazon may be in order:
        "Egg"
        "Sworn Eyes"
        "Our Point of Departure"
        "New Features"
        "Many In High Places Are Not Well"
        "Lila" EP
        There are also a series of EPs on vinyl, and a split LP with the Dylan Group. Hopefully this will solve some confusion.

        5 out of 5 stars Many in High Places are Not Well.......2003-11-13

        This CD has such a wide appeal - melodic jazz beat interspersed with a world music tangible feel. Loved especially the vocals and lyrics both in English and French, such a wide appeal to those of us who don't keep our feet (or our souls) in one small place on the planet. Let's hear some serious airplay for this CD.
        Friends in High Places
        Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
        • Great duets album featuring Shelby Lynne's debut track
        		 Friends in High Places
        George Jones
        Manufacturer: Sony
        ProductGroup: Music
        Binding: Audio CD

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        ASIN: B0000026R0
        Release Date: 1991-03-12

        Tracks:

        1. A Few Ole Country Boys - George Jones/Randy Travis
        2. All Fall Down - George Jones/Emmylou Harris
        3. Fiddle And Guitar Band - George Jones/Charlie Daniels
        4. All That We've Got Left - George Jones/Vern Gosdin
        5. Love's Gonna Live Here - George Jones/Buck Owens
        6. If I Could Bottle This Up - George Jones/Shelby Lynne
        7. I've Been There - George Jones/Tim Mensy
        8. You Can't Do Wrong And Get By - George Jones/Ricky Skaggs
        9. It Hurts As Much In Texas (As It Did In Tennessee) - George Jones/Ricky Van Shelton
        10. Traveller's Prayer - George Jones/Sweethearts of the Rodeo

        Customer Reviews:

        5 out of 5 stars Great duets album featuring Shelby Lynne's debut track.......2004-03-11

        So far, George has released four albums like this, where different guests duet on different tracks, the others being My very special guests, Ladies choice and Bradley barn sessions, so he obviously enjoys this kind of project.

        At the time this album was recorded, eight of the singers were current or past country stars while two were unknown. One of those unknowns - Shelby Lynne - has since become a very successful singer, while the other - Tim Mensy - had some success as a singer but has achieved greater success as a songwriter. The eight established stars have all ended their hit-making days, though Emmylou continues to be successful - her albums still sell well.

        The big country hit from this album was A few old country boys (with Randy Travis). Emmylou is outstanding on All fall down - not the first or last time she recorded a song with George. Charlie Daniels is brilliant on Fiddle and guitar band. Vern Gosdin is an ideal partner on All that we've got left. Buck joins George for a revival of one of Buck's old hits, Love's gonna live here. Shelby showed that she was a star in the making on If I could bottle this up, her very first recording, although stardom proved more elusive than expected. I've been there is a great fun song. Ricky Skaggs joins George on You can't do wrong and get by, another great song. Ricky Van Shelton swings well on It hurts as much in Texas. Traveller's prayer, an excellent duet with Sweethearts of the rodeo, closes a fine album.

        If you enjoy listening to George Jones and you want more than just the hits, this is well worth a listen. Some of the tracks are available on albums by the other singers but most are not. I see that this album has been released in Australia paired with a selection of hits. Some of those hits are from his Sony/Columbia years but some are older. I don't know if they are re-recordings but in any case, it's worth buying just for the first ten tracks (this album) if you can't buy this album in its original form.
        E Bombs in High Places
        Average customer rating: Not rated
          		E Bombs in High Places
          Department
          ProductGroup: Music
          Binding: Audio CD

          Pop RockPop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music
          ASIN: B000N6UCX6
          Release Date: 2007-02-20
          Friends in High Places
          Average customer rating: Not rated
            		Friends in High Places
            Hillsong , and Hillsongs
            Manufacturer: Hillsongs
            ProductGroup: Music
            Binding: Audio CD

            Praise & WorshipPraise & Worship | Christian & Gospel | Styles | Music
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            ASIN: B000H04N1K

            Product Description

            1. Friends In High Places 2. He Shall Be Called 3. Praise His Holy Name 4. Rock Of The Ages 5. Whenever I See 6. Now Is The Time 7. You're All I Need 8. Salvation 9. Holding On 10. Because Of You Love 11. King Of Kings 12. Lord I Give Myself 13. 'll Worship You 14. This Kingdom 15. I Can't Wait
            Low Life in High Places Ep [Japan Import]
            Average customer rating: Not rated
              		Low Life in High Places Ep [Japan Import]
              Thunder
              ProductGroup: Music
              Binding: Audio CD

              GeneralGeneral | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music
              ASIN: B000KDSD6U

              Product Description

              1992, Toshiba-EMI Japan. 3 Track CD single from Japan, comes in a standard jewel case, featuring the tracks: Low life in high places, Baby I'll be gone, She's my inspiration. Out of print.

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