Something to Say CD
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After quickly recording the first nine songs, this album was not
finished until some extraordinary events took place while Bill tried to
record the last song, "Mary, Did You Know?":
~ 1st try: The Fort Worth tornado chased Bill and his friend, Chip
Idley, out of the studio.
Bill recounts: "This recording project was all about God's timing.
If not for a little encouragement for 'Mary' from Bethlehem,
this project may have been canned out of fear of a third 'act of God'.
However, the delays were no problem, because who am I to argue when
God wants it done?"
In addition to recording, mixing and co-mastering the album, Phil Taylor
played a major role with his production guidance on many of the
songs. This led to the addition of a variety of complimentary
instruments: The soprano and alto sax parts on
"How Great Thou Art;"
the recorder duet written by Bill's sister, Joyce Rivette, on
"Mary, Did You Know;" the keyboard solo by Phil on
"We Shall Behold Him;" playing 'over the top' of the choir
(the only vocals on the album) in "Blessed Assurance."
Every song on the album is marvelously fully orchestrated. Bill
wrote and played the sax parts for all songs, except "Majesty"
and "My Tribute," which were written by Joseph Linn with
Lillenas Publishing Company, with some embellishments added by Bill.
"This has been such a team effort," Bill says. "Phil Taylor really
helped make a difference with his production and studio engineering
talents. I am so grateful for all of the people who chipped in to make
this happen."
The CD insert includes some special quotes from people who had
"something to say," many of which are from people that have had a
special influence on Bill's life. Also included are the credits to each
song and some special thank you's for the many people who contributed to
this effort.
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