REVIEW: Kim Hill “Broken Things” (CMT)

September 19th, 2006 | Reviews | Source: ChristianMusicToday.com (110)

Now comes Broken Things, produced by Paul Ebersold (Three Doors Down, Third Day), a return to form for Hill that combines the sounds of her two greatest albums to yield a solid roots rock effort reminiscent of Sheryl Crow, Ashley Cleveland, and Shawn Colvin. And though she co-wrote half of the songs, the album also features contributions from Margaret Becker, Third Day’s Mark Lee (the excellent Southern rocker “Lover of My Soul”), Jill Phillips, and Kate Miner (whose classic piano ballad of unconditional love, “Just the Same,” is absolutely fantastic in lyric and melody). […read more]

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