Luanne Hunt - Listen/Buy

	How Christmas Feels To Me - $8.00 The project features a refreshing mix of six tunes, such as "This is Christmas," "Bless You, Dear Charles," "Away in a Manger (At the Crossroads of Strangers) and "A Guest in this House." It also includes "Christmas Without You," and the ancient Huron Indian carol, "'Twas in the Moon of Wintertime," written in 1643. "Christmas Without You" was written by Jiles and Buster Beam and originally recorded by Patsy Cline with different lyrics. Cline's version was titled, "How Can I Face Tomorrow" and her performance is available to view on youtube. If you prefer to order by mail, send a check or money order to: Luanne Hunt P.O. Box 401252 Hesperia, CA 92340 Add $2 for shipping.
	How Christmas Feels To Me (5 copies) - $30.00 The project features a refreshing mix of six tunes, such as "This is Christmas," "Bless You, Dear Charles," "Away in a Manger (At the Crossroads of Strangers) and "A Guest in this House." It also includes "Christmas Without You," and the ancient Huron Indian carol, "'Twas in the Moon of Wintertime," written in 1643. "Christmas Without You" was written by Jiles and Buster Beam and originally recorded by Patsy Cline with different lyrics. Cline's version was titled, "How Can I Face Tomorrow" and her performance is available to view on youtube. If you prefer to order by mail, send a check or money order to: Luanne Hunt P.O. Box 401252 Hesperia, CA 92340 Add $5 for shipping.
	Breaking Through - $12.00 Folk and bluegrass music has never sounded better than on Luanne Hunt's new CD "Breaking Through." Gorgeous melodies, stunning instrumentation and Hunt's crystalline vocals create something that's best described as breathtaking and extraordinary. Track List The Sun's Comin' Up Over Memphis I Want To Stand Where Jesus Stood Scarborough Fair (His One True Love) Solace In The Wind I Believe In You The Miracle In You A Fool's Name In Your Way Street Of Fool's Gold There Is A Fountain

It's a funny thing, but my greatest challenge in releasing this CD has been finding a way to thank everyone in this small amount of space. First, I must give God all the glory for blessing me with the opportunity to make this project a reality. Were it not for Christ, the King, I know that none of this would have been possible. He is truly a mighty and awesome Lord and only He could have made a way for me to meet my incredibly talented producer Eric Uglum. I truly do not have the words to say how grateful I am to Eric for helping me achieve this milestone in my career. Eric's sons, Christian and Austin Ward, deserve a standing ovation for their brilliant work. These two young men are "off the charts" good! Many kudos as well to Hal Ratliff, a mindblowingly great keyboard player and Janet Beazley, a master on the banjo, flutes and harmony vocals! Roger Gillespie's drum work is sheer perfection and an incredible blessing! Melissa Cockrell couldn't have made me happier when she agreed to sing harmony on three of the tunes. She has the voice of an angel! For a long time, I've dreamed about singing with my best friend and soul sister Kathleen Brennan. Her gorgeous harmony vocals on "Scarborough Fair" and "I Want to Stand Where Jesus Stood," are superb and our blend sounds better than I imagined. My gratitude runs deep for all the songwriters - Sean, Lance, Denny, Kathleen, Lawton and Steve. Every one of them should be making millions! And no thank you would be complete without acknowledging my precious husband Steve. I could go on and on about my feelings, but he knows I love him from the depths of my soul.

With much love and appreciation to my friends and family, who've been there to cheer me on with every breakthrough. And special thanks to my record label, American Classic Recordings.

CREDITS

Eric Uglum - acoustic guitar, mandolin
Christian Ward - fiddle
Austin Ward - upright bass
Roger Gillespie - drums, percussion
Janet Beazley - banjo, flutes
Hal Ratliff - piano
Kathleen Brennan, Melissa Cockrell, Eric Uglum, Janet Beazley - harmony vocals

Producer: Eric Uglum, Executive Producer: Luanne Hunt, Recorded at New Wine Studio, Apple Valley, CA,
Mastered by Eric Uglum
Photography by Steve Hunt

This CD is dedicated to English folk singer Martin Carthy, who inspired the
1968 Simon and Gafunkel hit, "Scarborough Fair."

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