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Article Title:	He Walks Through Walls
Author of reported comment:	Don
Comment Date:	16:24 on Feb 26 2012
Comment:	Great follow up to "Meet Julie Miller", full of heart grasping songs as only Julie could bring to us. Included are some top notch known bgvs, the late great Mark Heard (we would lose the year to follow), the sweet pioneer voice of Kelly Willard, Derri Daugherty of the 80's ccm Youth Choir/The Choir; also Vickie Winans & Julie's husband Buddy. I cannot leave out Shawn Colvin who supplies wondrous harmony bgv with Julie on "Broken Things": Shawn was the soft bgv for pop icon singer/ songwriter Suzanne Vega on the hit "Luka" -1987. At the cd's release ccm radio aired "Broken Things", I was captured by this heartwrenching song, I believe all ears and hearts were nothing less than captivated. 2 years later the Williams Bros. would record one of the best cover versions ever heard of "Broken Things" I have no doubt that Julie was pleased. Thank you Julie. Buddy's strings & fantastic drums on cd starter, "I Will Follow You" are amazing, they make the song just as the top notch bgvs. The cd title follows, great bgvs are heard once again. Julie plays electric guitar on one of the cd's greatest hi-lights "Never Gonna Give Up On You", I love the honest sound that echoes out from this song, reminds me of "What Would JESUS Do". Rev. Dan Smith adds his vocals for the lead for bluesy styled "Don't Let The Devil Ride"; Rev. Dan would release a cd the next year. The harmony vocals that ring out for "Naked Heart" are simply wonderful, thank you Buddy, Julie & Kelly. Buddy's guitar strumming for "How Long" are again simply marvelous to hear and accent Heavenly harmony. "Manger Throne" puts it all into its right perspective, perfect closer. I highly recommend this cd, it is out of print, GOD bless you in your find.-Don

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