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er was matched by her abilities on vocals and keyboards. She performed songs from her latest CD, “Sanctuary,” and wowed the audience with new and unrecorded tunes.
Non-Rappahannock talents notwithstanding, the greatest gift to those fortunate enough to attend this evening with the muses was the too, too brief collaboration of Paul Reisler and Everything lead vocalist Craig Honeycutt. '
Paul and Craig performed their co-written song, “Holiest of Names,” that not only showcased their individual talents, but showed how two seemingly diverse musical styles and modes could be blended to create a unique and nonpareil Rappahannock sound. Two more songs from this new duo, “Somewhere is a Song” and “Beneath the Bridge” simply reinforced the need to hear more. Thanks Paul. Thanks Craig. Now give us some more!
The next song camp weekend should convene sometime this coming spring. If you want to learn to write songs, watch for it. If you want another concert surprise, don’t dare miss that song camp kick-off event!
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