"Lori Willcuts' voice is as 'Americana' as Normal Rockwell and as expressive as a Rembrandt masterpiece."

John Hendricks
of Music Choice TV

"Just heard Black Eyed Susans on 1420WTCR. It causes an involuntary reaction to turn up the speakers."

Bobby Leach
of Clear Channel Worldwide:

October, 2006

"Singer-songwriter Lori Willcuts serves up nine originals and one cover on her third solo release. Her voice combines the intimacy of Mary Chapin Carpenter with the smooth delivery of Faith Hill. These original songs display a nearly ideal combination of lilting melody and dramatic narrative. The lead cut, 'Black Eyed Susans', paints a poignant picture of a father's love. Another tune, 'Say Hello', ruminates upon a departed friend's soul travels. While Willcuts devotes a lot of energy to thinking about love, it's not the moon-June-spoon variety. Her faith plays a prominent role in her music; even non-Christians will find Willcuts' music powerful and appealing."

Vintage Guitar Magazine

September, 2006

in "News of Record" by Doug Treadway
"She reminds me of Dolly Parton when I first heard her on the Porter Wagoner Show so many years ago. Lori writes her own songs, which were recorded at Sony Tree Studios in Nashville, Tennessee. The backup musicians are as accomplished as one would expect in a Nashville studio. All in all, it adds up to a durn good album for a young lady who is no doubt on the verge of being a star."

Nightflying Review

February, 2006

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Lori Willcuts - Black Eyed Susans