by James Hales | Oct 20, 2026 | LP Review, Reviews
As the year 1995 progressed, the Greenes began preparations for an exciting new live album to be recorded in the fall of that year, for an early 1996 release date, titled “And the Walls Came Down”. Recorded live in front of 16,000 people at the Lawrence Joel Veterans...
by James Hales | Oct 14, 2026 | LP Review, Reviews
By 1995, the Greenes had been singing for 16 years, and had undergone a few changes over the years, with the previous year bringing another big change, as Amy Lambert came off the road to devote more time to “having kids and raising husbands” (as Brock Speer would...
by James Hales | Oct 7, 2026 | LP Review, Reviews
After the Greenes’ contract with Riversong expired, they went back into the studio in early 1994 to begin work on their next recording, “Fields of Greene”, which was released on ACA Records. It’d been a few years since they used a “word play” on their name for an...
by James Hales | Sep 30, 2026 | LP Review, Reviews
In late 1992/early 1993, the Greenes signed a distribution deal with Riversong Records for their “Safe in Christ” recording, and while the Greenes were still under contract with Riversong, during the latter half of 1993, the group released what I consider to be their...
by James Hales | Sep 23, 2026 | LP Review, Reviews
Over the course of a 2-year span, between 1991 and 1992, the Greenes released 4 new recordings…2 mainline releases, 1 Christmas project and 1 non-mainline recording. In January 1992, the Greenes released “Mountain Heritage”, which was their 3rd release of the four,...
by James Hales | Sep 16, 2026 | LP Review, Reviews
After a successful transitional year in 1990, the Greenes felt it was time to release another live recording, but this time in their home state of North Carolina! “Carolina Live” was an unusual live recording that had some unique circumstances surrounding it. I...
