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Ray Boltz Honor and Glory Release Date: 1998 10 27 Label: Word Distribution Although a bit heavy-handed at times, this is a good Ray Boltz album. He's moved toward a richer sound with more acoustic instruments and lusher orchestrations. Honor and Glory is not only the title, but also the theme. It draws parallels between serving God and serving country and pays homage to veterans in particular. "The Call/An Honor to Serve" is a particularly moving tribute to Jeremiah A. Denton Jr., a POW during the Vietnam War. Sometimes Boltz wallows a bit too much in sentimentality (i.e., "Does the Light Still Shine"), but overall this is a satisfying, focused effort. Melinda Hill, All Music Guide Tracks: Title Composer Time 1 Dare to Believe Millikan, Boltz 4:56 2 Scars Boltz 4:15 3 Last to Be Chosen Millikan, Boltz 3:39 4 Call/An Honor to Serve [Instrumental] Millikan, Boltz 6:59 5 Does the Light Still Shine Millikan, Boltz 4:33 6 This Is America Boltz, Millikan 3:56 7 Fallen Not Forgotten Boltz, Millikan 4:35 8 Jesus Real Loud Boltz 3:08 9 Bells Are Ringing Boltz, Millikan 6:04 10 Defeated Boltz, Millikan 3:41 11 Sinner's Prayer Millikan, Boltz 3:08 Releases: Year Type Label 2002 CD Word Distribution 1998 CS Sony Music Distribution 1998 CD Sony Music Distribution

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