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    The Phantom Tollbooth 2000/Various Artists

    Various Artists

    Let There Be Love

    (2000)

    Reviewed by James Stewart

    Label independentThe Phantom Tollbooth2000
    ccmpop rockworship

    Years before anyone had heard of Matt Redman and Company, the songs of Dave Bilbrough inspired many. A group of musicians including Phil Keaggy, Sheila Walsh, Sue Rinaldi, Noel Richards, Mal Pope, Paul Oakley, and Lou Fellingham (Phatfish) pay tribute to his influence and offer their own interpretations of his songs on Let There Be Love. The vocal combination of Sue Rinaldi and Phil Keaggy is a strange one, and their laid-back Beatlesque take on "So Freely" is a prime example of the contrived feel of much of the album which results in an unfortunately unsatisfying album.

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