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-Randy Stanton
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- Austin Asher
- Denver
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Jan 30, 2010 @
1:46 PM
Hey Randy, Great to meet you last night. The concert was awesome!
Best of luck with your music. Hope to see you soon.
Austin Asher
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- M. Alvarado
- Albuquerque, NM
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Feb 11, 2009 @
5:22 PM
Wow!
Randy, this is an amazing album. Can I download it to my ipod? Thanks for being faithful to the gift God gave you. The music makes my feet tap and the words sooth my heart. Nice Theology. Do you have a Spanish version? Ha Ha! We need to catch up and sample the new Mexican food joints. Very cool bass line on Consume my heart! That guy sounds like a genus. Was it Victor Wooten? Just kidding.
Joy in my heart is what I feel when I hear your music. You Rock. THANKS!
Your Friend,
M.
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- Joyce Hudson
- Denver Colorado
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Dec 23, 2008 @
1:32 PM
You've Never Failed: Without exaggeration, this may be one of the best things you’ve done so far. The lyrics are comforting because they take the mind to (and keep it stayed on) Jesus; the music supports but doesn’t overwhelm the lyrics. Generally, the song reminds us (needful at any time, but particularly in these times) that He has, indeed, never failed in any way, at any time, to love us. Thank you, Randy, for sharing it.
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- Brandon Stow
- Colorado
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Dec 11, 2008 @
10:13 PM
Hi Randy!
Sorry it's taken me over a week to get on here and post my comments on the bridge for You've Never Failed... 1. Know that I like this song. I think your chorus is super hooky. The melody of the lyric really sticks. I find myself singing it in the shower. 2. I really like the single verse. The song has a nice, tight feel to it that way. It feels really good to me. I know I suggested it, but I'm just wondering how it's sitting with you as you live with the song. 3. On the bridge: it's okay - not bad, not great. It's just there. It doesn't make me love the song more, know what I mean? I found myself wanting the bridge to be over so we could get back to that hooky chorus. In listening to it, I wanted the song to take another step up dynamically in the bridge. I wanted the bridge to SOAR - to EXPLODE - and to do so right out of the chorus. That way when you go back to the chorus with the piano and vocal only, it's more effective dynamically. Think "how great is our God" when they go huge on "name above all names, worthy of all praise" and then down into the chorus...which then resumes it's bigness half way through (like yours does), but that bigness isn't as big as the bridge...that might be confusing, sorry! 4. I think this song has some great potential for congregational worship. In my mind, the verse and chorus are solid. Again, it's the bridge that's the thorn in the songwriter's side! Good song man!
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- Cindy
- Olathe, KS
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Dec 8, 2008 @
8:59 AM
Randy,
I love the music in your new song (You've Never Failed). I can absolutely see our congregation singing it at worship service. You Capture Me, is still my favorite and easier to sing along to. Thank you for sharing. You have a tremendous gift!
It definitely is a song that connects with listeners, while drawing you closer to Him. It's a little more difficult to sing as a congregational sing-along, than some of your other tunes, but I think it's definitely the kind of song that would be the lead off hit in an album. Loved it.
Cindy
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- CJ Lewis
- Aurora Colorado
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Dec 5, 2008 @
5:13 PM
From: Digital Revolution Concerning "you've never failed" Randy - first off, there are some great production ideas in this song! You've improved considerably as a songwriter and producer over the last couple of years. The song has it's strong points, I would probably re-work the lyrics to be a bit smarter (less repetitive), and find other ways to describe God's infallibility. Overall, a huge improvement when compared to Riddle/Tomlin stuff (isn't that what we're all shooting for? ;-)
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- Brandon Stow
- My awesome basement, Aurora
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Jun 29, 2008 @
6:43 PM
Hi Randy!!
I'm headed to your house to talk about songwriting etc in a few minutes, but wanted to drop you a line about your site. I've visited it a few times to listen to your songs, as listening with a "critical ear" helps me in my own songwriting. I just want to applaud you for opening yourself up to so much feedback about your songs, and doing it in this manner. I'm learning a great deal about songwriting just by reading other peoples comments. You're awesome!
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Taking the singer/songwriter/worship leader role outside the walls of customary church music, Colorado artist Randy Stanton is mixing up a heart filled blend of traditional guitar led worship style and rock energy! Experience creative praise and worship vibe and alluring melodies, all served up towards touching the heart of God from the heart of an artist.
Randy impacts the hearts of worshipers drawing them close to Jesus and daring them to surrender everything to the God who loves them with an everlasting love.
Growing up in and making his home in Centennial Colorado, Randy is a rising singer, song writer and worship leader. Classically trained on the violin, Randy is self taught on the guitar inspired by tips from local musicians turned legendary such as rock artist Danny Masters and finger picking legend Thom Leshinsky. Randy graduated from Littleton High school after recording and performing with Littleton's premier vocal ensemble the Littleton Singers. He went on to solidify a theological foundation from earning his BA in Biblical Studies from Colorado Christian University.
Randy writes music out of his love for God and through a desire to inspire people to have a spiritual connection to God through Jesus Christ.
Randy now lives in Centennial Colorado and is married to Valerie Stanton and has 6 kids(Ages new, 2,4,6,8,10)
He is currently a Worship Leader and Worship coordinator for Celebrate Recovery at Smoky Hill Vineyard in Centennial.
He works as a Senior Information Technology Specialist for Lockton Companies in Denver.
He has been involved in the following music experiences:
Worship Leader for Celebrate Recovery - Smoky Hill Vineyard (Current)
Worship Leader for Healing Wings Minsitries - Englewood Colorado
Worship Leader for Calvary Chapel Parker - Parker Colorado
Worship Team Guitarist for Calvary Chapel South Denver
Worship Leader for Cornerstone Free Methodist Church in Englewood Colorado (10 Years)
Worship Leader for Colorado Christian University Fellowship of Christian Atheletes 1994
Multiple group and solo appearences for Colorado Christian University Chapel 1992-1994
Lead Guitarist for the Christian Rock Band "Rescue" - Denver Colorado 1985-1988
'84 &'85 Littleton Singers Guitarist - Littleton Colorado
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I had no idea you sounded this good. I think I'll downlaod your stuff and add it to my zune 
