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**AllAdobeOEMSoftDownload** · 07-20-2009, 03:12 PM

I always liked Ronnie Milsap, hearing him on the radio and seeing him a lot on television. He is too well-rounded a pianist and singer to be pegged as ordinary country. His songs are like, say, Charlie Rich, "Most Beautiful Girl in the World" and "Behind Closed Doors", personal and complicated. Mr. Milsap seemed to manage a sane career, playing adult venues of nice acoustic size without adding arena production. But most of all, try playing and singing one of his songs. There are two tunes about psychological home intrusions that stick with me, Crystal Gayle's "Talking in Your Sleep" and Ronnie's "There's a Stranger in My House".
These aren't stats, just other reasons to like this artist.

07-20-2009, 03:12 PM	#2
AllAdobeOEMSoftDownload Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 406 Senior Member	I always liked Ronnie Milsap, hearing him on the radio and seeing him a lot on television. He is too well-rounded a pianist and singer to be pegged as ordinary country. His songs are like, say, Charlie Rich, "Most Beautiful Girl in the World" and "Behind Closed Doors", personal and complicated. Mr. Milsap seemed to manage a sane career, playing adult venues of nice acoustic size without adding arena production. But most of all, try playing and singing one of his songs. There are two tunes about psychological home intrusions that stick with me, Crystal Gayle's "Talking in Your Sleep" and Ronnie's "There's a Stranger in My House". These aren't stats, just other reasons to like this artist.
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