The Phantom Tollbooth
Music and more from a Christian perspective
Slow down, and have your change ready
Since 1996
Past Music Reviews
Very few musicians would put themselves ‘out there’ with their audience to not only perform songs of the audience’s choosing, but also to compose around the original and pull it off with such success. 
In three movements, the musical offering is ambitious, emotionally moving, artistically generous, and wonderful to listen to (try headphones). 
Somewhat tuned down, both lyrically and musically, this album is a collection of solid songs of faith.
In Keith Green terms, this is his Songs for the Shepherd after No Compromise.
This is a fitting tribute from one artist to another, of kindred spirits, often superior to the many other tributes of Mullins’ songs.
Angie Wells, with a smooth sounding Ella Fitzgerald-voice, takes on the jazz/swing classics
For those who love everything about Christmas.
Another hook-filled, hard rock album with an indie, singer/songwriter bend, A Way You’ll Never Be is the distillation of John Wesley’s past projects and a conception of music that is raw and unapologetic.
West has a new life and new focus, but this is a short album of promise not quite fulfilled.
A testament to a rock icon that's seen his share of mountains and has decided to keep climbing...
This is a strong CD for fans of country western music and enough familiarity with certain songs (reference Mancini) for fans of music, period. 
Caught In Time & Place is just that, a rendering and memorial to a special musician now caught in a time and a place.
Despite the quality guest appearances, there’s not much to excite on this one.
