Johnnie Phillips Trio - A Tribute To Mary

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Review by Sasan R

Album Review: "A Tribute To Mary" by Johnnie Phillips Trio Alright, let’s talk about A Tribute To Mary by the Johnnie Phillips Trio. This is one of those albums that just sneaks up on you—like when you’re scrolling through old photos and suddenly find one that hits you right in the feels. It’s folk, gospel, with a little world and country vibes sprinkled in there too. Released under Deccor Music Company, this album feels like sitting on a porch somewhere in the US, sipping lemonade, and thinking about life. Now, I gotta say, not every track blew me away, but a couple really stuck with me. Take “I Met A Man Named Jesus,” for example. Man, this song? It’s got this simple yet soulful groove to it. The lyrics are straightforward—no fancy metaphors or anything—but it’s the kind of tune that makes you stop whatever you’re doing and just listen. There’s something so raw about how they sing it; it’s less of a performance and more like someone sharing their story. Like, yeah, I’ve heard hundreds of gospel songs before, but this one felt... real. Then there’s “Me and Old Lonesome.” Oh man, if you’ve ever had one of those days where everything feels kinda heavy, this song gets it. The melody is slow and kinda mournful, but in the best way possible. You can almost picture Johnnie Phillips sitting alone somewhere, strumming his guitar, letting the words spill out. It’s not flashy, but dang, does it resonate. Every time I hear it, I think about all the times I’ve felt stuck between wanting company and craving solitude. Weirdly comforting, honestly. The rest of the tracks have their moments too. Songs like “Heavenly Sunshine” bring a brighter vibe, while others like “I Can’t Believe You Are Gone” lean into the heartache. But what ties it all together is the genuine feel of the whole thing. It doesn’t sound overproduced or polished to death—it’s like listening to friends jamming at church or around a campfire. Here’s the thing though: after listening to this album, I couldn’t help but wonder who Mary is. Is she family? A friend? Someone from Johnnie’s past? The mystery kinda adds to the charm, don’t you think? Like, maybe we don’t need all the answers sometimes. Maybe music is just supposed to make us feel stuff—and boy, does A Tribute To Mary do that. So yeah, give this one a spin if you’re into heartfelt, no-frills gospel tunes. Just don’t blame me if you end up humming “I Met A Man Named Jesus” for the next three days straight. And hey, if anyone knows who Mary is, hit me up. Seriously curious now.

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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Me and Old Lonesome
I Can't Believe You Are Gone
Heavenly Sunshine
Pictures From My Pillow
Someone Walking
He's The Light Of The World
The Legend of Hoyt Thomas
I Will Miss You When You Go
We'll Be Changed
A Million Memories
Teach My Daddy How To Pray
I Met A Man Named Jesus

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Labels

Deccor Music Company

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Formats

  • Cassette
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About Johnnie Phillips Trio

Name Vars

  • The Johnnie Phillips Gospel Trio

Aliases

  • The Gospel Trio

Members

  • Johnny Phillips
  • Wayne
  • Mary

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s something cool: The album *A Tribute To Mary* by the Johnnie Phillips Trio is a heartfelt gospel project that feels like flipping through an old photo album. Each track tells its own story, blending folk and gospel vibes. One standout song, *"I Met A Man Named Jesus,"* sounds like a conversation you’d have on a porch at sunset—simple yet profound. And get this—it was released under Deccor Music Company, a label that might not be a household name but clearly had a knack for spotlighting raw, emotional music. It’s the kind of album that makes you think about life, faith, and the people who shape both.