Kim Hill
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Kim Hill (born on December 30, 1963 in Starkville, Mississippi) is an American Christian singer, songwriter and chastity advocate, active since the early 1990s. She has won several Dove Awards.
Hill made quite a name for herself in the Christian Music industry in the late 1980s, with two pop/rock Beatlesque albums, produced by Wayne Kirkpatrick, Talk About Life and Brave Heart. In 1991, shortly after the release of Brave Heart, she opened for Amy Grant's Heart in Motion tour along with Wes King. From time to time on the tour, Hill would treat audience members to her uncanny impersonation of Cher. King would do his own impersonation of Michael Jackson.
Aside from her career as a solo artist, Hill has also sung background vocals on projects by artists like Rich Mullins (Winds of Heaven, Stuff of Earth) and others.
[edit] Discography
- 1988 Kim Hill, Reunion Records produced by Brown Bannister
- 1989 Talk About Life, Reunion Records, produced by Wayne Kirkpatrick and Brown Bannister
- 1991 Brave Heart, Reunion Records, produced by Wayne Kirkpatrick and Brown Bannister
- 1994 So Far So Good, Reunion Records produced by Wayne Kirkpatrick
- 1995 Testimony, Reunion Records/BMG
- 1997 Fire Again, Chordant produced by David Kirshenbaum
- 1998 Arms of Mercy, StarSong produced by Andy Piercy
- 1998 Renewing the Heart Live, StarSong produced by David Zaffiro
- 1999 Renewing the Heart for Such a Time as This [live], StarSong produced by David Zaffiro
- 1999 Signature Songs, Greentree
- 2002 Hope No Matter What, Fervent produced by Jamie Kenney
- 2003 Surrounded by Mercy [live], Fervent produced by David Zaffiro
- 2004 Real Christmas, Fervent produced by Jamie Kenney
- 2006 Broken Things, 33rd Street Records produced by Paul Ebersold
