"Loralee Christensen has been a working musician, a professional singer, in bands, in recording sessions and on advertising jingles for more than 20 years. So how come she isn't more well known? Probably because she's one of those talented working musicians content to perform quietly and well on the local scene without ever making it to the big time. Or maybe she's just never gotten the break she deserves. In any case, more people need to hear her CDs . . . intelligent, clever songs for grownups written by Dennis Geyer . . . "The First Time I've Made Love In Years" is not only a terrific title, the song is a smart, sweet, simple ballad that Christensen sings in the worn voice of a woman who's been around the block, but is still capable of being open to a surprise love affair. Her worldly vocal is backed only by Geyer's lightly amplified guitar. "The Women Were Hot and the Beer Was Cold" has Geyer and Christensen trading vocals in a classic male/female barroom boogie, lamenting the days when they were young and could stay up all night drinking and trying to get into each other's pants . . . It's taken me 20 years to discover these two. But it's been worth the wait." - Paul Liberatore, HERE Magazine “Loralee not only has a great voice, but has the ability to own the song. She lends great depth and power to a performance and I have see her bring the house down on more than one occasion.” -Andre Pessis “Soul-singer, rock goddess, stylist, personality that blows through your speakers forcing you to listen, all of these are Loralee.” -Stephony Smith, Warner Chappell Songwriter “Loralee’s voice is the embodiment of her spirit . . . big, lusty, and filled with love. She is a force of nature.” -Jeffrey Cohen "Loralee Christensen has got pipes and has had the pipes consistently since I met her in the 80..s. Not only is she an incredible soul belter but one of those women that you need to be friends with. She puts a lot of love in the room . . . Loralee can sing the phone book and people would stand up and cheer. She had me at hello . . .On April 13th most of the Bay Area’s finest singers and musicians wowed them at the Sweetwater in Mill Valley, Ca. with a tribute to the fab four . . . The stand out(’s) were: . . . . Loralee Christensen belting out “ Helter Skelter”(Damn that woman rocks) . . ." -Eric Martin (Mr. Big) "On 'Judas' there was Loralee Christensen, and my old pal Mike Duke doing the 'gospel choir.' . . . Loralee is just fabulous! She just comes in, hears the song, and asks how many harmonies we want !!! I first met her years ago when I was doing vocals for commercials. Loralee is someone who is so talented, and certainly deserves a solo career." -Davey Pattison (Ronnie Montrose, Robin Trower)