The opening title track may be the strongest rocker on the release and a likely standout single with "Lay Down My Pride" a close second. Restored follows along these lines offering a number of solid tracks that will no doubt continue to fuel Camp's ascension. Since day one, Camp's powerful vocal presence has been enabled, in part, by his own strong songwriting and outstanding studio production. Within the span of three releases, Jeremy Camp has quickly established himself as one of the powerful "voices" in Christian music. Granted, there are a few blemishes such as the cheesy vamp at the end of "Walk By Faith," a slower-than-it-should- be version of "I Still Believe," and the head-scratching cover of Tim Hughes’ "Beautiful One." But why major on the minors? Live Unplugged is a worthy effort and a nice inclusion to any Camp fan’s collection. Camp also shines bright on "Take You Back," "Stay," and "This Man." Kudos also go out to Camp’s wife Adrienne (who used to lead The Benjamin Gate) for some fine backing vocals. Along with Glasco’s piano accompaniment, Camp delivers powerfully and emotionally here and maybe even surpasses the song’s original version. He plays it safe with basic arrangements throughout, but you will hear some nice piano touches by Justin Glasco on "Right Here" and "Empty Me." The addition of the Nashville String Machine is also used well on "My Desire," which may be the best track on the release. It’s been an amazing ride for Camp and he capably displays his career highlights here in a relaxed and laid-back atmosphere. Ten of the 11 tracks on this release were penned by Camp and nearly every one has reached the top, if not next to the top, of the Christian radio charts. We're Back (Demi Lovato and Joe Jonas)ġ1.One thing that will hit you quickly about Jeremy Camp’s Live Unplugged is the number of radio hits the 24-year-old has already chalked up. You're Right (Demi Lovato and Meaghan Jette Martin)ġ0. Move On (Meaghan Jette Martin, Alyson Stoner and Anna Maria Perez de Tagle)ĩ.
They receive presents from each other and are happy to be together.ħ. With the Final Jam over, Mitchie and Shane now begin their anniversary celebration. Because of nearly ruining the concert, Suzy is expelled from Camp Rock and Mitchie, Shane and the others save the Final Jam just in time. Mitchie realizes that Tess was right and she and Shane get back together. However, Suzy's actions nearly ruin the Final Jam. Suzy takes over the preparations for the Final Jam, so she forbids Mitchie and her friends from performing at the concert, so she can sing with Shane only.
Unfortunately, Mitchie doesn't believe her. Tess finds out that Suzy planned to break Mitchie and Shane up. Still trying to get Shane for herself, Suzy offers her help in preparations. Although preparing, Shane is still heartbroken. Meanwhile, there are preparations for a new Final Jam concert. Her mother and friends try to cheer her up. Mitchie tries to write a song to forget about Shane, but is unable to do it.
Shane tells Nate and Jason that Mitchie dumped him. She gets angry at Shane for "cheating" on her before their anniversary, so she breaks up with him. Shane and Suzy practice the kiss, but Suzy literally kisses him. Knowing that this will give her a chance, Suzy agrees. Shane plans an anniversary dinner for himself and Mitchie, so he asks Suzy to help practice the date. Mitchie shows Tess, Caitlyn, Ella and Peggy a guitar that she bought for Shane on the way to the camp. Meanwhile, Nate is reunited with Dana and they go for a walk together. Shane decides to write a song for Mitchie as the anniversary present, but gets sidetracked by the other things. However, there's a new camper, Suzy Robertson, who quickly gets a crush on Shane and is jealous of Mitchie.
Mitchie and Shane are planning their two year anniversary. Mitchie returns to Camp Rock and is reunited with her friends, except for Sander who had to help his family. Jasmine Richards as Peggy "Margeret Dupree" Warburton.Anna Maria Perez de Tagle as Ella Pador.
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