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EMI-Capitol Special Markets' How Great Thou Art is a collection of inspirational and gospel songs Tennessee Ernie Ford recorded in 1983. These aren't necessarily bad recordings, but they do not rank among his finest, whether it's judged against his other gospel albums or his secular work. The production is a little too clean and Ford's performance is a little too mannered. Nevertheless, it's certainly listenable, and any longtime fan looking for some pleasant background music at a budget price should check this out. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine
Personnel: Tennessee Ernie Ford (vocals).
Tennessee Ernie Ford How Great Thou Art Songs | 1. | Take My Hand, Precious Lord  |
| 2. | Shall We Gather at the River? |
| 3. | How Great Thou Art |
| 4. | Old Rugged Cross, The |
| 5. | Hide, Me Rock of Ages |
| 6. | Peace in the Valley |
| 7. | Nearer My God to Thee |
| 8. | Mighty Fortress Is Our God, A |
| 9. | Farther Along |
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