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Full performer name: Willie Neal Johnson & The Gospel Keynotes. Christmas With The Gospel Keynotes Music Willie Neal Johnson & The Gospel Keynotes Christmas With The Gospel Keynotes Songs Christmas With The Gospel Keynotes Music Review Purchase Christmas With The Gospel Keynotes CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Michael Crawford On Eagle's Wings CD (1998)
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$8.55 In these troubled times, the Almighty could use a good p.r. rep. Michael Crawford, the British star of stage and screen, has eagerly taken on this task with ON EAGLE'S WINGS. Inspired by his days as a "towheaded eight-year-old" singing Latin hymns with his church choir, he teams up with The Saint Olaf Choir and The American Boychoir to lift our spirits. Mixing traditional ("Amazing Grace") and modern ("Joseph's Lullaby") inspirational songs, Michael explores his spiritual and artistic roots and tries to answer the questions we all face on our journey through life. Although he approaches these songs from a very personal point of view, the larger issues touch us all.
Irish Film Orchestra includes: Ron Huff (conductor); Aisling Drury Byrne (cello); ...
| | Exodus Tempo Of The Damned CD (2004)
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$14.69 Given up for dead over a decade earlier, the mighty Exodus -- the original kings of thrash metal -- made an unexpected but long-rumored return in 2004 with the release of their sixth studio album, Tempo of the Damned. But what had been intended as a long-awaited reunion of their seminal Bonded by Blood lineup was tragically thwarted with the sudden death of vocalist Paul Baloff in early 2002. Fittingly, Baloff was duly supplanted by none other than Steve "Zetro" Souza, the man who'd replaced him in the first place and who had gone on to sing on every Exodus album thereafter, including their mid-period thrash classic Fabulous Disaster. Of course the fact that Souza was clearly the better and more reliable vocalist (albeit not as fun a character as Baloff) should not be overlooked, and with the welcome involvement of long-gone founding drummer Tom Hunting, Tempo of the Damned still serves as quite the family ...
| | Matthew West Something To Say CD (2007)
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| | Stryper Soldiers Under Command CD (1985)
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| | Carman I Surrender All: 30 Classic Hymns CD (1997)
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| | Stephen Hurd Call To Worship: Live In DC CD (2004)
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| | Fabulous Thunderbirds Wrap It Up CD (1993)
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| | Best In Christian Music: 27th Annual Dove Awards Collection CD (1996)
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$10.95 Presented by the Gospel Music Association, The Best in Christian Music is a compilation album containing the ten Song of the Year nominees from the 27th Annual Dove Awards, tracks actually originally released between 1993 and 1995. Superstar Michael W. Smith leads things off with "Cry for Love," and the album also contains selections by such major acts as Point of Grace (whose "Jesus Will Still Be There" and "The Great Divide" are typical big ballads reminiscent of older Christian music such as, say, the Amy Grant of the early '80s), DC Talk (the grunge-rock title track from their album Jesus Freak --imagine Kurt Cobain as an angel!), Newsboys (with the rap/hip-hop "Shine"), and 4Him. This may or may not be the best in Christian music ...
| | Toothpaste 2000 VA VA Voom! CD (2000)
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$13.85 Toothpaste 2000 are the artists formerly known as Cowboy And Spingirl.
The Toothpaste 2000 duo of Frank Bednash and Donna Esposito (plus revolving drum chair) has been honing its brand of Beatles-influenced pop for many years now, and with Va Va Voom!, Bednash and Esposito show how much they have it down to an art. Their skill is in the writing -- they can make a hook out of almost anything, it seems, and they do on things as far apart as the upbeat "Spacecat" or Esposito's seductive lullaby about alcohol, "Drinkland." They're not afraid to borrow from pop classics, either -- "I'm in Love With Who You Used to Be" owes a big debt to the Byrds' "So You Want to Be a Rock & Roll Star" and the riff to "If I Were You" comes directly from the Who's "I Can't Explain" before exploding into a jangly ...
| | Chris Rice Past The Edges CD (1998)
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| | Songs 4 Worship: Devotion CDs (2003)
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| | Gospel Greats, Vol. 11: Hope & Encouragement CD (2003)
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