Willie Neal Johnson Help Me To Be Strong CD

Help Me To Be Strong Music

List Price	$16.99 (You save $3.14)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, R&B CDs, Religion, Gospel, Contemporary Gospel
Label	Malaco
Orig Year	1996
All Time Sales Rank	97293
CD Universe Part number	1062826
Catalog number	4483
Discs	1
Release Date	Jul 02, 1996
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Willie Neal Johnson
Engineer	Jerry Masters
Recording Time	51 minutes
Personnel	Willie Neal Johnson - vocals Kirk Talley Teddy Cross - vocals Paul Beasley Also: Cedric Draper, David Talley, Lamanuel Boykin

Willie Neal Johnson Help Me To Be Strong Songs

1.	Thank You for Your Son	$0.99
2.	Help Me to Be Strong	$0.99
3.	I'm Going to Hold Out	$0.99
4.	Walk Around Heaven	$0.99
5.	Ride the Ship of Zion (Midnight Train to Georgia)	$0.99
6.	You Can Depend on Me	$0.99
7.	I'll Trade a Lifetime	$0.99
8.	All in My Room	$0.99
9.	I'm Going to a Place	$0.99
10.	Trust in Me	$0.99

Help Me To Be Strong Music Review

Average Rating: (4 out of 5 stars) 4 stars

5 stars Help Me to be Strong (Smash Hit)!!!!!
I love this CD especially Walk Around Heaven. This is the BEST!!i JUST LOVE IT
Submitted by greed52 (Jonesboro, GA. USA)
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3 stars Paul Beasley is Back!
Any song featuring Paul and the Keynotes is a hit with Christains all over the world!
Submitted by mawspoon5 (Atlanta, Georgia)
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