Women Of Gospel: Original Artist Hit List CD

Women Of Gospel: Original Artist Hit List Music

Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Religion CDs, Oldies Collections, Gospel, Enhanced CD
Label	Compendia Music Group
Orig Year	2003
All Time Sales Rank	318419
CD Universe Part number	5575044
Catalog number	4829
Discs	1
Release Date	Jan 28, 2003
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo

Women Of Gospel: Original Artist Hit List Songs

	1.	Work It Out - Vickie Winans
	2.	For The Good Of Them / I Tried Him And I Know Him / We Are One / In My Name - Kim McFarland
	3.	Changed - Tramaine Hawkins
	4.	Let Jesus Love You - Jennifer Holliday
	5.	God Has a Plan - Sandra Crouch
	6.	New Life - Kim McFarland
	7.	Completely Yes - Sandra Crouch
	8.	It Is Well With My Soul - Jennifer Holliday
	9.	Goin' up Yonder - Tramaine Hawkins
	10.	We Shall Behold Him - Vickie Winans

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