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Contains 2 untitled hidden tracks on track #'s 14 & 15.
Personnel: J. Moss (vocals); Paul Allen (strings, horns, keyboards, bass guitar, drums); Bill Moss Jr. (organ, keyboards). J Moss Project Music | Category | Rock/Pop Albums, Gospel CDs, Religion, Christian, Contemporary Gospel, Contemporary Christian Music | | Label | Gospocentric | | Orig Year | 2004 | | All Time Sales Rank |  16523  | | CD Universe Part number | 6748739 | | Catalog number | 70068 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Oct 12, 2004 | | Studio/Live | Studio | | Mono/Stereo | Stereo | | Producer | Pajam | | Personnel | Paul "PDA" Allen - strings, horns, keyboards, bass guitar, drums
Bill Moss, Jr. - organ, keyboards
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J Moss Project Music Review Average Rating: (4.5 out of 5 stars)   List All Reviews ANOINTED MAN
I have been trying to find the artist that sings the song, Me Again. Praise the Lord, it's you. This song has really blessed me and my husband. It's saying that I am not perfect so here I go again Lord repenting because I messed up again. Thanks for letting God use you to encourage others that it's okay to repent again, again, and again. Be Blessed!
Submitted by jones_clarence (Monroe, LA, USA) 
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 Anoited brother......
I ain't one to use too much big church words cause I feel that they sometimes get over used and used out of context in church but when hearing this album God revealed to me what the word ANOITED really means. This brother is so real and his vocals and wording hit the center of your heart and the core of your spirit. He delivers songs to you in a manner that can be easily related to and uplifted by. J Moss blesses each track with a sincere heart, open spirit to the Lord and because of that he blesses us with the presence of God when we listen to his songs. These psalms are like a prayer that you will continue with God, yourself, later. No doubt that J Moss is who he is and able to do what he does through the love and compassion of Christ and because of that he gives it all back to God and shares that with us through this wonderful cd.
NOTE: The production is banging on this album. from the uptempo songs to the praise and worship/ballad songs. J Moss, PDA.....represent. For anyone reading this and considering buying this, YOU CAN'T GO WRONG WITH THIS cause this is real and from the heart. And thats what you should look for in a gospel artist...an artists sharing his or her love for God.
One Love, Sent From Above
Submitted by brightknight_nitro (London, England)
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One of the greatest of all time
this is one of the most anointed CD's I have ever listened to. I am a big Clark sisters fan, and J'moss is just another addition to my collection, and believe me, I only collect the best. J'moss continue in the anointing and don't compromise with Satin in Jesus name
Submitted by benjaminbullock2003 (Altlanta, Ga)
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I was flicking through the channels one day, and I came accross We Must Praise and I was touched. to hear such a beautiful voice-especially annointed by GOD I can't even explain the feeling. When you are blessed by GOD with such a talent and you use it for his honor and glory what's left to say? I said to myself I need to get this album, I am courious to find out how every other song is going to be.
Submitted by adrianne.perez (far rockaway, new york)
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Hi,
I heard the J Moss project and I was blown away with the beautiful lyrics and the melody of the voice. Chills ran through my body as I gave praise also.I bought the CD and one day in Houston my son asked me Momma that's a beautiful song do you know who sings that? and I proudly said that's JMoss and I am gonna suprise him with a CD of his own.God bless ya J Moss, continue to Praise!
Submitted by Franklinldavid (Amite, Louisiana USA)
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