THAT MY TESTMONY!!! I FIRST HEAR THIS SONG ON WHUR IN WASHINGTON DC. EVERY MORNING I CALL THE STATION TO REQUEST "MY SONG." I THANK BISHOP TONEY FOR UPLIFTING MY SPIRIT BEFORE ILEAVE MY HOME. Submitted by GERALDINEBLESS (LEXINGTON PARK MD,USA) Was This Review Helpful? YesNo
Fantastic CD. This CD needs to be readily available for purchase anywhere Christian music is sold. I was disappointed when I was unable to buy it. Submitted by lencin4 (Cincinnati, Ohio) Was This Review Helpful? YesNo
Wonderful The CD is a blessing for all. I listen to it over and over and it really motivates me. GOD Bless Submitted by msanders0528 (Raeford, NC) Was This Review Helpful? YesNo
God speaks I first heard "Any Way You Bless Me" on BET Video Gospel before leaving for church and I knew that it was annointed by God. I am truly open to being blessed any way God wants to bless me. Thanks for singing what so many Christians truly fill in their heart. Submitted by tomeka (Meridian, MS, USA) Was This Review Helpful? YesNo
Music for every body I think this album has something for everybody............Great Job Submitted by Al (Atlanta) Was This Review Helpful? YesNo
$9.75 The Christmas season is a perennial juxtaposition of the old and the new. Accordingly, the blockbuster Robert Zemeckis film THE POLAR EXPRESS blends a children's book by Chris Van Allsburg, the classic recordings of Bing Crosby's day, and state-of-the art computer animation into a seamless, organic whole. On the soundtrack, new compositions by Glen Ballard and Alan Silvestri coexist with such timeless classics as "White Christmas" and "Winter Wonderland". Here the former tunes become instant classics by association, as the latter gain up-to-date relevance in a new context. Frank Sinatra and Aerosmith's Steven Tyler are seldom heard on the same album, yet here they both are, united by ...
$8.99 Reflecting the thin line between sacred and secular music that's particularly prevalent in the world of soul, THE FIGHTING TEMPTATIONS soundtrack modernizes this dichotomy, which has been tackled by legends like Prince, Sam Cooke, and Al Green. Given that the film's story is based on a plot about a crooked ad exec forming a choir in order to collect an inheritance, there's plenty of gospel music packed into these 15 songs. The legendary Shirley Caesar wrote and performs on both "I'm Getting Ready," an uplifting solo showcase for Sounds of Blackness mouthpiece Ann Nesby, and the equally stirring "The Stone," which features the two ladies doing some major roof-raising. ...
$8.99 "Exhale (Shoop Shoop)," written by Babyface, won a 1997 Grammy Award for Best R&B Song.
WAITING TO EXHALE was nominated for 10 additional Grammys. The album ...
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