WoW Gospel - 2004 - WoW Gospel 2004

WoW Gospel - 2004 - WoW Gospel 2004





TRACK LISTING:



DISC 1...



01 - Fred Hammond - You Are My Daily Bread

02 - Vickie Winans - Shake Yourself Loose

03 - John P. Kee and New Life - I Wont Let Go

04 - Dorinda Clark - You Cant Hurry God

05 - Deitrick Haddon - Worship Melody (Joy of the Lo

06 - Joann Rosario - When I Enter Your Rest

07 - Cece Winans Presents the Born - Exalted Praise

08 - Lamar Campbell and Spirit of P - Theres Nothing Too Hard

09 - Ted and Sheri - Come Ye Disconsolate

10 - Harvey Watkins Jr. Feat. Doug - Its in My Heart

11 - 7 Sons of Soul - Hes Coming Back

12 - Keith Wonderboy Johnson - Afterwhile

13 - Shirley Caesar - Amazing Grace

14 - Beverly Crawford - Higher in the Lord

15 - Lee Williams and the Spiritual - Right on Time



DISC 2...



01 - Rizen - View the City

02 - Kirk Franklin - Brighter Day

03 - Kurt Carr and the Kurt Carr Si - I Almost Let Go

04 - Marvin Sapp - You Are God Alone

05 - Darwin Hobbs - You Are God

06 - Smokie Norful - Still Say Thank You (Live)

07 - Tonex - Doesnt Really Matter

08 - Bishop T.D. Jakes and the Pott - Its Already Done

09 - Virtue - Worthy

10 - Richard Smallwood with Vision - My Everything (Praise Waiteth

11 - Donnie Mcclurkin - Holy

12 - Hezekiah Walker and the Love F - I Need You to Survive

13 - Donald Lawrence and Tri - City Singers - Bless Me (Praye

14 - The Blind Boys of Alabama - Wade in the Water

15 - Debra Killings - Jesus





ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:



Now seven years strong, the WOW Gospel collection never fails to disappoint as it showcases the previous year's best and gives fans a hint of what is to come. The 2004 release, like its predecessors, offers a wide variety of styles all embedded under the "gospel" tag. For the more traditional fan, try on the widely popular Blind Boys of Alabama as they "Wade In The Water" or Richard Smallwood with Vision's "My Everything (Praise Waiteth)." More contemporary fans will appreciate Fred Hammond and his driving, upbeat "You Are My Daily Bread," Hezekiah Walker's hit single "I Need You to Survive" or even the super-slick Kirk Franklin and his roof-raising "Brighter Day." And for those looking ahead, you'll be encouraged with Tonex's rock-steady "Doesn't Really Matter." Another nice touch this year is the tribute to Houston, Texas artists (don't miss Kurt Carr's "I Almost Let Go") as the WOW series features prime gospel markets for the next decade. This is a must-have for any gospel fan or for those curious about where gospel might be going.





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Torrent Tracts, June 2009