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Reviewed by Tony Cummings Sometimes Cross Rhythms reviewers, in their passion to see contemporary worship move away from the formulaic to adapt adventurous new musical approaches, forget the truism that a worship album is first and foremost about the quality of the songs and specifically whether those songs have the potential to connect with acts of congregational worship. Although we may want our worship albums to have The Edge-style guitar pyrotechnics or drum n bass rhythms or our worship si...

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Reviewed by James Lewis Mark Heard, as you may know, died some two years ago, leaving his wife and daughter with massive medical bills not covered by medical insurance. This album is a benefit for the Heard Family Fund made up of freshly recorded covers of his songs together with a few previously released samples of his writing talents. For your money, you get 17 tracks filling up the CD to capacity and theyre all well worth it. (Confusingly, you get less tracks on the cassette version but two ...

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Reviewed by Mark Vyner The second album from the US worship leader whose first was an American mega hit. This is one of those worship albums that has the kind of production that makes you want to give a copy to your church worship leaders and get them to learn a few of the tracks. Its very much high energy guitar-driven rock, almost grunge at times, with some standout songs just waiting to be sung in churches. Shusts gravelly voice suits the modern worship style well. The album opens with a hug...

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Reviewed by Tony Cummings "Im a rock artist, but I love to worship," says the gutsy, passionate and impacting new signing to the Gotee roster and I for one am glad shes kept her worshippers heart. With a style that slips in somewhere between Sheryl Crow and Joan Osborne, this is breathtakingly mature for a singer whos been steadily building up a following as an independent act. Take Me Away is full of great songs. The title cut, with its anthemic chorus of full on abandon, will surely be resoun...

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