CD: Church: Songs of Soul & Inspiration

Marcio** · February 2nd, 2006, 05:21 PM

Church track listing:

"It's Sacred: Church," Dr. Maya Angelou
"The Wonder of You," Jennifer Holliday
"Way Up There," Patti LaBelle
"Reach Out and Touch (Somebody's Hand)," Stephanie Mills
"You Gotta Be," Patti Austin
"How Deep Is Your Love," En Vogue
"His Eye Is on the Sparrow," Shirley Caesar
"The Fire Choir," As
"Love Me Still," Chaka Khan
"Ave Maria," Denyce Graves
"Ooh Child," Nnenna Freelon
"What the World Needs Now Is Love," Dionne Warwick
"A Song for You," Ann Nesby
"Way Up There," The Fire Choir
"Reprise," Dr. Maya Angelou

:D I thought Bee Gees' How Deep Is Your Love was made for Marilyn Chambers, but it is also a Church song :o

Marcio** · February 2nd, 2006, 05:40 PM

The R&B and Pop Divas Starring on CHURCH Are:

Patti LaBelle with "Way Up There," an original heard earlier this year across the country when she sang it at a national memorial service for the Columbia shuttle victims

Chaka Khan reprising her own "Love Me Still"

Jennifer Holliday on "The Wonder Of You," an Elvis hit

En Vogue with the Bee Gees’ #1 "How Deep Is Your Love"

Stephanie Mills covering the Diana Ross classic "Reach Out And Touch (Somebody’s Hand)"

Patti Austin on "You Gotta Be," a ‘90s hit for Des’ree

Dionne Warwick with the Burt Bacharach-Hal David standard "What The World Needs Now (Is Love Sweet Love)"

Ann Nesby, the former Sounds Of Blackness lead singer, singing Leon Russell’s "A Song For You."

Also headlining are gospel great Shirley Caesar with the vintage "His Eye Is On The Sparrow," opera star (and co-executive producer) Denyce Graves with the classic "Ave Maria," jazz singer Nnenna Freelon with The Five Stairsteps hit "O-o-h Child," and The Fire Choir with Stevie Wonder’s "As." CHURCH: Songs Of Soul & Inspiration was produced by platinum-selling songwriter/producer Tena Clark, who also penned "Way Up There."

:)

**thommy2458** · February 2nd, 2006, 06:07 PM

I'm not sure how anyone can
improve on Donny Hathaway's
"A song for you" but for Ann
Nesby(does anyone remember
"can I get a witness"-a true house classic)I am going to seek it out

Thom

**dwight** · January 16th, 2011, 03:20 AM

There are lots of church songs that we can sing and use in our church but the question is does your church use any church song management software? Few churches are now without this vital tool. We also now have different types of church song management software. With those softwares, you can prepare for a worship service just in minutes instead of hours. It helps add professionalism and prepare and lead in to praise and worship. Simply drag and drop the songs and other media you plan on using that software.