MISSION PROMOTIONS music review - Gospel Music Mail Order

1. Lord of All	2. Bless the Lord	3. The Storm is Over
4. When my Season Comes	5. Let Your Glory Fill this Place	6. Thou art my Help
7. Trust & Obey	8. The devil's Already Defeated	9. Marvelous
10.	11. Born Again to Win

The debut release for the newly formed partnership between Emi Gospel and T.D. Jakes' Dexterity Sounds label. Featuring 11 new, explosive songs, from traditional to contemporary to praise and worship, this project has something for everyone. Special guests include: Donnie McClurkin, Beverly Crawford and D'Atra Hicks.

feat. Mary Mary; Kurt Carr Singers; Tamela Mann (The Family), Crystal Lewis; Kirk Franklin; Deborah Cox; Tamar Braxton; 1NC; Shawn Stockman & Trinitee 5:7

1. Kingdom Come	2. Daddy's song	3. Stand
4. Thank You	5. Thy will be done	6. It's alright
7. God's got it all in control	8. Someday	9. Try me
10. Every woman	11. Try me

Kirk Franklin returns with another exciting of tracks to inspire and enjoy. "Kingdom Come" the soundtrack is to the movie of the same name featuring such stars as Whoopi Goldberg & Jada Pinkett-Smith . Kirk has written 10 of the 11 tracks and features some of the finest vocalists around. Arguably one of the headline songs has been "Thank You" with Kirk joined by Mary Mary. Will this a follow up to "Shackles? - who knows"

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This album is the soundtrack to the American movie Boycott that tells this story. It features an eclectic mix of songs both old and new, used during key scenes in the film. There's a mixture of R&B and traditional gospel as well as some old school blues and jazz. Kirk Franklin (Revolution), Nat King Cole (Walkin' My Baby Back Home), Aaron Neville (Ella's Song), BeBe Winans and Stevie Wonder (Jesus, Children of America) , and Dizzy Gillespie (Swing Low, Sweet Cadillac) are all featured. Standouts include Gillespie's joyful and playful jazz and an incredible blues gospel powerhouse duet from Darwin Hobbs and Molly Johnson on Blind Man . Darwin Hobbs and Karen Clark-Sheard join together with a tribute song, 'King', which brings the issues up to date. Beverley Crawford updates the Dylan classic 'Gotta Serve Somebody' , giving it plenty of punch and the tri city singers deliver a traditional 'what a time' which feels as evocative of the era as some of the older music included here. These songs are timely reminders of hard-won victories, proving that love can triumph over injustice. In the words of Dr King, 'We must learn to meet hate with love'.