Rev. T. L. Barrett And The Youth For Christ Choir - I Found The Answer (Remastered) (2020) [Hi-Res]
BAND/ARTIST: Rev. T. L. Barrett And The Youth For Christ Choir
- Title: I Found The Answer (Remastered)
- Year Of Release: 1973
- Label: Craft Recordings
- Genre: Soul, Funk, Jazz
- Quality: FLAC (tracks) / 24bit-192kHz FLAC (tracks)
- Total Time: 39:05
- Total Size: 279 MB / 1.54 GB
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
01. I Don't Know How Long (He'll Wait For You) (4:28)
02. I Came To Jesus (2:48)
03. What Would You Give (4:38)
04. I Am So Glad (5:05)
05. Pray, Pray, Pray (3:08)
06. I Found The Answer (3:48)
07. Trouble And Strife (3:22)
08. He Rose (From The Grave) (5:10)
09. Shine On Me (2:45)
10. Turn On With Jesus (3:58)
01. I Don't Know How Long (He'll Wait For You) (4:28)
02. I Came To Jesus (2:48)
03. What Would You Give (4:38)
04. I Am So Glad (5:05)
05. Pray, Pray, Pray (3:08)
06. I Found The Answer (3:48)
07. Trouble And Strife (3:22)
08. He Rose (From The Grave) (5:10)
09. Shine On Me (2:45)
10. Turn On With Jesus (3:58)
I Found The Answer by Rev. T. L. Barrett and The Youth For Christ Choir comes as part of Craft Recordings rollout of the first-ever digital release of 25 albums from the catalogue of Stax Records subsidiary Gospel Truth Records. Titles are being released every week in chronological order, building towards to September’s Gospel Heritage Month.
The Gospel Truth catalogue ranged from the divine gospel of Maceo Woods to the cutting-edge message music of Louise McCord and the label’s marquee act Rance Allen. Its 1970s archives reach beyond the realms of simply the black American gospel tradition and showcased a diverse collection of talent.
Gospel Truth was established in 1972 as the brainchild of Stax executive Al Bell. He enlisted the help of radio promotions pioneer and songwriter Dave Clark and Stax label staffer Mary Peak Patterson to oversee the imprint’s formation. Gospel Truth sought to “carry the message of today’s gospel to the people on the street,” as promotional material for the label’s launch announced.
What stood Gospel Truth apart from other gospel labels was the accessibility of its signings. Clark’s keen eye and ear had the knack of combining traditional gospel musicians with raw and revolutionary artists at home in rock, funk and soul, resulting in a sound that resonated with the hip audience of the 1970s.
The Gospel Truth catalogue ranged from the divine gospel of Maceo Woods to the cutting-edge message music of Louise McCord and the label’s marquee act Rance Allen. Its 1970s archives reach beyond the realms of simply the black American gospel tradition and showcased a diverse collection of talent.
Gospel Truth was established in 1972 as the brainchild of Stax executive Al Bell. He enlisted the help of radio promotions pioneer and songwriter Dave Clark and Stax label staffer Mary Peak Patterson to oversee the imprint’s formation. Gospel Truth sought to “carry the message of today’s gospel to the people on the street,” as promotional material for the label’s launch announced.
What stood Gospel Truth apart from other gospel labels was the accessibility of its signings. Clark’s keen eye and ear had the knack of combining traditional gospel musicians with raw and revolutionary artists at home in rock, funk and soul, resulting in a sound that resonated with the hip audience of the 1970s.
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I Found The Answer FLAC.rar - 279.9 MB
I Found The Answer Hi-Res.rar - 1.5 GB
I Found The Answer FLAC.rar - 279.9 MB
I Found The Answer Hi-Res.rar - 1.5 GB
Year 2020 | Jazz | Soul | Funk | FLAC / APE | HD & Vinyl
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