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Thursday 9th February 2006

Renowned worship man Brenton Brown showcased on 'Everlasting God' album.

THE UK-based, South African-born worship leader and songwriter Brenton Brown is showcased on an album 'Everlasting God' released by Survivor Records in March. Brown has risen to prominence with such worship classics as "Lord Reign In Me" and "Your Love Is Amazing". The producers of 'Everlasting God' are America's Nathan Nockels (Matt Redman, Tim Hughes) and Hanif Williams, who has done remixing for Sting. The album features a guest appearance from Ladysmith Black Mambazo.  CR

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Posted by Marcos Buccella in Brazil @ 02:34 on Feb 27 2007

Hi Brenton! I'm from Brazil and I've seen you on the New song cafe (worshiptogether.com) and "Everlasting God" is beautiful! I play guitar and this song is very good to play as well. God bless you very much! And it's a pleasure write to you.
Your brother in Jesus Christ
Marcos Buccella

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Posted by Daisy in Eastbourne @ 18:43 on Jan 5 2007

Brenton, You have done yourself proud! 'Evalasting God' is the BEST album I have ever heard. Love listening to it, and cant wait to see you at the Royal Albert Hall. xx

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Posted by eddy and betty west in berkshire, UK @ 18:18 on Mar 14 2006

Looking forward to hearing Brenton's latest album when it is released on the 18th - sounds as if it is going to be a real hit with some exciting new tracks. God bless you Brenton.

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