Reviewed by Giles D Morrison

This compilation successfully takes the theme of 'We Will Glorify' and encourages you to worship. The songs have been sensitively chosen and the album hangs together very convincingly, with styles from gospel to soul, pop to country (it was recorded in Nashville after all). There are energetic worship tracks and more reflective praise songs. The vocalists are supported by a very tight band, which includes Phil Madeira on Hammond B-3 and Sam Levine giving some superb sax solos. Vicki Hampton's voice is reminiscent of Mahalia Jackson on the soaring "Blessing, Glory And Honour" by Sandi Sulander. I have enjoyed listening to this album and being led into worship. My impression is that the album becomes more than the sum of the parts each time it's played. It's playing in the background as I write. Recommended

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