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Product Description Andrew Peterson gives us a wonderful album of folk and pop music, full of songs that are easy on the ears and something everyone can relate to. Andrew strives for 'honesty, truth, and beauty' in each of his songs, which features acoustic guitars, piano, mandolin, vocals, and various other instruments. |
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Product Details Average Customer Rating: (CD) Release Date: March 21, 2000 Label: Watershed Records Distributed By: Provident Publisher: Provident Length: 4.9 inches Width: 5.6 inches Height: 0.4 inches Weight: 0.4 (lbs) Language: Vocal Range: NA Category: CONTEMPORARY GROUP Special Features: Lyrics Included ISBN: 076012776X EAN / ISBN-13: 9780760127766 UPC: 083061052522 Product Code: 146467 |
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Author Information Andrew Peterson Author/Singer/Songwriter Andrew Peterson, a 2005 Audie Award finalist for his readings of Ray Blackston's "Flabbergasted "trilogy, wrote and produced the popular Christmas play and musical "Behold the Lamb of God: The True Tale of the Coming of the Christ," and the album by the same name, which received the 2004 Best Album of the Year, World Christian Music's Editors Choice Award. Andrew's received critical acclaim for his seven albums and is at work on an eighth. He lives with his wife Jamie and their three young children near Nashville, Tennessee, where he reads storybooks aloud to his family. |
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Customer Reviews Average Customer Rating: ![]() Reviewer: Jayne from Wisconsin Andrew Peterson's debut is awesome. His wife and best friend serve as background vocalists, and the songwriting is potent and effective. The opening song "All The Way Home" is the story of his grandfather who moved from Memphis, Tennessee to Lakeport, Florida. Followed by "The Chasing Song", which references to Biblical characters from the old and new testaments. "Faith To Be Strong" is a prayer for faith. "Nothing To Say" is exceptionally beautiful. It paints a picture of Andrew and his wife driving through Arizona. "Love Enough" is a song about a wanderer who tells of God's unconditional love. "The Coral Castle" tells another story, and while it is sad, it's also sweet and touching. A man rejected by the woman he loves is the theme. "Shiloh" is about a soldier thinking about home, both in the physical and spiritual sense. "Come Lord Jesus" is self-explainable. "Rise And Shine" is an amazing and soaring song intertwined with the singer's childhood and the birth, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. The CD closes with the old hymn "The Ninety and Nine" beautifully arranged and performed. Show all 1 reviews |
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