Gentle Moments is the 11th studio and sixth English language album by Christian singer Evie, released around June 1976 by Word Records. The album was produced by Lennart Sjöholm and was recorded and mixed in Stockholm, Sweden. Gentle Moments became one of her most defining works. Some of her stand out tracks include "Give Them All to Jesus," "Part the Waters," "Meet Me Here" and "Pass It On." Evie also covers a John Denver track "For Baby (For Bobbie)," but was credited under Denver's birth name Henry John Deutschendorf Jr. Gentle Moments (along with her 1977 release Mirror) appeared and charted on Billboard's inaugural Top Inspirational Albums chart, peaking at No. 23 in March 1980. Track listing 1. Give Them All to Jesus (Phil Johnson) -3:16 2. Part the Waters (Charles F. Brown) -3:04 3. You Got the Power (Austin Roberts, Kenny O'Dell) -2:22 4. I Don't Have to Worry (Nancy Honeytree) -2:35 5. Meet Me Here (Pat Terry) -4:18 6. Pass It On (Kurt Kaiser) -3:22 7. Broken Up People (John Daniels) -3:37 8. Waiting (English lyrics by Ron Harris) -2:57 9. For Baby (For Bobbie) (John Denver) -3:01 10. Shepherd of Love (John W. Peterson) -2:56 Previous release: Evie - Favoritter (1975) (Norweigian compilation album) Next release: Du Skulle Vara Med I Sången (1976) (Swedish album)

Never the Same is the 16th studio and 10th English language album by Christian singer Evie, released in May 1979 by Word Records. The album was produced and arranged by Pelle Karlsson. The album was recorded at Supreme Studio in Stockholm, Sweden. Before Never the Same was released, Evie Tornquist married Swedish musician Pelle Karlsson in New Jersey in February 1979. Karlsson would be instrumental in producing Evie's future albums into the 1980s and beyond. This album was the beginning of a major step in their lives. Never the Same features strings by the Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra and local Swedish musicians to give the album a more "easy listening" feel in the vein of late 1970s "soft rock" like The Carpenters. It contains four song written by Karlsson including the title song, "Never the Same Again." "Shine" (also written by Karlsson) is a light upbeat song about believers living out their faith openly as a light in dark times. It was the only song to be released to Christian radio as a single and it climbed to No. 17 on the Christian music chart. "Special Delivery" is a Christmas song written by Ron and Carol Harris. Lyrically, it portrays the birth of Jesus Christ as a divine "special delivery" sent to Earth, while beautifully mirroring that imagery in the final verse to describe a believer's joyous expectation of passing into eternity. The track "Home" was released as a promotional single. The song uses a clever play on words to convey its message: while navigating life's long journey, a person can always feel at home because true "home is where the Son is." Never the Same charted and peaked at No. 5 on the Billboard Top Inspirational Albums chart in June 1980. That same year, Evie was nominated for a Dove Award for Female Vocalist of the Year and earned her third and final Grammy nomination for Best Gospel Performance, Contemporary. Track listing 1. Live for Jesus (Nancy Honeytree) -3:25 2. Hold On (Jessy Dixon) -3:49 3. Special Deliver (Ron and Carol Harris) -4:25 4. Never the Same Again (Pelle Karlsson) -3:06 5. This Life (Pelle Karlsson) -4:42 6. Shine (Pelle Karlsson) -4:17 7. At the Rive of Jordan (Pelle Karlsson) -3:29 8. Don't Run From Reality (Roland Utbult) -4:00 9. Home (Ingemar Olsson) -3:21 10. You Have Everything in Your Hands (Anneli Kimling-Björkman)/Jesus I Love You (Otis Skillings) -3:11 Radio singles 1979 "Shine" -#17 Christian AC/CHR Previous release: A Little Song of Joy for My Friends (1978) (Children's music album) Next release: Favorites (1980) (compilation album)

Till Mina Små Vänner is a Swedish Children's music album by Christian singer Evie. It was released in Sweden by the Signatur label in 1977 and later reissued in 1979 on the Prim later. It was released later for the rest of the world in 1978 in English as A Little Song for My Little Friends on Word Records. The album was produced and arranged by Lennart Sjöholm. It features 11 uplifting songs for children with a mix of original songs and some familiar Sunday School favorites. The track listing sequence is different as Evie sings the tracks in both Swedish and English for its respective albums. Track listing for Till Mina Små Vänner 1. Jesus, Jag Tror Det Du Sa (Bill Gaither; Swedish lyrics by Ingamay Hörnberg) -3:27 2. Alla Får Prisa Gud (David Matthews; Swedish lyrics by Eva Cronsioe) -2:50 3. Jag Är Trygg (Charlotte Höglund) -1:55 4. Varje Liten Morgon (John Fischer; Swedish lyrics by Ingemar Olsson) -3:15 5. Hans Ord (Louis Harris Jr.; Swedish lyrics by Arne Höglund) -1:35 6. Det Är Ingen Saga (Andraé Crouch; Swedish lyrics by Ingamay Hörnberg) -2:11 7. Kom In I Guds Solsken (Molly Ann Leiken, Clark Gassman; Swedish lyrics by Ingamay Hörnberg) -3:32 8. Låt Oss Alla (Swedish lyrics by Ingamay Hörnberg)/Det Lilla Ljus (Swedish lyrics by Pelle Karlsson) -2:53 9. Varför Klaga (Arne Höglund) -2:20 10. Trädets Sång (Ken Medema; Swedish lyrics by Eva Cronsioe) -3:02 11. Jesus Kom In (Harry D. Clark; Swedish lyrics by Lennart Sjöholm) -3:37 Track listing for A Little Song for My Little Friends 1. Step Into the Sunshine (Molly Ann Leiken, Clark Gassman) -3:13 2. Why Complain (Arne Höglund; English lyrics by Evie Tornquist) -2:19 3. Tree Song (Ken Medema) -3:02 4. His Will (Louis Harris Jr.) -1:33 5. All Day Song (John Fischer) -3:14 6. I Am Safe (Charlotte Höglund; English lyrics by Evie Tornquist) -1:57 7. Jesus, I Believe What You Said (Bill Gaither) -3:25 8. It's Not Just a Story (Andraé Crouch) -2:09 9. Will the Circle Be Unbroken/This Little Light of Mine (medley arranged by Lennart Sjöholm) -2:52 10. Creature Praise (David Matthews) -2:48 11. Into My Heart (Harry D. Clark) -3:39 Previous release: Come On, Ring Those Bells (1977) (Christmas album) Next release: Never the Same (1979)

Come On, Ring Those Bells is the 14th studio and first English language Christmas album by Christian singer Evie, released in October 1977 by Word Records. The album was produced and arranged by Lennart Sjöholm. Released about six months after her critically-acclaimed album Mirror, Come On, Ring Those Bells was highly regarded as a landmark Christmas album due in part to its title song. Written by Andrew Culverwell, "Come On, Ring Those Bells" became a massive seasonal hit and one of the first modern CCM tracks to cross over into mainstream, permanent holiday rotation. The album was a mix of traditional Christmas carols and original songs, giving it a country pop and easy listening feel. Evie also records an earlier Swedish traditional track "Nu Tändas Tusen Juleljus" in English as "A Thousand Candles." She also recorded David Meece's original composition "One Small Child." Come On, Ring Those Bells earned Evie her second Grammy nomination for Best Gospel Performance, Contemporary in 1979. Track listing 1. Come On, Ring Those Bells (Andrew Culverwell) -3:03 2. Away In A Manger (traditional) -2:40 3. No Room/Have You Any Room For Jesus (John W. Peterson/C.C. Williams) -3:44 4. Mary's Boy Child (Jester Hairston) -2:46 5. Silent Night (Franz Xaver Gruber, Joseph Mohr) -3:38 6. O Holy Night (Adolphe Adam, John Sullivan Dwight) -3:48 7. What Child Is This? (William Chatterton Dix) -3:37 8. Some Children See Him (Alfred S. Burt, Wihla Hutson) -1:45 9. One Small Child (David Meece) -3:07 10. A Thousand Candles (Emmy Köhler; English lyrics by Evie Tornquist and Lennart Sjöholm) -2:42 A year later in 1978, Come On, Ring Those Bells was reissued in Sweden as Julens Klockor, Ring! on the Swedish label Prim and on Word Records internationally. It consisted of the same track listing like its U.S. counterpart but sung in Swedish. The streaming version was issued in 2011 by Linx Music containing all 10 songs from Julens Klockor, Ring! plus six selected tracks from Evie's earlier 1974 Swedish Christmas album and released as Jul Med Evie (Christmas With Evie). Track listing 1. Julens Klockor, Ring (Swedish lyrics by Eva Cronsioe) -3:04 2. I Betlehems Stall (Swedish lyrics by Svante Widén) -2:40 3. Ej Rum/Har Du Inget Rum (Swedish lyrics by Svante Widén)-3:44 4. Det Hände Sig (Swedish lyrics by Jan Erixon) -2:47 5. Stilla Natt (Swedish lyrics by Lennart Sjöholm) -3:38 6. O Helga Natt (Swedish lyrics by Lennart Sjöholm) -3:48 7. Vem Är Det Barnet? (Swedish lyrics by Pelle Karlsson) -3:38 8. De Ser Honom (Swedish lyrics by Eva Cronsioe) -1:45 9. Ett Barn Föds (Swedish lyrics by Eva Cronsioe) -3:06 10. När Juldagsmorgon Glimmar (When Christmas Morning Gleams) (Abel Burckhardt) -2:10 11. Härlig Är Guds Himmel Blå (Beautiful is God's Blue Heaven) (Nikolaj Frederik Severin Grundtvig) -2:24 12. Guds Ängel Kom Till Herdar I Vall (God's Angel Came to Shepherds in the Pasture) (sung to the melody of "The First Noel") (traditional; Swedish lyrics by Britt Gerda Hallqvist) -3:50 13. Jag Drömmer Om En Jul Hemma (White Christmas) (Irving Berling; Swedish lyrics by Lennart Reuterskiöld) -2:16 14. Jag Är Så Glad Var Julekväll (I Am So Glad Each Christmas Eve) (Marie Wexelsen) -2:43 15. Gläns Över Sjö Och Strand (Shine Over Lake and Shore) (Viktor Rydberg, Alice Tegnér) -3:57 16 Nu Tändas Tusen Juleljus (Emmy Köhler) -3:03 Previous release: Mirror (1977) Next release: A Little Song of Joy for My Friends (1978) (Children's music album)

Jul Med Evie (translated as Christmas with Evie) is the ninth studio and Scandinavian Christmas album by Christian singer Evie. It was released on the Hemmets Härold Records label in Sweden and on the Klango label in Norway in 1974. Evie orginally released the Christmas album in two languages: Swedish and Norweigian. The album was produced and arranged by Lennart Sjöholm. In 2011, Linx Music issued a digital expanded edition of Jul Med Evie with only six selected tracks from this release and all 10 songs from Julens Klocker, Ring!, the Swedish version Come On, Ring Those Bells. Track listing on the orginal Swedish release 1. Stilla Natt (Silent Night) (Franz Xaver Gruber, Joseph Mohr; Swedish lyrics by Lennart Sjöholm) -3:38 2. När Juldagsmorgon Glimmar (When Christmas Morning Gleams) (Abel Burckhardt) -2:10 3. Less of Me (Glen Campbell) -2:33 4. Härlig Är Guds Himmel Blå (Beautiful is God's Blue Heaven) (Nikolaj Frederik Severin Grundtvig) -2:24 5. Guds Ängel Kom Till Herdar I Vall (God's Angel Came to Shepherds in the Pasture) (sung to the melody of "The First Noel") (traditional; Swedish lyrics by Britt Gerda Hallqvist) -3:50 6. Jag Drömmer Om En Jul Hemma (White Christmas) (Irving Berling; Swedish lyrics by Lennart Reuterskiöld) -2:16 7. Jag Är Så Glad Var Julekväll (I Am So Glad Each Christmas Eve) (Marie Wexelsen) -2:43 8. Gläns Över Sjö Och Strand (Shine Over Lake and Shore) (Viktor Rydberg, Alice Tegnér) -3:57 9. Brighten the Corner (Ina Duley Ogdon, Charles Hutchison Gabriel) -2:17 10. Nu Tändas Tusen Juleljus (A Thousand Candles) (Emmy Köhler) -3:03 Track listing on the Norwegian release 1. Glade Jul -3:36 2. När Juldagsmorgon Glimmar -2:11 3. Brighten The Corner -2:17 4. Deilig Er Den Himmel Blå -2:24 5. Guds Ängel Kom Till Herdar I Vall -3:50 6. White Christmas (Irving Berlin) -2:15 7. Jeg Er Så Glad Hver Julekveld -2:41 8. Gläns Över Sjö Och Strand -3:57 9. Less of Me (Glen Campbell) -2:33 10. Nå Tennes Tusen Julelys -3:02 Previous release: Evie (1974) Next release: Evie Again (1975) AUDIO NOT AVAILABLE

Mirror is the 13th studio and seventh English language album by Christian singer Evie, released around April 1977 by Word Records. The album was produced by Lennart Sjöholm and was recorded and mixed at Europa Film studio complex in Stockholm, Sweden. Mirror was regarded as a landmark album of the 1970s Jesus Music era. CCM Magazine listed the album at number 100 in their 2001 book The 100 Greatest Albums in Christian Music. CCM wrote about the album saying that it "exhibited her maturity as an interpreter of the album's mostly original songs far beyond the pixie image that had worked well for her earlier on. Producer Lennart Sjöholm added more complex arrangements to the generally upbeat program to take the singer into deeper territory." Mirror features a unique die-cut gatefold jacket design that literally included a small reflective surface inside the packaging. Mirror's highlights include "Four Foot Eleven," Evie's signature biographical song referencing her height, the title track written by Ron and Carol Harris is about the concept that a believer's countenance and actions should reflect the love and presence of Jesus Christ to those around them, and a cover of Andraé Crouch's "If Heaven Never Was Promised to Me." Mirror appeared and charted on the Billboard Top Inspirational Albums chart and peaked at No. 15 in July 1980. It stayed on the album chart throughout 1980 and into 1981. The title song, "Mirror," was listed at No. 51 by CCM Magazine in their 2006 book The 100 Greatest Songs in Christian Music. Evie later won back to back Dove Awards in November 1977 and November 1978 for Female Vocalist of the Year. Mirror was nominated for Contemporary Album of the Year. In 1978, Evie earned her first Grammy Award nomination for Best Gospel Performance, Contemporary for Mirror. Track listing 1. Mirror (Ron & Carol Harris) -4:17 2. Lord, Send That Morning (Lena Keene, Ron Harris) -2:09 3. If Heaven Never Was Promised to Me (Andraé Crouch) -3:10 4. Jesus Was There All the Time (Joann Albert, Ron Harris) -4:03 5. Now Is the Time (Jeanie Vee Alcorn) -3:07 6. He Loves Me! (Ron Harris) -3:19 7. Four Feet Eleven (Ron Harris) -2:54 8. Praise You Just the Same (Ron Harris, Sharalee Lucas) -4:10 9. Born Again (Andrew Culverwell) -2:42 10. Just Because I Asked (Ron Harris) -4:28 Accolades Dove Award -1977, 1978 Female Vocalist of the Year Previous release: Du Skulle Vara Med I Sången (1976) (Swedish album) Next release: Come On, Ring Those Bells (1977) (Christmas album)

Du Skulle Vara Med I Sången is the 12th studio and third Swedish language album by Christian singer Evie. Orginally released in Sweden in 1975 on the Signatur label, it was widely distributed internationally in 1976 by Word Records. The album was produced and arranged by Lennart Sjöholm and was recorded at Europa Film studio complex in Stockholm, Sweden. The title translates to You Should Be in the Song. It stands out as one of her definitive Scandinavian gospel recordings from her mid-1970s peak. The album consisted of 10 inspirational tracks, eight of which are Swedish translations of contemporary American Jesus music standards and two songs in English including the Andraé Crouch classic "It Won't Be Long" and "Praise You Just the Same." Track listing 1. Så Är Det Med Guds Kärlek (Pass It On) (Kurt Kaiser; Swedish lyrics by Pelle Karlsson) -3:26 2. Praise You Just the Same (Ron Harris, Sharalee Lucas) -4:14 3. Om Jag Kan Hjälpa Någon (If I Can Help Somebody) (Marv Johnson; Swedish lyrics by Ingegerd Holmberg) -3:41 4. Jag Stannar Hos Dig (Jesus Got a Hold of My Life) (Dallas Holm; Swedish lyrics by Alf Andersson and Nils-Börge Gårdh) -3:37 5. Levande Ljus (Living Light) (Jamie Owens; Swedish lyrics by Ingamay Hörnberg) -2:49 6. Du Skulle Vara Med I Sången (You Should Be in the Song) (Pelle Karlsson) -4:33 7. Halleluja (Hallelujah! His Blood Avails For Me) (Jimmy Owens; Swedish lyrics by Evie Tornquist, Fredrik Bloom and Nils Frykman) -3:37 8. Tiden Så Hastigt Försvinner (Time Disappears So Quickly) (traditional; arranged by Lennart Sjöholm) -2:59 9. Jag Blev Född På Nytt (Since I Opened Up the Door) (Chuck Girard, Fred Field; Swedish lyrics by Lars Mörlid) -3:12 10. It Won't Be Long (Andraé Crouch) -3:10 Previous release: Gentle Moments (1976) Next release: Mirror (1977)

Evie - Favoritter is a Norweigian compilation album from Christian singer Evie. It was released in Norway in 1975 on the Klango Records label. This collection highlights her most beloved early recordings sung in both Norwegian and English. All recordings were produced by Kjell Hansen. Track listing 1. Put You Hand in the Hand of the Man (Gene McClelland) (from Evie Synger) -2:54 2. Der Vandret En Mann (There Walked a Man) (Håkon Haug) (from Evie 2) -3:55 3. If You Had Been There (Sharon J. Haygood) (from A Song For Everyone) -2:33 4. På Golgata (At Calvary) (traditional) (from Evie Synger) -3:43 5. If That Isn't Love (Dottie Rambo) (from Everything is Beautiful) -3:44 6. Elsker Ham (Love Him So) (J.D. Sumner) (from Evie Synger) -2:47 7. Jesus Made Me Higher (Michael Omartian) (from Evie 2) -3:36 8. Han Skal Åpne Perleporten (He Will Open the Pearly Gates) (Fredrik Arvid Bloom) (from Evie 2) -3:33 9. Ett Barn I Guds Famn (A Child in God's Embrace) (Lennart Jernestrand) (from Evie 2) -2:35 10. If God's Dead (Lawrence Reynolds) (from A Song For Everyone) -1:57 11. Blodet Vil Aldri Tape Sin Kraft (The Blood Will Never Lose Its Power) (Andraé Crouch) (from Evie 2) -3:16 12. Kongen Kommer (The King is Coming) (Bill and Gloria Gaither, Charles Milhuff) (from Evie Synger) -4:23 Previous release: Evie Again (1975) Next release: Gentle Moments (1976) AUDIO NOT AVAILABLE

Look Up is the fourth studio album by the Christian rock band Mylon LeFevre & Broken Heart, using the moniker Look Up (named after a line from Broken Heart's Sheep in Wolves Clothing hit "Trains Up in the Sky"). Released in the fall of 1986 on CBS Associated Records, the album is a collaborative effort with Broken Heart and the Christian rock duo DeGarmo & Key with Eddie DeGarmo and Dana Key co-producing with LeFevre and Joe Hardy. It was supposed to be a mainstream rock album by Broken Heart with DeGarmo & Key involved in songwriting and performing. Look Up peaked at number 26 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart in April 1987. A link to the album on YouTube is below this page. Track listing 1. It's Alright With Me (Mylon LeFevre, Eddie DeGarmo, Dana Key) -3:47 2. Love is All You Need (Mylon LeFevre, Eddie DeGarmo, Dana Key) -3:14 3. Peace Begins Within (Mylon LeFevre) -3:54 4. San Francisco (Mylon LeFevre, Eddie DeGarmo, Dana Key) -4:01 5. I Wish I Hadn't (Dave Perkins) -2:27 6. The Gunfighter (Mylon LeFevre, Eddie DeGarmo, Dana Key) -3:34 7. Heart of Iron (Kerry Livgren) -4:13 8. Saturday Night (Alison Prestwood, Jerome Olds, Scott Meeder, Tom Grosse) -3:48 9. Got to Get Used To It (Mylon LeFevre, Eddie DeGarmo, Dana Key) -3:00 Personnel Look Up: Mylon LeFevre -lead vocals, guitar Scott Allen -guitar, backing vocals Michael Tyrell -guitar, backing vocals Ben Hewitt -drums, percussion Kenny Bentley -bass guitar, backing vocals Paul Joseph -keyboards, synthesizer, backing vocals Production credits Mylon LeFevre and Joe Hardy -producers (all tracks) Eddie DeGarmo and Dana Key -co-producers (tracks 1, 2, 4, 5, 6 and 9) Previous release: Sheep in Wolves Clothing (1985) Next release: Crack the Sky (1987) Listen to the album Look Up here:

Take It Easy is the fourth solo album by Christian singer - songwriter Chuck Girard, originally released on June 10, 1979 by Good News/Word Records. Girard wrote and produced the album himself. The album charted and peaked at No. 39 on the Billboard's inaugural Top Inspirational Albums in March 1980. According to Girard, Take It Easy was put together from a pool of existing songs and was not intended to be a concept album. The title was a response to what he perceived to be the overly serious, almost 'task oriented' Christianity he saw emerging around him. Girard says that today's American Christians are largely “taking it easy” from the business of evangelism, soul-winning and other such endeavors, and are largely preoccupied with what they can receive from their Christianity, rather than what they can accomplish for the purposes of the Kingdom of God. The album opens with "Take a Hand," which is probably the best rocking number since "Rock and Roll Preacher," taken from his 1975 debut release. It was also his only track to be released as a single to Christian radio making the Top 20. The track "Full Immersion Ocean Water Baptism By the Sea" is, in some ways, a sequel to the Love Song track "Little County Church," and is about the early Jesus music days when hundreds of young adults would be baptized by Pastor Chuck Smith of Calvary Chapel in the ocean at Corona del Mar Beach. It has a "beach-y" feel and kind of reminiscent of Linda Ronstadt's version of "Blue Bayou." "Song For a Christian Wedding" is a song Girard wrote on his wedding day as a gift to his bride Karen when they were married on November 27, 1971. Girard only sang this song to her on their wedding day and, at the time, didn't think that is song would not be on an album, much less Take It Easy. In 2010, Take It Easy was reissued digitally on Girard's own label Seven Thunders Records. Track listing All songs written by Chuck Girard. 1. Take a Hand -3:23 2. Love Is Alive -3:09 3. Little People -3:24 4. Full Immersion Ocean Water Baptism By the Sea -3:54 5. Without Your Love -4:11 6. Our Lives Are In Your Hands -3:41 7. His Word Is Still His Promise -2:58 8. Song For a Christian Wedding -3:19 9. Wings of Mercy -4:30 10. All I Want -3:40 Radio singles 1979 "Take a Hand" -#19 Christian AC/CHR Previous release: Written On the Wind (1977) Next release: The Stand (1980)

Evie 2 is the fifth studio and second Norwegian language album by Christian singer Evie. It was released in 1973 on the Norwegian label Klango Records. The album was produced by Kjell Hansen. Like her Swedish language album Evie released Evie På Svenska, Evie 2 highlights her rich acoustic style and contains a unique mix of traditional Norwegian language hymns alongside native English Jesus Music covers. She sings three songs in English and nine songs in Norwegian. Track listing 1. Der Vandret En Mann (There Walked a Man) (Håkon Haug) -3:55 2. Ett Barn I Guds Famn (A Child in God's Embrace) (Lennart Jernestrand) -2:35 3. Syng Evangeliet Om Jesus (Sing the Gospel of Jesus) (Philip Phillips) -3:45 4. Jesus Made Me Higher (Michael Omartian) -3:36 5. Si Meg Hvorfor (Tell Me Why) (Aage Samuelsen) -2:54 6. For Sent (Too Late) (Clinton Vanzant, Torleif Ruud) -5:17 7. Løft Ditt Blikk (Lift Your Eyes) (Chris Göran Påhlman, Otto Påhlman) -5:05 8. He's Coming and He Won't Be Long (Dowell) -3:26 9. Å Jesus, Du Som Fyller Alt I Alle (O Jesus, You Who Fill Everything in Everyone) (Aage Samuelsen) -3:58 10. Blodet Vil Aldri Tape Sin Kraft (The Blood Will Never Lose Its Power) (Andraé Crouch) -3:16 11. Han Skal Åpne Perleporten (He Will Open the Pearly Gates) (Fredrik Arvid Bloom) -3:33 12. Land Without Tears (Ralph Carmichael) -2:43 Previous release: Evie På Svenska (1972) (Swedish album) Next release: A Song For Everyone (1973)

A Song For Everyone is the sixth studio and third English language album by Christian singer Evie. It was released in 1973 on the Norwegian label Joy Records and in the United States, it was on Majestic Records label with an alternate album cover. The Norwegian album cover features Evie seating on a fence outside and eating an apple and in the U.S. album cover features a photo of her looking at a flower with a blue background. A Song For Everyone features 10 tracks combining pop, gospel, and religious styles. The songs Evie covers include Larry Norman's signature classic "I Wish We'd All Been Ready," Dottie Rambo's "Don't Take My Cross Away" and the full English language version of the John Newton hymn "Amazing Grace." The album was produced by Don Storms. Both the U.S. and Norway albums had the same track listing when they were first issued. On the streaming version, it has a different track listing order. "Mighty Clouds of Joy" opens the album (originally on the LP Side 2, track 1), "You Can Really Know Him" (originally on Side 2, track 7) is on track 6 and "If You Had Been There" (originally on Side 1, track 1) is on track 8. Track listing 1. Mighty Clouds of Joy (Buddy Buie, Robert Nix) -2:40 2. Redemption Draweth Nigh (Gordon Jensen) -2:25 3. I Wish We'd All Been Ready (Larry Norman) -3:20 4. Don't Take My Cross Away (Dottie Rambo) -3:28 5. Come Down, Jesus (Brandt Gillespie) -3:59 6. You Can Really Know Him (Brandt Gillespie) -3:00 7. Never Too Much to Bear (Garland Craft) -2:38 8. If You Had Been There (Sharon J. Haygood) -2:33 9. If God's Dead (Lawrence Reynolds) -1:57 10. Amazing Grace (John Newton) -2:47 Previous release: Evie 2 (1973) (Norwegian album) Next release: Jag Kommer Till Dig (1973) (Swedish album)