The Best So Far is an official compilation album by Christian singer - songwriter Cindy Morgan , released on February 29, 2000 by Word Records. It is a collection of songs from Morgan's first five Word albums featuring 12 favorite songs and two new recordings: the Morgan-penned track "Tell Me That You Love Me" and a cover of "Love Is the Answer," originally recorded by Todd Rundgren's band Utopia in 1977 and made famous by the soft rock duo England Dan and John Ford Coley (-#1 Billboard  AC, -# 10   Billboard  Hot 100) in 1979. It was released as the lead single to promote The Best So Far . The new tracks were produced by musician and Word's A&R Director Brent Bourgeois. Track listing 1. Love Is the Answer (Todd Rundgren) (new recording) -4:20 2. Tell Me That You Love Me (Cindy Morgan) (new recording) -4:24 3. Picture Me in Paradise (Mark Hammond, Grant Cunningham) (from A Reason to Live ) -5:35 4. It's Gonna Be Heaven (Mark Hammond, Grant Cunningham) (from Real Life ) -4:08 5. Sweet Days of Grace (Cindy Morgan, Mark Hammond) (from Under the Waterfall ) -3:58 6. How Could I Ask For More (Cindy Morgan) (from Real Life ) -3:32 7. Real Life (Cindy Morgan, Geoff and Becky Thurman, Mark Hammond) (from Real Life ) -4:14 8. Listen (Cindy Morgan, Cova Morgan, Andrew Ramsay) (from Listen ) -3:45 9. Let It Be Love (Mark Hammond, Grant Cunningham) (from Real Life ) -5:33 10. I Will Be Free (Cindy Morgan) (from A Reason to Live ) -4:55 11. I'll Stand (piano by Michael W. Smith) (Cindy Morgan, Mark Hammond, Tommy Sims) (from Under the Waterfall ) -4:04 12. Praise the King (Cindy Morgan) (from The Loving Kind ) -4:01 13. I Know You (Cindy Morgan) (from Under the Waterfall ) -4:38 14. Take My Life (Cindy Morgan) (from The Loving Kind ) -4:38 Production credits Mark Hammond -producer (tracks 3 -7, 9 -11 and 13) Brent Bourgeois -producer (tracks 1, 2, 8, 12 and 14) Craig Hansen -co-producer (tracks 8, 12 and 14) Radio singles 2000 "Love Is the Answer" -#6 Christian AC Previous release: The Loving Kind (1998) Next release: Elementary (2001)

The Loving Kind is the fifth studio album by Christian singer - songwriter Cindy Morgan . It was released on March 10, 1998 by Word Records. The Loving Kind is a concept album that focuses on the last eight days of Jesus Christ's life on earth, from the last supper to the betrayal to the trial to the crucifixtion and resurrection. The album is produced by Brent Bourgeois and Craig Hansen, the same production team responsible for Morgan's previous album Listen . The album was released in time for the Easter season. For the first time on this album, no songs were charted on the Christian CHR chart. All singles charted strictly on the Christian AC radio chart. The album's lead single, "Take My Life," climbed up to number one on the Christian AC chart. Also known as Mary Magdalene's song, it is sung from her perspective as she sings about her love and devotion to Him. Other song highlights include the title song, about Peter's denial of not knowing Christ and his betrayal, "Devil Man" is about Judas' guilt of getting Christ arrested and selling him to the Jewish leasers for greed, "Alive and Well," co-written with Michael W. Smith and Andrew Ramsay, is about the resurrection of Christ. Smith plays the piano on the track. "Praise the King" is a simple worship song. Prior to making The Loving Kind , the songs were inspired by Morgan's trip to Jerusalem and walking the same streets where Jesus walked. The album peaked at number 18 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart and in 1999, Morgan was nominated for a Dove Award for Songwriter of the Year. No music videos were made for this album, as she did on her previous releases. Track listing All songs written by Cindy Morgan, except where noted. 1. In the Garden -2:42 2. The March -3:58 3. The Loving Kind -5:15 4. The Last Supper -3:44 5. Devil Man -3:23 6. Can You Hear Me -4:42 7. The Only Way -3:00 8. Hard Heart (Cindy Morgan, Brent Burgeois) -3:27 9. The Whipping -1:33 10. Higher -4:31 11. Take My Life -4:38 12. Alive and Well (piano by Michael W. Smith) (Cindy Morgan, Michael W. Smith, Andrew Ramsay) -4:26 13. Praise the King -4:01 Radio singles 1998 "Take My Life" -#1 Christian AC for 3 weeks 1998 "The Loving Kind" -#4 Christian AC 1998 -1999 "Praise the King" -#23 Christian AC Previous release: Listen (1998) Next release: The Best So Far (2000) (compilation album)

Listen is the fourth studio album by Christian singer - songwriter Cindy Morgan , released on October 29, 1996 by Word Records. Listen was a departure from her dance/pop sound of Morgan's previous albums and moving towards a full adult contemporary sound in the singer - songwriter vein. Morgan also worked with new producers Brent Bourgeois and Craig Hansen to let her stretch vocally and lyrically to give it a band feel. In addition to Morgan playing the piano on the album, she also worked with studio musicians including producer Bourgeois. The title song was released as the lead single and topped the Christian AC chart. It's the first time Morgan topped that chart by herself, whereas she previously had number one songs on the Christian CHR chart. Four years earlier, Morgan hit number one on the Christian AC chart with the duet track "Somewhere Within the Heart" with Carman . The lyrics to "Listen" were written by Morgan's father Cova Morgan in the 1970s. A music video was made for the second single "The Master's Hand." The video is, in some ways, a sequel to her previous video "I Will Be Free" (from 1993's A Reason to Live ). Morgan wrote all the songs on the album. Listen was ranked at number 81 by CCM Magazine in their 2001 book The 100 Greatest Albums in Christian Music . In 1997, Morgan released a concert video on VHS titled Listen...The Concert: An Evening with Cindy Morgan . It was recorded live at the Caffe Milano in Nashville, Tennessee with her band, members of the Nashville String Machine and backing vocalists. It was nominated for a Dove Award for Long Form Music Video of the Year in 1998. The album debuted and peaked at number 32 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart. Track listing All songs written by Cindy Morgan, except where noted. 1. The Master's Hand -3:40 2. God is Love -3:24 3. They Say It's Love ("Stars") -3:36 4. Need -3:30 5. Jamie -3:07 6. Listen (Cindy Morgan, Cova Morgan, Andrew Ramsay) -3:45 7. The Promise -4:11 8. Lord We Come (interlude) -0:56 9. Moon Days (Cindy Morgan, Brent Bourgeois, Andrew Ramsay, Brent Lenthall) -3:54 10. To Fly -3:54 11. Gravity -3:41 12. Will You Be There? -1:41 Radio singles 1996 -1997 "Listen" -#2 Christian CHR, -# 1 Christian AC for 5 weeks 1997 "The Master's Hand" -#9 Christian CHR, -#10 Christian AC 1997 "Moon Days" -#4 Christian CHR 1997 "God is Love" -#19 Christian AC Previous release: Under the Waterfall (1995) Next release: The Loving Kind (1998) Watch the live concert video Listen...The Concert: An Evening with Cindy Morgan here: Watch the music video of "The Master's Hand" here:

Under the Waterfall is the third studio album by Christian singer - songwriter Cindy Morgan , released in the spring of 1995 by Word Records. The album was produced by Mark Hammond. The title of the album is taken from the track "Sweet Days of Grace." It is one of the first seven tracks on the album in which its theme is about the sweet embrace of God. Tracks 8 -11's theme is about the pathway of pain and tracks 12 and 13 are on love's refrain. Those three themes make up Under the Waterfall . The gospel-themed lead single and music video "I'll Stand" features CCM recording artist -songwriter Michael W. Smith on the piano. The album's overall sound is more adult contemporary but still has some of the upbeat pop/R&B sound from her previous releases. Even though she had songs on the Christian CHR chart, Christian AC started to embrace this album, particularly on the songs "Reaching With His Love" and "I Know You." Under the Waterfall climbed up to number 22 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart. In 1996, Morgan was nominated for a Dove Award for Female Vocalist of the Year. Track listing His Sweet Embrace 1. Prelude to Grace (Cindy Morgan) -0:44 2. Sweet Days of Grace (Cindy Morgan, Mark Hammond) -3:59 3. Painted a Rainbow (Cindy Morgan, Mark Hammond, Kip Raines) -5:20 4. Reaching With His Love (Geoff and Becky Thurman, Doyle Tallent) -4:56 5. Golden Rain (Cindy Morgan) -4:24 6. I Know You (Cindy Morgan) -4:38 7. Miracle in the Making (Cindy Morgan) -4:31 Pathway of Pain 8. Delilah (Cindy Morgan, Mark Hammond) -4:06 9. Oh, How the Angels Are Falling (spoken interlude by Bob DeMoss) -0:52 10. Angels Falling (Cindy Morgan, Mark Hammond) -6:01 11. Last Days (Cindy Morgan) -4:06 Love's Refrain 12. I'll Stand (piano by Michael W. Smith) (Cindy Morgan, Mark Hammond, Tommy Sims) -4:04 13. Love's Sweet Name (Cindy Morgan) -3:35 Radio singles 1995 "I'll Stand" -#13 Christian CHR, -# 10 Christian AC 1995 "Sweet Days of Grace" -#3 Christian CHR, -#2 Christian AC 1995 -1996 "Reaching With His Love" -#22 Christian CHR, -#12 Christian AC 1996 "Painted a Rainbow" -#10 Christian CHR 1996 "I Know You" -#5 Christian AC Previous release: A Reason to Live (1993) Next release: Listen (1996) Watch the music video of "I'll Stand" here:

Real Life is the debut album by Christian singer -songwriter Cindy Morgan , released on February 25, 1992 by Word Records. The album was produced by Mark Hammond. Real Life has an R&B/Pop Dance feel showcasing Morgan's vocals. She co-wrote four songs and wrote the album's final track "How Could I Ask For More." A music video was made for the song. The first three singles "Let It Be Love," "It's Gonna Be Heaven" and the title song all topped The CCM Update 's Christian CHR chart. Real Life peaked at number 22 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart. In 1993, Morgan was named New Artist of the Year at the 24th GMA Dove Awards. NOTE: In the summer of 1992 just as Morgan's second single "It's Gonna Be Heaven" hit number one on the Christian CHR chart, Morgan also hit number one on the Christian AC chart with "Somewhere Within the Heart," a duet with Christian singer Carman while "It's Gonna Be Heaven" peaked at number 9 on the same chart, giving Morgan the distinction of having two songs on the same chart at the same time. Track listing 1. Real Life (Cindy Morgan, Geoff and Becky Thurman, Mark Hammond) -4:14 2. Say It Again (Cindy Morgan, Mark Hammond, Grant Cunningham, Tommy Greer) -3:49 3. Moment in Time (Cindy Morgan, Mark Hammond, Grant Cunningham) -4:10 4. Let It Be Love (Mark Hammond, Grant Cunningham) -5:33 5. 2 Hearts, 1 Love (Cindy Morgan, Mark Hammond, Grant Cunningham) -4:28 6. Free World (Marabeth Jordan, Geoff Thurman) -4:11 7. It's Gonna Be Heaven (Mark Hammond, Grant Cunningham) -4:08 8. Anytime At All (Mark Hammond, Grant Cunningham) -4:35 9. Love Can Break Your Fall (Mark Hammond, Grant Cunningham) -4:45 10. How Could I Ask For More (Cindy Morgan) -3:32 Accolades Dove Award -New Artist of the Year Radio singles 1992 "Let It Be Love" -#1 Christian CHR for 2 weeks, -# 11 Christian AC 1992 "It's Gonna Be Heaven" -#1 Christian CHR for 4 weeks, -#9 Christian AC 1992 -1993 "Real Life" -#1 Christian CHR 1992 -1993 "How Could I Ask For More" -#5 Christian AC 1993 "Love Can Break Your Fall" -#2 Christian CHR, -#14 Christian AC Next release: A Reason to Live (1993) Watch the music video of "How Could I Ask For More" here:

First Light is the debut album by Christian singer/songwriter/author Michael Card . It was released in early 1982 by Benson Records' Milk & Honey label. First Light 's debut single was his recording of his composition "I Have Decided" becoming his first Top 10 Christian radio single. The song was later recorded by Amy Grant for her Age to Age album, which was released the same year but a few months later. Other singles like "Jesus Love Me (This I Know)" and "Fan the Flame" were also Christian radio hits. Card's sound is folk-style pop with orchestrated arrangements. The album was produced by Randy Scruggs and John Thompson and was recorded in 1981. Card wrote all the songs on First Light with co-writes from Thompson and Scruggs. The album was reissued in 1988 on CD as a double album with his second Benson release Legacy and then reissued solo on CD in 1996 but both have been been out of print. Eight out of ten songs from First Light are available digitally on his 1991 Benson Records compilation release The Early Works . A YouTube link to listen to the album is posted below this article. Track listing All songs written by Michael Card, except where noted. 1. I Have Decided -3:42 2. Fan the Flame (Michael Card, John Thompson) -3:02 3. Don't You Know -3:48 4. No Rusty Swords -3:07 5. Light of the World -2:48 6. Jesus Loves Me (This I Know) (Michael Card, Randy Scruggs) -3:43 7. Hound of Heaven -3:12 8. Face the Light -2:41 9. By Your Name -2:34 10. Stranger On the Shore -4:18 Radio singles 1982 "I Have Decided" -#8 Christian CHR, -#3 Christian AC 1982 "Fan the Flame" -#16 Christian CHR 1982 "Jesus Loves Me" -#8 Christian AC/CHR Next release: Legacy (1983) Listen to the album First Light here:

The Sound of Christmas is a 1994 Christmas project album by Christian music composer David T. Clydesdale on Word Records. The album features guest artists Point of Grace , Anointed , Bryan Duncan , Cindy Morgan , The Sound of Christmas Orchestra & Singers and many others performing Christmas songs with arrangements by Clydesdale. The Sound of Christmas is out of print and is not available for streaming. A YouTube link to listen to the album is posted below this article. Track listing All songs arranged by David T. Clydesdale. 1. It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year/Winter Wonderland (Eric Champion, Amy Morriss and The Sounds of Christmas Orchestra & Singers) -2:55 2. The Christmas Song (Ray Boltz, Babbie Mason and The Sound of Christmas Strings) -3:46 3. Carol of the Bells (Medley) (The Sounds of Christmas Orchestra) -2:26 Carol of the Bells Toyland We Wish You a Merry Christmas The Waltz of the Flowers (from "The Nutcracker Suite") 4. Grown Up Christmas List (Bobbi Page and The Sound of Christmas Double String Orchestra) ( David Foster, Linda Thompson) -3:18 5. Sing For Joy (Anointed and The Sounds of Christmas Orchestra) -4:04 6. A Touch of Brass (Medley) (The Sounds of Christmas Double Brass Choirs) -2:14 Here We Come-A-Caroling God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen 7. This Gift (Point of Grace and The Sounds of Christmas Orchestra) -4:08 8. Go Tell It On the Mountain/Amen! (Timothy Scarr, Andrea Robinson and The Sounds of Christmas Orchestra) -2:17 9. A Christmas Lullaby (Medley) (The Sound of Christmas Double String Orchestra) -4:16 The Coventry Carol Away In a Manger What Child Is This? The Rocking Lullaby The First Noel 10. O Holy Night (Bryan Duncan, Cindy Morgan and The Sound of Christmas Orchestra and Double Choirs) -5:30 Listen to the album The Sound of Christmas here:

Emmanuel: A Musical Celebration of the Life of Christ is a musical compilation project album released on October 29, 1996 by Sparrow Records. Norman Miller, who oversaw the original 1990 project Handel's Young Messiah and its 1993 project The New Young Messiah , serves as the executive producer and the project was created and produced by Greg Nelson and Bob Farrell. Nelson and Farrell first collaborated on Sandi Patty 's 1993 concept album Le Voyage writing all the songs, with Nelson producing, and Miller had asked them to compose some original music portraying the life of Christ. Michael W. Smith also has contributed in compositions and scores. And like the Young Messiah projects, it features the finest voices in Christian music. Smith teams up with Amy Grant singing his 1983 track "Emmanuel." Grant and Smith have previously sung this track separately on Grant's Christmas release A Christmas Album and on the various artists 1990 Christmas compilation Our Christmas , respectively. It serves as the centerpiece of the musical project. Other artists heard on this project include Patty, Larnelle Harris , Twila Paris , Margaret Becker , Point of Grace , Gary Chapman , Anointed and many others. Emmanuel peaked at number 7 on the Top Christian Albums and at number 124 on the Billboard 200 albums charts in Billboard magazine. The project was nominated for a Dove Award for Special Event Album of the Year. The album is out of print and is not available for streaming. A YouTube link to listen the musical is posted below this article. Track listing All songs written by Greg Nelson and Bob Farrell, except where noted. 1. Emmanuel Theme (Ronn Huff and the Nashville String Machine) (arranged by Ronn Huff) -0:50 2. Overture (Michael W. Smith with Ronn Huff and the London Session Players) (composed and arranged by Michael W. Smith) -4:13 3. Rejoice Emmanuel (Larnelle Harris) -4:16 4. Behold, A King Shall Reign (Sandi Patty and BeBe Winans) -5:16 5. For Unto Us (David Hamilton and the London Session Players) (composed and arranged by David Hamilton) -3:57 6. And It Came to Pass in Those Days (recitative by Michael Anderson) -0:51 7. Glory to God in the Highest (Gary Chapman and Susan Ashton) -3:41 8. The Word Was Made Flesh (Anointed) -4:48 9. Emmanuel (Michael W. Smith and Amy Grant) (Michael W. Smith) -4:25 10. Follow the Star (Point of Grace and Clay Crosse) -4:35 11. The One Who Comes From Heaven (David Hamilton and the London Session Players with Choir) (composed and arranged by David Hamilton) -3:05 12. Daughter of Zion (Margaret Becker) (Michael W. Smith, Bob Farrell, Greg Nelson) -3:44 13. From the Fullness of His Love (Twila Paris and Chris Willis) -3:53 14. Man of Sorrows (Larnelle Harris) -3:45 15. Is This Not the Carpenter? (Sandi Patty and Susan Ashton) -6:16 16. And They Shall Look Upon the One Whom They Have Pierced (recitative by Bob Bailey and Lisa Cochran) -0:41 17. The Punishment of Our Peace (recitative by Bob Bailey, Kim Fleming and Vicki Hampton) -1:00 18. Though He Was Rich (Sandi Patty and Larnelle Harris) -0:50 19. We Behold His Glory (Sandi Patty and Larnelle Harris) -0:25 20. Glory to God in the Highest (reprise) (Sandi Patty and Larnelle Harris) -0:45 21. Emmanuel Theme (reprise) (Sandi Patty and Larnelle Harris) (track and vocal arrangements by David Hamilton, conducted by Ronn Huff with the London Session Players) -1:41 Listen to the musical Emmanuel: A Musical Celebration of the Life of Christ   here:

Celebrate the Gift is a compilation Christmas album released on October 7, 1994 by Star Song Records. It features five songs of previously released Christmas tracks by Twila Paris , Phillips, Craig & Dean, Brett Williams & In Reach, Two Hearts and Brian Barrett, that was originally released in 1993 and sold only at Parable Christian Stores as a free gift on CD and cassette with any music purchase. It was released as Celebrate the Gift by Twila Paris and Friends . This new reissue contains five additional new songs featuring "Wise Man" by David Robertson and is also on his 1994 solo album Soul Embrace , plus Sierra, Allison Durham Speer, Benjamin and Andy Landis. The album peaked at number 19 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart. Track listing 1. Celebrate the Gift (Twila Paris) (Twila Paris, Dwight Liles, Darrell Harris, Ken Abraham, Tink Abraham, Todd Koppelberger) -4:18 2. Emmanuel (Sierra) (Michael W. Smith) -3:30 3. Do You Hear What I Hear? (Allison Durham Speer) (Noël Regney, Gloria Shayne) -3:42 4. Sweet Christmas Birth (Brian Barrett) (Grady Robinson) -4:25 5. What Child Is This (Two Hearts) (William Chatterton Dix) -3:23 6. O Come O Come Emmanuel (Phillips, Craig & Dean) (traditional) -4:06 7. Tonight (Benjamin) (Benji Gaither, Gloria Gaither) -3:41 8. O Holy Night (Andy Landis) (Adolphe Adam, John Sullivan Dwight) -4:10 9. My Christmas (Brett Williams & In Reach) (Brett Williams) -3:15 10. Wise Man (David Robertson) (David Robertson, Dwight Liles) -4:33 Production credits Paul Mills -producer (tracks 1 and 6) Brian Green -co-producer (track 1) Cliff Downs -producer (track 2) Tim Lauer and Angela Lauer -producers (track 3) David Ebensberger -producer (track 4) Brian Tankersley -producer (track 5) Brian Wooten and Richie Biggs -producers (track 7) Andy Landis -producer (track 8) David Zaffiro -producer (track 9) Diane Louie -producer (track 10)

Carry the Light is a 1989 cassette-tape only compilation album released by Star Song Records and Missions Network Center. It is a collection of 14 previously released songs and album tracks by CCM artists and features one brand new non-album track entitled "Carry the Light," sung by various Christian artists. The song was written by CCM singer and songwriter Twila Paris and serves as a theme song for the Target 2000 Great Commission Torch Run. The torch run was sponsored by the Lausanne Committee for World Evangelists, which represents mission organizations from around the world. On April 13, 1988, in Nashville, Tennessee, 100 of Christian music's most popular recording artists and musicians volunteered their time and talents to create the "Carry the Light" recording and music video. Its theme on the entire album is based on Mark 16:15: " He said to them, “Go into all the world and preach the gospel to all creation." (NIV) "Carry the Light" is produced by Jonathan David Brown. The following artists who sang a line in the lyrics are as follows: First verse: Dallas Holm Twila Paris Wayne Watson BeBe & CeCe Winans Margaret Becker and Petra lead singer John Schlitt First chorus: Sharon Batts (she was 8 years when she recorded her vocals and best known for recording "Dear Mr. Jesus" from the 1986 Powersource album Shelter From the Storm .) Take 6 Michael W. Smith Second verse: Steve Green Steve Camp Larnelle Harris Bill Gaither Trio First Call Second chorus: DeGarmo & Key Ad-lib vocals were performed by Mylon LeFevre and former Petra lead singer Greg X. Volz. It was sold in limited copies, so it is out of print. A YouTube playlist is posted below this article. Track listing 1. Carry the Light (Twila Paris and Friends) (Twila Paris) (new recording) -5:41 2. People Need the Lord (Steve Green) (Greg Nelson, Phil McHugh) (from Steve Green ) -4:44 3. Rocketown (Michael W. Smith) (Michael W. Smith, Wayne Kirkpatrick) (from The Big Picture ) -4:35 4. Jesus Commands Us to Go! (Keith Green) (Keith and Melody Green) (from Jesus Commands Us to Go! ) -5:12 5. Back to the Street (Petra) (Bob Hartman) (from Back to the Street ) -4:17 6. The Light of Jesus to the World (Carman) (Carman Licciardello ) (from Comin' On Strong ) -4:01 7. The Name Above All Names (Debby Boone) (Chuck Girard) (from Friends for Life ) -4:45 8. We Will Stand (Russ Taff) (Russ Taff, Tori Taff, James Hollihan, Jr.) (from Walls of Glass ) -4:39 9. Won by One (Mylon & Broken Heart) (Mylon & Broken Heart, Joe Hardy) (from Face the Music ) -4:24 10. While I'm Standing Here (Dallas Holm) (Dallas Holm) (from Change the World ) -4:39 11. One on One (Steve Camp and Margaret Becker) (Steve Camp, Margaret Becker) (from One on One ) -4:35 12. Go (Harvest) (Jerry Williams) (from Holy Fire ) -4:33 13. Faithful Men (Twila Paris) (Twila Paris) (from Kingdom Seekers ) -3:25 14. Take It to All the World (2nd Chapter of Acts) (Annie Herring, Matthew Ward, Jim Tenneboe) (from Far Away Places ) -3:06 15. The Lord's Prayer (Phil Driscoll) ( Albert Hay Malotte) (from I Exalt Thee ) -4:51 Production credits Jonathan David Brown -producer (tracks 1 and 13), Greg Nelson -producer (track 2), Michael W. Smith and John Potoker -producers (track 3),Bill Maxwell -producer (track 4), John and Dino Elefante -producers (track 5), Keith Thomas - producer (track 6), Michael Omartian and Dan Posthuma -producers (track 7), Bill Schnee - producer (track 8), Mylon LeFevre and Joe Hardy -producers (track 9), Neal Joseph and Smitty Price -producers (track 10), Steve Camp and John Rosasco - producers (track 11), John Andrew Schreiner -producer (track 12), Buck Herring - producer (track 14), Phil Driscoll and Lari Goss -producers (track 15) Radio singles 1989 "Carry the Light" by Twila Paris and Friends -#10 Christian AC Listen to the playlist Carry the Light here: Watch the music video of "Carry the Light" here:

Adventures in the Land of Big Beats and Happy Feets is a compilation remix album, released on June 27, 1989 by Myrrh/Word Records. It features extended dance remixes of songs by Amy Grant , The Imperials , Sheila Walsh , Philip Bailey , Russ Taff , Kim Boyce , Steve Taylor and Randy Stonehill . Each track has segue "link" tracks. The "links" and remixes were created by Mark Heard under the alias Lee Cahuenga. Heard also recorded a track titled "Jericho" under the alias iDEoLA. The album is out of print and it is not available for streaming. A YouTube link to listen to the album is posted below this article. Track listings All link tracks and remixes created by Mark Heard (Lee Cahuenga). 1. Prologue (Rakim D. & the Garden Beats) -2:03 2. Fallin' (The Imperials) (Jimmie Lee Sloas) (from This Year's Model ) -4:18 3. Baow Baow Baow (Bunny Whop and the Hip Hop) -1:06 4. Thank You (Philip Bailey) (Bobby Nunn) (from Triumph ) -5:29 5. Rappin' Retail (Randy McNally & the Road Dogz) -1:12 6. Wise Up (Amy Grant) (Wayne Kirkpatrick, Billy Simon) (from Unguarded ) -6:29 7. No Bout Adoubt It (Billy B. & the Beez Nees) -1:11 8. Svengali (Steve Taylor) (Steve Taylor) (from I Predict 1990 ) -5:46 9. Doubtout (Billy B. & the Beez Nees) -0:57 10. I Just Want to Celebrate (Kim Boyce) (Dino Fekaris, Nick Zessus) (from Time and Again ) -5:16 11. Tee Vee Whiz (The Nerf Wilson Ensemble) -0:51 12. Jericho (iDEoLA) (Mark Heard) (new recording) -4:28 13. Cee Tee Vee (The Nerf Wilson Ensemble) -1:12 14. I've Come Too Far (Russ Taff) (Roby Duke, James Hollihan, Jr.) (from Medals ) -5:40 15. BBBBBeautitudinal (Snappo Schultz) -1:16 16. Ship of Love (Sheila Walsh) (Jon Sweet, Rod Trott) (from Shadowlands ) -6:59 17. BBBBBeautitudinal - Part II (Snappo Schultz) -1:02 18. Cold Rock the Groove (Randy Stonehill) (Randy Stonehill, Dave Perkins, Greg Husted) (from Can't Buy a Miracle ) -4:35 19. Epilogue (Rakim D. & the Garden Beats) -0:42

Geoff Moore is a self-titled solo album by Christian singer - songwriter Geoff Moore , released on September 21, 1999 by ForeFront Records. The album is produced by Monroe Jones. This is Moore's eleventh album overall, counting his seven albums he recorded with his touring band The Distance, plus three early albums he recorded before forming The Distance on the Benson label in the mid 1980s. Moore's self-titled solo album focuses on his songwriting skills and a warm, acoustic sound. The album's laid-back, genuine feel is exemplified by tracks like "Out Here," a cover of Rich Mullins ' "Boy Like Me, Man Like You," "Land of No Regret" and "Thanks to You," a duet with Moore's writing collaborator and friend Steven Curtis Chapman . Moore also covers "Bless the Broken Road" as "God Bless the Broken Road," a song that would be a hit in both the Country and Christian markets by Rascal Flatts and Selah, respectively, in the mid 2000s. A music video was made for the track. Geoff Moore climbed to number 22 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart. Track listing 1. Out Here (Geoff Moore, Jeff Silvey) -5:17 2. String Around Your Fingers (Geoff Moore, Brent Milligan) -4:15 3. Through It (Geoff Moore, Steven Curtis Chapman) -4:28 4. Boy Like Me, Man Like You (Rich Mullins, David "Beaker" Strasser) -4:06 5. Thanks to You (with Steven Curtis Chapman) (Geoff Moore. Steven Curtis Chapman) -3:32 6. With You (Geoff Moore, Roscoe Meek) -3:27 7. Land of No Regret (Geoff Moore, Roscoe Meek) -4:28 8. My Own Back Yard (Geoff Moore, Brent Milligan) -4:38 9. Belong (Geoff Moore, Steven Curtis Chapman) -4:33 10. Best Friends, God's Love & Great Times (Geoff Moore, Roscoe Meek) -4:58 11. God Bless the Broken Road (Bobby Boyd, Jeff Hanna, Marcus Hummon) -4:02 12. Overflow (Geoff Moore, Steven Curtis Chapman) -4:09 Radio single 1999 "String Around My Finger" -#14 Christian CHR, -#6 Christian AC Previous release: Threads (1997) Next release: A Beautiful Sound (2002) Watch the music video of "God Bless the Broken Road" here: