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Worldwide is the seventh studio album by the Christian modern rock band Audio Adrenaline , released on February 25, 2003 by ForeFront Records. Worldwide sees Audio A forging forward with a wall of sound that merges the band's pop sensibilities with all-out edgy modern rock. Charlie Peacock has produced and arranged the album's five tracks including the lead single "Pierced" with Jason Burkum producing the other six tracks. "Leaving 99" is another hit from the band, pretty much in the vein of "Ocean Floor" with lead vocals done solely by Tyler Burkum. It charted on both the Billboard and Radio & Records Christian radio charts. "Ocean Floor" (from their previous album Lift ) reappears as a Christian AC radio remix version as a bonus track. To go along with the album, a live concert DVD titled Alive was released featuring concert footage of the band performing songs from Worldwide , as well as concert favorites like "Big House" and "Hands and Feet." It was filmed at the Alive Festival at Clay's Park in Canal Fulton, Ohio. Worldwide debuted and peaked at number 4 and number 116 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums and Billboard  200 Albums charts, respectively. In 2004 after four previous nominations, Audio A won their first Grammy Award for Best Rock Gospel Album at the 46th Grammy Awards and were nominated for three Dove Awards for Rock/Contemporary Album of the Year, Rock Recorded Song of the Year for the track "Dirty" and Long Form Video of the Year for their concert DVD Alive . Track listing All songs written by Audio Adrenaline and Bob Herdman, except where noted. 1. Worldwide: One -3:24 2. Church Punks -1:46 3. Dirty -3:01 4. Go And Be (Audio Adrenaline, Bob Herdman, Charlie Peacock) -3:09 5. Pierced -3:44 6. Strong -3:20 7. Pour Your Love Down -4:13 8. Leaving 99 -3:27 9. Miracle -3:15 10. Worldwide: Two -3:15 11. Start a Fire -3:54 12. Ocean Floor (Radio Remix) -4:16 Personnel Audio Adrenaline: Mark Stuart -lead vocals Will McGinniss -bass guitar Tyler Burkum -lead vocals, guitars, keyboards, Rhodes electric piano Ben Cissell -drums Production credits Charlie Peacock -producer (tracks 3 -5, 9 and 10) Jason Burkum -producer (tracks 1, 2, 6 -8 and 11) Audio Adrenaline -producers (track 12) Accolades Grammy Award -Best Rock Gospel Album ( Worldwide ) Radio singles 2003 "Dirty" -#9 R&R Christian CHR 2003 "Pierced" -#25 R&R Christian CHR, #9 R&R Christian AC, -#12 Billboard Hot Christian Songs, -# 12 Billboard Christian Airplay, -#14 Billboard Christian AC Airplay 2003 "Strong" -#24 R&R Christian CHR 2004 "Leaving 99" -#1 R&R Christian CHR, -#2 R&R Christian AC, -#5 Billboard Hot Christian Songs, -#5 Billboard Christian Airplay, -#5 Billboard Christian AC Airplay 2004 "Miracle" -#9 R&R Christian CHR Previous release: Lift  (2001) Next release: Until My Heart Caves In  (2005) Watch the full concert video Alive here:

Lift is the sixth studio album by the Christian modern rock band Audio Adrenaline , released on November 20, 2001 by ForeFront Records. The band produced the album themselves. It is Audio A's second release of 2001 (the band released their "best of" compilation album Hit Parade earlier). Lift has the rough feel of 1996's Bloom , but has some upbeat pop tunes like "Beautiful" and "Rejoice." But the album's real highlight is "Ocean Floor." The rock ballad is the best track that talks about forgiveness and leaving behind your sins. The song is sung by Mark Stuart singing the verses and lead guitarist Tyler Burkum singing the chorus and bridge. This is the first time that lead vocal duties were shared by Stuart and Burkum. The album as a whole has a worship feel to most of the tracks, especially that it was released as part of the modern contemporary worship movement at the time with albums by Third Day, Delirious? and Michael W. Smith with his worship albums. Audio A became a four-piece band once again with musician Bob Herdman leaving to run their label Flicker Records, which he co-founded with Stuart and Will McGinniss. Herdman did get involved in the making of Lift as a songwriter and co-wrote the entire album with the band. Audio A purchased a house in Nashville, Tennessee and turned it into a home studio where the album was made. Lift debuted and peaked at number 12 and number 169 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums and Billboard 200 Albums charts, respectively. Audio A has also released an audio/video DVD featuring music videos for "Ocean Floor," "Rejoice" and "Hands and Feet" from Underdog and seven audio tracks, plus interviews and other footage. In 2003, Audio A won a Dove Award for Rock Album of the Year at the 34th GMA Dove Awards. "Ocean Floor" was nominated for Song of the Year and Pop/Contemporary Recorded Song of the Year. The album was also nominated for a Grammy for Best Rock Gospel Album. Track listing All songs written by Audio Adrenaline and Bob Herdman. 1. You Still Amaze Me -4:19 2. I'm Alive -3:31 3. Beautiful -3:49 4. Ocean Floor -4:08 5. Rejoice -3:57 6. Speak to Me -4:04 7. Glory -4:09 8. Summertime -3:07 9. This is Everything -4:06 10. Lift -3:56 11. Tremble -7:52 12. Beautiful (radio mix) -3:50 13. Lonely Man (from the Demo Sessions) -3:44 Personnel Audio Adrenaline: Mark Stuart -lead vocals Will McGinniss -bass guitar, backing vocals Tyler Burkum -lead vocals, guitars, keyboards Ben Cissell -drums, percussion, backing vocals Accolades Dove Award -Rock Album of the Year ( Lift ) Radio singles 2001 "Beautiful" -#1 R&R Christian CHR for 4 weeks 2002 "Rejoice" -#2 R&R Christian CHR 2002 "Ocean Floor" -#1 R&R Christian CHR for 2 weeks, -# 1 R&R Christian AC for 2 weeks Previous release: Hit Parade  (2001) (compilation album) Next release: Worldwide  (2003) Watch the music video of "Ocean Floor" here: Watch the music video of "Rejoice" here:

Hit Parade is the first official compilation album by the Christian modern rock band Audio Adrenaline , released on March 13, 2001 by ForeFront Records. This collection contains fifteen of Audio A's best tracks from their previous albums, from 1993's Don't Censor Me to 1999's Underdog , plus two new recordings that were released to Christian radio as singles: "Will Not Fade" (Christian Rock) and "One Like You" (Christian CHR). The band produced the new tracks. There are no songs represented from their self-titled debut album , aside from the "DC-10" rerecording from Underdog . Hit Parade climbed to number 9 on the Top Christian Albums and peaked at number 186 on the Billboard 200 Albums charts. In 2002, Audio A were nominated for a Dove Award for Rock Recorded Song of the Year for "Will Not Fade." Track listing 1. Will Not Fade (Audio Adrenaline) (new recording) -3:49 2. I'm Not the King (Mark Stuart, Bob Herdman, Will McGinniss, Barry Blair) (from Bloom ) -3:54 3. Mighty Good Leader (Audio Adrenaline) (from Underdog ) -3:15 4. Some Kind of Zombie ( Mark Stuart , Bob Herdman, Will McGinniss, Barry Blair) (from Some Kind of Zombie ) -4:46 5. Get Down (Audio Adrenaline) (from Underdog ) -3:16 6. Walk On Water (Mark Stuart, Bob Herdman, Will McGinniss, Barry Blair) (from Bloom ) -3:52 7. Big House (Mark Stuart, Bob Herdman, Will McGinniss, Barry Blair) (from Don't Censor Me ) -3:39 8. We're a Band (Mark Stuart, Bob Herdman, Will McGinniss, Barry Blair) (from Don't Censor Me ) -4:00 9. Blitz (featuring The O.C. Supertones with guest vocals by Matt Morginsky) ( Mark Stuart, Bob Herdman, Will McGinniss) (from Some Kind of Zombie ) -4:13 10. Hands and Feet (Mark Stuart, Bob Herdman, Will McGinniss, Tyler Burkum,  Charlie Peacock) (from Underdog ) -4:07 11. Man of God (Mark Stuart, Bob Herdman, Will McGinniss, Barry Blair) (from Bloom ) -4:18 12. Chevette ( Mark Stuart , Bob Herdman, Will McGinniss, Brian McSweeney) (from Some Kind of Zombie ) -4:17 13. Underdog (Mark Stuart, Bob Herdman, Will McGinniss, Tyler Burkum) (from Underdog ) -3:31 14. Never Gonna Be As Big As Jesus (Mark Stuart, Bob Herdman, Will McGinniss, Barry Blair) (from Bloom ) -4:27 15. DC-10 (Swing Version) (Mark Stuart, Bob Herdman, Will McGinniss, Barry  Blair) (from Underdog ) -2:23 16. One Like You (Audio Adrenaline) (new recording) -3:20 17. Rest Easy (Mark Stuart, Bob Herdman, Will McGinniss, Barry Blair) (from Don't Censor Me ) -4:44 Personnel Audio Adrenaline: Mark Stuart -lead vocals, backing vocals (all tracks) Will McGinniss -bass guitar, backing vocals (all tracks) Bob Herdman -keyboards, guitars, backing vocals (all tracks) Tyler Burkum -lead guitar, guitars, backing vocals (tracks 1, 3 -5, 9, 10, 12, 13, 15 and 16) Ben Cissell -drums, percussion (tracks 1 -6, 9 -16) additional musicians: Greg Herrington -drums (tracks 2, 6, 7, 11, 14 and 17) Barry Blair -lead guitar, backing vocals (tracks 2, 4, 6 -8, 11, 14 and 17) The O.C. Supertones (guest musicians on track 9): Matt Morginsky -guest vocals Dave Chevalier -tenor saxophone Dan Spencer -trombone Darren Mettler -trumpet Production credits Audio Adrenaline -producers (tracks 1, 3, 5, 13, 15 and 16) John Hampton -producer (tracks 2, 4, 6, 9, 11, 12 and 14) Steve Griffith -producer (tracks 7 and 17) Charlie Peacock -producer (track 10) The Gotee Brothers -producers (track 8) Radio singles 2001 "One Like You" -#5 Christian CHR Previous release: Underdog  (1999) Next release: Lift (2001)

Live Bootleg is the first live album by the Christian modern rock band Audio Adrenaline , released in the fall of 1995 on ForeFront Records. It contains live recordings of songs from Don't Censor Me plus a couple of songs from their self-titled debut album and a cover of the popular children's song "If You're Happy and You Know It." With production by the band themselves, Live Bootleg was recorded "without permission" at concerts in New Jersey, Nevada, Oregon, Washington and Pennsylvania. Track listing All songs written by Audio Adrenaline, except where noted. 1. Intro -1:02 2. We're a Band -4:11 3. What You Need (Mark Stuart, Bob Herdman, Barry Blair) -4:49 4. Can't Take God Away (Audio Adrenaline, Toby McKeehan, Todd Collins) -4:58 5. Soulmate -3:56 6. Scum Sweetheart -4:41 7. Rest Easy -7:08 8. Don't Censor Me -4:08 9. Medley: My God (Bob Herdman, Barry Blair)/DC-10 (Mark Stuart, Bob Herdman, Barry Blair) -7:00 10. Big House -5:19 11. If You're Happy and You Know It (arranged by Audio Adrenaline) -6:52 Personnel Audio Adrenaline: Mark Stuart -lead vocals Will McGinniss -bass guitar, vocals Barry Blair - lead guitars, vocals Bob Herdman -keyboards, guitars, vocals additional musician: Brian Heyes -drums Previous release: Don't Censor Me: Extended Play Remixes  (EP) (1994) Next release: Bloom (1996)

Don't Censor Me: Extended Play Remixes  is a four-song extended play (EP) by the Christian modern rock band Audio Adrenaline , released in the fall of 1994 on ForeFront Records. Released as part of the record label's "Extended Play Remixes" series featuring ForeFront recording artists and their remixed songs. The EP contains remixes of three songs from their second album Don't Censor Me with two remixes of "Can't Take God Away" plus remixed versions of "We're a Band" and "Big House." Track listing All songs written by Audio Adrenaline, except where noted. 1. Can't Take God Away (Eternal Life Mix) (Audio Adrenaline, Toby McKeehan, Todd Collins) -5:59 2. Can't Take God Away (House Mix) -6:46 3. We're a Band (Hardcore Mix) -6:04 Bonus track: 4. Big House (Aquatic Dub Mix) -4:09 Production credits The Gotee Brothers -original producers (tracks 1 -3) Steve Griffith -original producer (track 4) Scott Blackwell -remixer (tracks 1 -3) Ian Eskelin -remixer (track 4) Previous release: Don't Censor Me  (1993) Next release: Live Bootleg  (1995) Listen to the remix EP Don't Censor Me: Extended Play Remixes  here:

Audio Adrenaline is the self-titled debut studio album by the Christian modern rock band Audio Adrenaline , released on April 17, 1992 by ForeFront Records and is distributed by EMI Christian Music Group (now Capitol Christian Music Group). Audio A produced two tracks with Steve Griffith producing the remaining nine songs. According to the band, the album came to be when they met Bob Herdman. The band, which was known as A-180 at the time, had been playing and touring for some time already. Herdman approached them to record a song he had written called "My God" which mixed metal and rap. After they did, they asked Herdman to join the band as their keyboardist. Herdman also suggested they change their name, which they did to Audio Adrenaline. Producer and singer Toby McKeehan (TobyMac from DC Talk ) stumbled upon the recording of "My God," and they met after a DC Talk concert in 1989. McKeehan then brought the tape to the people at ForeFront Records and they decided to sign the band. They then started writing and recording songs in the same vein as "My God," combining rock/pop elements with rap. Kind of a combination of Faith No More and Red Hot Chili Peppers. Audio Adrenaline was a decent beginning for the band but to this day, none of these songs have ever appeared on any of their compilation albums, except for a couple of live performances on their 1995 album Live Bootleg and a re-recorded version of "DC-10" on their 1999 album Underdog , that appeared on their first compilation album Hit Parade . Tracks like "My God" and "DC-10" were the only highlights. The band made their first music video for the song "PDA." "Who Do You Love" and "Audio World" were their first two Top 20 Christian CHR hits. Track listing All songs written by Mark Stuart, Bob Herdman and Barry Blair, except where noted. 1. One Step Hyper (Audio Adrenaline) -4:21 2. What You Need -4:27 3. Who Do You Love -3:50 4. PDA -4:09 5. The Most Excellent Way -4:26 6. J-E-S-U-S is Right (Bob Herdman, Barry Blair) -4:31 7. Revolution (Mark Stuart, Barry Blair) -5:16 8. Audio World -4:33 9. DC-10 -3:13 10. My God (Bob Herdman, Barry Blair) -3:40 11. Life (Audio Adrenaline, Steve Griffith) -4:22 Personnel Audio Adrenaline: Mark Stuart -lead vocals, raps, noises Will McGinniss -bass guitar, backing vocals, noises Barry Blair -acoustic and electric guitars, backing vocals, noises Bob Herdman -percussion, general effects, backing vocals, raps, noises Radio singles 1992 "Who Do You Love" -#13 Christian CHR 1992 -1993 "Audio World" -#16 Christian CHR Previous release: Reaper's Train (1990) (cassette only independent release) Next release: Don't Censor Me (1993) Watch the music video of "PDA" here:

Don't Censor Me is the second studio album by the Christian modern rock band Audio Adrenaline , released on November 16, 1993 by ForeFront Records. The album was produced by Steve Griffith and The Gotee Brothers, which consisted of Toby McKeehan (TobyMac of DC Talk ), Joey Elway and Todd Collins, founders of Gotee Records, producing only two tracks. Don't Censor Me was a much-improved follow up to their self-titled debut , but the band members feel "it still didn't hit the mark." Despite that, Audio A hit the mark at Christian CHR with its first two singles: "My World View" featuring a cameo vocal appearance by DC Talk's Kevin Max and "Big House." It was the latter song that received the most airplay and even a music video was made. "Big House" was a big hit not just at Christian radio but with the youth and teenagers, thanks in part to its sing-a-long chorus. It is their signature song. CCM Magazine ranked the song at number 25 in their 2006 book The 100 Greatest Christian Songs in Christian Music . Other hits followed like "Can't Take God Away" and "Rest Easy" for Christian CHR with "We're a Band" and the title song for Christian Rock radio. Don't Censor Me started climbing the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart in 1994 after a slow start. It peaked at number 11. In 1995, Audio A released their first Video EP on VHS titled Big House featuring behind-the-scenes footage and music videos for "Big House," "We're a Band," "A.K.A. Public School" and "PDA" from their first album. The video for "A.K.A. Public School" features an appearance by DC Talk playing the "three cool guys" at a high school basketball tournament. That same year, the band received their first Dove Award nominations for Rock Album of the Year, Rock Recorded Song of the Year and Short Form Music Video of the Year, both for "Big House." The following year, the band won their first Dove Award for Long Form Music Video of the Year for Big House . In 2021, ForeFront reissued Don't Censor Me on vinyl as a limited edition through Girder Music featuring an adrenaline orange marble swirl picture LP, limited to just 300 copies. Track listing All songs written by Audio Adrenaline, except where noted. 1. Can't Take God Away (Audio Adrenaline, Toby McKeehan, Todd Collins) -3:54 2. A.K.A. Public School -3:30 3. Soulmate -3:35 4. My World View (cameo vocal by Kevin Max) -4:23 5. Big House -3:32 6. Jesus & the California Kid -2:54 7. Don't Censor Me -3:16 8. Let Love -4:33 9. We're a Band -4:00 10. Rest Easy -4:39 11. Scum Sweetheart -4:15 Personnel Audio Adrenaline: Mark Stuart -lead vocals Will McGinniss -bass guitar Barry Blair - guitars Bob Herdman -keyboards Production credits Steve Griffith -producer (tracks 2 -8, 10 and 11) The Gotee Brothers -producers (tracks 1 and 9) Accolades Dove Award -Long Form Music Video of the Year ( Big House ) Radio singles 1994 "My World View" -#3 Christian CHR, -# 33 Christian AC 1994 "Big House" -#12 Christian CHR 1994 "Can't Take God Away" -#12 Christian CHR 1994 "Rest Easy" -#10 Christian CHR 1995 "A.K.A. Public School" -#14 Christian CHR Previous release: Audio Adrenaline  (1992) Next release: Don't Censor Me: Extended Play Remixes  (EP) (1994) Watch the music video of "Big House" here: Watch the music video of "We're a Band" here: Watch the music video of "A.K.A. Public School" here:

Still is the seventh studio album by the Christian gospel music duo BeBe & CeCe Winans , released on October 6, 2009 by the independent label Malaco Records with the B & C imprint. It is their first studio album together since 1994's Relationships . BeBe and CeCe have sung together in each other's solo records on and off during their break from each other as a musical duo. Still features various producers including their long-time producer Keith Thomas as well as family member Mario Winans, Peter Zizzo, Mervyn Warren and Warryn Campbell among others. Fellow R&B Gospel duo Mary Mary are featured vocalists on the song "Let It Be" and elder sibling Marvin Winans is a featured vocalist on the song "Things." The first single "Close to You" gave BeBe and CeCe their first number song on both Billboard 's Hot Gospel Songs and Gospel Airplay charts. The album would top the Top Gospel Albums chart (their first number one on that chart since Different Lifestyles ), number 2 on the Top R&B/Hip Hop Albums and number 12 on the Billboard 200 Albums charts, their highest charting album to date by the duo on the latter. BeBe and CeCe won two Grammy Awards for Best Contemporary R&B Gospel Album for Still and Best Gospel Performance for the track "Grace" at the 53rd Grammy Awards. Their song "Close to You" won them a Dove Award in a tie for Urban Recorded Song of the Year at the 41st GMA Dove Awards. "Reason to Dance" and "Never Thought" were songs featuring samples of other songs with the former sampling "Wanna Be Startin' Somethin'" by Michael Jackson and the latter sampling "That's the Way of the World" by Earth, Wind & Fire. Track listing All songs written by BeBe Winans, except where noted. 1. Still -4:02 2. Close to You -3:24 3. Things (featuring Marvin Winans) (BeBe Winans, Peter Zizzo) -3:18 4. Grace -5:47 5. Reason to Dance (Warryn Campbell) -4:15 6. He Can Handle It -4:41 7. Changed My World (Alvin Love III) -4:08 8. The Garden (CeCe Winans, Percy Bady) -4:20 9. Never Thought (BeBe Winans, Peter Zizzo) -4:59 10. I Found Love (Cindy's Song) -3:58 11. Let It Be (featuring Mary Mary) (BeBe Winans, Mario Winans) -3:32 Production credits Keith Thomas -producer (tracks 1, 2 and 4) Peter Zizzo -producer (tracks 3 and 9) Warryn Campbell -producer (track 5) Tony "CD" Kelly -producer (track 6) Mervyn Warren -producer (tracks 7 and 10) Percy Bady -producer (track 8) Mario Winans -producer (track 11) Jonathan Crone and Daryl Bush -production coordinators (tracks 1, 2 and 4) Accolades Grammy Award -Best Contemporary R&B Gospel Album ( Still ) Best Gospel Performance/Song ("Grace") Dove Award -Urban Recorded Song of the Year ("Close to You") Radio singles 2009 "Close to You" -#1 Billboard Hot Gospel Songs, - #1 Billboard Gospel Airplay -#21 Billboard Hot R&B/Hip Hop Songs, -#5 Billboard Adult R&B Airplay 2009 -2010 "Grace" -#5 Billboard Hot Gospel Songs, -#5 Billboard Gospel Airplay 2010 "I Found Love (Cindy's Song)" -#11 Billboard Hot Gospel Songs, -#11 Billboard Gospel Airplay, -#25 Billboard Adult R&B Airplay 2010 "Never Thought" -#26 Billboard Adult R&B Airplay, -#99 Billboard Hot R&B/ Hip Hop Songs Previous release: The Ultimate Collection (2006) (Sparrow Records compilation album) Watch the music video of "Close to You" here: Watch the music video of "I Found Love (Cindy's Song)" here:

The Ultimate Collection is a 2006 2-CD compilation album of the Christian gospel music duo BeBe & CeCe Winans released by Sparrow Records. Released as part of The Ultimate Collection series featuring former artists of the Sparrow label, this collection contains 25 previously released songs on 2 CDs from their albums BeBe & CeCe Winans , Heaven , Different Lifestyles and Relationships , plus their re- recording of "Up Where We Belong" from their 1996 Greatest Hits album. Track listing Disc 1 1. Count It All Joy (BeBe Winans, Allan Rich, Jud Friedman) (from Relationships ) -5:05 2. Addictive Love (BeBe Winans, CeCe Winans, Keith Thomas) (from Different Lifestyles ) -5:25 3. For Always (BeBe Winans, Billy Sprague, Keith Thomas) (from BeBe & CeCe Winans ) -4:05 4. Love Of My Life (BeBe Winans, Keith Thomas) (from Relationships ) -4:54 5. Lost Without You (BeBe Winans, Keith Thomas) (from Heaven ) -4:15 6. In Return (Marvin Winans) (from BeBe & CeCe Winans ) -3:49 7. I Don't Know Why (backing vocals by The Winans) (BeBe Winans) (from BeBe & CeCe Winans ) -3:51 8. I.O.U. Me (Billy Sprague, Keith Thomas, Tom Hemby, Michael Rapp) (from BeBe & CeCe Winans ) -4:44 9. Wanna Be More (BeBe Winans) (from Heaven ) -4:43 10. Love Said Not So (backing vocals by The Winans) (BeBe Winans, Percy Bady) (from BeBe & CeCe Winans ) -4:37 11. Up Where We Belong (Buffy Sainte-Marie, Jack Nitzsche, Will Jennings) (from Greatest Hits ) -5:03 12. It's O.K. (BeBe Winans, Keith Thomas) (from Different Lifestyles ) -4:07 13. Heaven (BeBe Winans, Keith Thomas) (from Heaven ) -4:44 14. Don't Let Me Walk This Road Alone (David Foster, Keith Thomas, Linda Thompson) (from Relationships ) -4:17 Disc 2 1. Change Your Nature (BeBe Winans) (from BeBe & CeCe Winans ) -5:00 2. I'll Take You There (featuring Mavis Staples) (Alvertis Isbell) (from Different Lifestyles ) -4:20 3. Don't Cry (BeBe Winans, Keith Thomas) (from Heaven ) -4:22 4. Two Different Lifestyles (BeBe Winans, Cedric Caldwell) (from Different Lifestyles ) -4:55 5. You (BeBe Winans, Mervyn Warren, Mark Kibble, Michael Lawrence) (from Heaven ) -4:49 6. Call Me (BeBe Winans, Keith Thomas) (from BeBe & CeCe Winans ) -5:18 7. Supposed to Be (BeBe Winans, Keith Thomas) (from Different Lifesytles ) -4:30 8. Depend On You (BeBe Winans, Keith Thomas, Debra Winans) (from Different Lifestyles ) -4:24 9. Meantime (BeBe Winans, Keith Thomas) (from Heaven ) -5:10 10. Celebrate New Life (featuring Whitney Houston) (BeBe Winans, Keith Thomas) (from Heaven ) -3:48 11. He's Always There (CeCe Winans, Madeline Stone) (from Relationships ) -3:50 12. He's Coming Soon (BeBe Winans) (from BeBe & CeCe Winans ) -4:27 Production credits Keith Thomas -producer (tracks CD 1: 2, 3, 5 -10, 12 and 13; CD 2: 1 -10 and 12) BeBe Winans -producer (tracks CD 1: 1; CD 2: 11) Cedric Caldwell -producer (tracks CD 1: 1; CD 2: 11) Arif Mardin -producer (track CD 1: 4) Joe Mardin -producer (track CD 1: 4) Rhett Lawrence -producer (track CD 1: 11) David Foster -producer (track CD 1: 14) Previous release: Greatest Hits (1996) (compilation album) Next release: Still (2009)

Greatest Hits is an official compilation album by the Christian gospel music duo BeBe & CeCe Winans , released on November 12, 1996 by Sparrow and EMI Records. It is a collection of twelve of their best songs that were hits on mainstream R&B radio as well as CCM radio from the late 1980s to mid 1990s like "Addictive Love," "I.O.U. Me," "Heaven," "Celebrate New Life" and "I'll Take You There." In addition, BeBe and CeCe recorded two new songs; a re-recording of their debut single "Up Where We Belong" which they originally recorded for their 1984 debut album Lord Lift Us Up and "Feels Like Heaven (With You)." BeBe and CeCe won a Dove Award for their re-recording of "Up Where We Belong" for Contemporary Gospel Recorded Song of the Year at the 29th GMA Dove Awards. Greatest Hits peaked at number 3 on the Top Gospel Albums, number 14 on the Top Christian Albums and number 93 on the Top R&B/Hip Hop Albums charts in Billboard magazine. BeBe and CeCe would resume back to their solo careers until 2009 when they reunited for their next album Still . Track listing 1. Intro/Count It All Joy (BeBe Winans, Allan Rich, Jud Friedman) (from Relationships ) -6:31 2. Addictive Love (BeBe Winans, CeCe Winans, Keith Thomas) (from Different Lifestyle ) -5:25 3. Lost Without You (BeBe Winans, Keith Thomas) (from Heaven ) -4:15 4. For Always (BeBe Winans, Billy Sprague, Keith Thomas) (from BeBe & CeCe Winans ) -4:05 5. Feels Like Heaven (With You) (BeBe Winans) (new recording) -5:37 6. It's O.K. (BeBe Winans, Keith Thomas) (from Different Lifestyle ) -4:08 7. Meantime (BeBe Winans, Keith Thomas) (from Heaven ) -5:10 8. Heaven (BeBe Winans, Keith Thomas) (from Heaven ) -4:44 9. If Anything Ever Happened To You (Allan Rich, Jud Friedman) (from Relationships ) -4:18 10. Celebrate New Life (featuring Whitney Houston) (BeBe Winans, Keith Thomas) (from Heaven ) -3:48 11. I.O.U. Me (Billy Sprague, Keith Thomas, Tom Hemby, Michael Rapp) (from BeBe & CeCe Winans ) -4:44 12. Up Where We Belong (Buffy Sainte-Marie, Jack Nitzsche, Will Jennings) (new recording, originally from Lord Lift Us Up ) -5:05 13. Love Said Not So (backing vocals by The Winans) (BeBe Winans, Percy Bady) (from BeBe & CeCe Winans ) -4:37 14. I'll Take You There (featuring Mavis Staples) (Alvertis Isbell) (from Different Lifestyle ) -4:20 Production credits Keith Thomas -producer (tracks 2 -4, 6 -8, 10, 11, 13 and 14) BeBe Winans -producer (tracks 1 and 5) Cedric Caldwell -producer (track 1) Rhett Lawrence -producer (track 12) Arif Mardin -producer (track 9) Cory Rooney -producer (track 5) Accolades Dove Award -Contemporary Gospel Recorded Song of the Year ("Up Where We Belong") Radio singles 1997 "Up Where We Belong" -#2 Christian AC Previous release: Relationships (1994) Next release: The Ultimate Collection (2007) (Sparrow Records compilation) Watch the music video of "Feels Like Heaven (With You)" here:

Relationships is the sixth studio album by the Christian gospel music duo BeBe & CeCe Winans , released on September 8, 1994 on Sparrow Records and Capitol Records. BeBe & CeCe's first new studio album in three years, after the mainstream success of Different Lifestyles , they return with an album that is more personal. In CeCe's words: "A lot of people think we're supposed to be perfect, but we're people too, we go through hurt and pain. We get songs through experiences and as we reveal these things, people are touched." Relationships feature notable singles "If Anything Ever Happened To You," "Love of My Life" and "Count It All Joy." The album climbed to number 4 on the Top Gospel Albums, number 7 on the Top Christian Albums, number 19 on the Top R&B/Hip Hop Albums and number 111 on the Billboard 200 Albums charts and was certified Gold in 1995 by the RIAA (Recording Industry Association of America). BeBe served as executive producer as well as co-producing a majority of the tracks, along with David Foster, Cedric Caldwell and Rhett Lawrence with additional production. After the release of Relationships , BeBe and CeCe took a break as a duo to focus on their solo careers with CeCe releasing her debut solo album Alone In His Presence in 1995 and BeBe releasing his self-titled debut solo album in 1997. They would reunite 15 years later for their next release Still in 2009. Track listing 1. Intro/Count It All Joy (BeBe Winans, Allan Rich, Jud Friedman) -6:31 2. Love Of My Life (BeBe Winans, Keith Thomas) -4:54 3. Don't Let Me Walk This Road Alone (David Foster, Keith Thomas, Linda Thompson) -4:17 4. Both Night & Day (BeBe Winans, Rhett Lawrance) -4:25 5. Stay With Me (BeBe Winans, Steve Harvey) -4:52 6. He's Always There (CeCe Winans, Madeline Stone) -3:50 7. Right Away (BeBe Winans, Steve Harvey) -4:52 8. If Anything Ever Happened To You (Allan Rich, Jud Friedman) -4:18 9. These What Abouts (BeBe Winans) -5:01 10. (If I Was Only) Welcomed In (BeBe Winans, Rhett Lawrance) -5:14 11. We Can Make A Difference (CeCe Winans, Madeline Stone) -3:45 Production credits BeBe Winans -producer (tracks 1, 4 -7 and 11) Cedric Caldwell - producer (tracks 1, 6 and 11) Arif Mardin -producer (tracks 2 and 8) David Foster -producer (tracks 3 and 9) Steve Harvey -producer (tracks 5 and 7) Rhett Lawrence -producer (tracks 4 and 10) Joe Mardin -producer (track 2) RIAA certifications Gold certified in 1995. Radio singles 1994 "If Anything Ever Happened To You" -#16 Christian CHR, -# 16 Christian AC, -#52 Billboard Hot R&B/Hip Hop Songs 1995 "Love Of My Life" -#35 Billboard Hot R&B/Hip Hop Songs 1995 "Count It All Joy" -#7 Christian CHR, -#1 Christian AC Previous release: First Christmas (1993) Next release: Greatest Hits (1996) (compilation album) Watch the music video of "If Anything Ever Happened to You" here: Watch the music video of "Love Of My Life" here:

First Christmas is the fifth studio and Christmas album by the Christian gospel music duo BeBe & CeCe Winans , released on October 25, 1993 by Sparrow and Capitol Records. Their Christmas album is a mix of traditional Christmas songs and original songs. BeBe & CeCe also covers The Five Stairsteps 1970 hit "O-o-h Child" (-#8 Hot 100, -# 14 R&B) with their parents and husband and wife gospel duo Mom & Pop Winans as guest vocalists. First Christmas also contains two previously released songs from other projects: "Silent Night, Holy Night" taken from the 1988 various artists album Christmas from Sparrow Records and "For Unto Us (A Child Is Born)" from the various artists album The New Young Messiah that was released the same year. This album showcased BeBe's production skills and led to him doing production work with R&B superstar and family friend Whitney Houston on the soundtrack to her motion picture debut The Bodyguard as well as production and writing music for artists such as Gladys Knight, Bobby Brown, The Clark Sisters and his younger sisters Angie & Debbie Winans. First Christmas climbed up to number 12 on the Top Christian Albums, number 23 on the Top Gospel Albums, number 17 on the Top R&B/Hip Hop Albums and number 163 on the Billboard 200 Albums charts. Track listing 1. Jingle Bells (James Lord Pierpont) -4:24 2. Silver Bells (Jay Livingston, Ray Evans) -4:18 3. Give Me a Star (BeBe Winans) -5:01 4. Joy to the World (traditional; arranged by Jimmy Wakely) -4:50 5. I Love You (BeBe Winans, Angie Winans) -4:37 6. Silent Night, Holy Night (Franz Xaver Gruber, Joseph Mohr) -5:25 7. Hark! The Herald Angel Sing (traditional; arranged by BeBe Winans and Victor Caldwell) -5:23 8. White Christmas (Irving Berlin) -4:59 9. O-o-h Child (guest vocals by Mom & Pop Winans) (Stan Vincent) -5:14 10. For Unto Us (A Child Is Born) (Georg Friedrich Händel; arranged by Cedric Caldwell) -4:31 11. All Because (CeCe Winans, Madeline Stone) -4:11 12. The First Noel (traditional; arranged by BeBe Winans, Cedric Caldwell, David Foster and Jeremy Lubbock) -6:03 Production credits BeBe Winans -producer (tracks 2, 3, 5, 7 -9 and 11) Cedric Caldwell -producer (tracks 2, 3, 7 -9 and 11) Steve Harvey -producer (tracks 1 and 4) Billy Smiley -producer (track 6) Greg Nelson -producer (track 10) David Foster -producer (track 12) Previous release: Different Lifestyles (1991) Next release: Relationships (1994) Watch the music video of "Jingle Bells" here: