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Charles William Ashworth (born August 10, 1956), known professionally as Charlie Peacock , is an American singer, songwriter, pianist, record producer, and author. Peacock was born in Yuba City, California , and his father was a trumpeter and educator. As a youth he was inspired by the music of American jazz musician John Coltrane . After leaving California State University, Sacramento in 1976, Peacock began playing jazz piano in the band, The Runners. He met author Frank Kofsky at California State University and through him met various jazz artists such as Andrew Hill . In 1978, songwriter Stephen Holsapple recorded Peacock's vocal compositions and they began writing songs together. He began performing at Maurice's American Bar and his song "So Attractive" was placed with a music publisher. Vocalist and songwriter Sal Valentino asked Peacock to join his band and gave Peacock's music to his industry friends. In 1980 A&M Records signed Peacock for a demo recording with producer David Kahne . Peacock formed The Charlie Peacock Group with Erik Kleven (bass), Jim Caselli (drums), Darius Babazadeh (tenor saxophone) and guitarist, Mark Herzig . He also recorded with David Kahne at the Automatt and at Moon Studios with Stephen Holsapple during this period and those recordings became the album Last Vestiges of Honor , released in 1998. Peacock contracted with a production imprint company called Exit Records in early 1983. That year, he performed as a keyboardist and vocalist for Vector in the band's 1983 release Mannequin Virtue. From 1990 to 1999, Peacock produced over fifty albums in the Christian and gospel music genre and founded the record company re:think ( EMI /Sparrow) and signed the artists Sarah Masen and Switchfoot . Amy Grant 's 1991 single " Every Heartbeat " was co-written by Peacock, Grant and Wayne Kirkpatrick. He has co-written and produced songs and albums in the CCM market for artists like Geoff Moore , Margaret Becker , Out of the Grey and himself. Three of his solo albums have made the list of CCM Magazine 's 100 Greatest Albums in Christian Music : Lie Down in the Grass , The Secret of Time and Love Life . On March 9, 2004, Peacock released Full Circle: A Celebration of Songs and Friends commemorating his 20-year anniversary as a solo recording artist. In 2005 Peacock released his first commercial jazz/improvisational music CD, Love Press Ex-Curio , short for Loves Pressure Exhibits Curiosity. According to jazz critics, "while Peacock has consistently pushed the boundaries of pop and gospel music by adding elements of alternative rock, dance music and jazz, he has never before delved into jazz as unabashedly and wholeheartedly as he does on Love Press Ex-Curio ." Peacock is married to his wife Andi and they have a son, Sam Ashworth, who like his father, is making a name for himself in the music business as an artist, songwriter and producer. Ashworth is married to his collaborator and recording artist Ruby Amanfu and has three children. More information on Charlie Peacock at Wikipedia: https://en/wikipedia.org/wiki/Charlie_Peacock Discography Lie Down in the Grass (1984) Charlie Peacock (1986) West Coast Diaries, Vol. 1 (1987) West Coast Diaries, Vol. 2 (1988) West Coast Diaires, Vol. 3 (1989) The Secret of Time (1990) Love Life (1991) Everything That's On My Mind (1994) strangelanguage  (1996) ...In The Light: The Very Best of Charlie Peacock (1996) (compilation album) Kingdom Come  (1999) Last Vestiges of Honor (1999) Full Circle: A Celebration of Songs and Friends (2004) Love Press Ex-Curio (2005) Arc of the Circle (2008) No Man's Land (2012) Lemonade (2014) When Light Flashes Help Is on the Way (2018) Lil' Willie (2019) She Sang for Me, Vol. 1 (with Les Chanteuses) (2019) Skin and Wind (2021) Every Kind of Uh-oh (2024) Big Hope, Big Love (2024)

Long Time Comin' is the second studio album by the Christian gospel vocal group The Winans , released in 1983 by Light Records. The album was produced by Bill Maxwell. The brothers earned their second Grammy nomination for Best Soul Gospel Performance by a Duo or Group for this album in 1984. That same year, they earned their first Dove Award nomination for Contemporary Gospel Album of the Year. In early 1984, The Winans' Long Time Comin' made its first appearance in Billboard magazine's Top Spiritual Albums (now named Top Gospel Albums) chart peaking at number 8. Track listing All songs were written by Marvin Winans, except where noted. 1. If I Ever Fall (Marvin Winans, Ronald Winans, John H. Smith) -4:47 2. J-E-S-U-S (Marvin Winans, William Weatherspoon) -4:10 3. Long Time Comin' (Holding On) -5:37 4. A Gift Without a Giver -4:36 5. You Are Everything to Me -3:57 6. Don't Be Deceived (Carvin Winans, Delores Winans) -4:01 7. Finder's Keepers -5:11 8. If I Labor (Marvin Winans, Estella Boyd) -4:23 9. I Love You (Marvin Winans, John H. Smith) -3:31 10. For We May Never Know -4:07 Personnel The Winans: Marvin Winans -vocals Carvin Winans - vocals Michael Winans - vocals Ronald Winans -vocals Previous release: Introducing The Winans  (1981) Next release: Tomorrow  (1984)

All Out is the seventh studio album by the Christian gospel vocal group The Winans , released on August 24, 1993 by Qwest/Warner Bros. Records and Warner Alliance Records. All Out is The Winans' first album in three years and released after the success of their 1990 album Return and continues their contemporary urban sound mixing gospel and hip hop/R&B with more guest artists appearing. Prolific musician Robert Kelly (known professional as R. Kelly) provides guest vocals and produces on two of the three tracks: the singles "Payday" (R. Kelly also provides rap vocals) and "That Extra Mile." Other prolific artists/musicians on the album include R&B vocalist Lelah Hathaway ("It's Not Heaven If You're Not There"), country singer Ricky Van Shelton ("If He Doesn't Come Tonight"), singer - songwriter Kenny Loggins ("Love Will Never Die") and young brother BeBe Winans providing backing vocals on the final track "He Said Go." The Winans worked with various producers, including R. Kelly, Gerald Levert, nephew Mario Winans and Michael J. Powell among others, on the album to give it a mix of variety with musician Quincy Jones and Barry Hankerson serving as executive producers. The title of the album is based on scripture from Mark 16: 15: "He said unto them, 'Go into all the world and preach the gospel to all creation,'" (NIV) hence the name of the album. All Out is the first Winans album to not top the Gospel Album chart, but only peaking at number 15, also peaked at number 9 on the Top Christian Albums and debuted and peaked at number 41 on the Top R&B/Hip Hop Albums charts in Billboard magazine. In 1994, The Winans won their seventh and final Grammy Award for their album in the category of Best Contemporary Soul Gospel Album. They were nominated for a Dove Award for Contemporary Gospel Album of the Year and a Soul Train Music Award for Best Gospel Album. Track listing 1. Payday (featuring R. Kelly) (Carvin Winans, Wayman Tisdale) -4:32 2. It's Not Heaven If You're Not There (featuring Lelah Hathaway) (Marvin Winans) -5:04 3. If He Doesn't Come Tonight (featuring Ricky Van Shelton) (Marvin Winans) -4:01 4. That Extra Mile (featuring R. Kelly) (Marvin Winans, Carvin Winans, Robert Kelly) -5:42 5. Tradewinds (Ralph McDonald, William Salter) -5:50 6. All You Ever Been Was Good (Marvin Winans) -4:27 7. Money Motive (Carvin Winans) -4:31 8. Love Will Never Die (featuring Kenny Loggins) (Carvin Winans) -4:51 9. Heaven Belongs to You (Marvin Winans, Regina Winans) -5:44 10. He Said Go (backing vocals by BeBe Winans) (Marvin Winans) -5:03 Personnel The Winans: Marvin Winans -lead vocals (tracks 1 -3, 5 and 6), backing vocals Carvin Winans - lead vocals (tracks 1, 2, 7 and 8), backing vocals Michael Winans - vocals, backing vocals Ronald Winans - lead vocals (tracks 4 and 10), backing vocals Production credits R. Kelly -producer (tracks 1, 4 and 6) Marvin Winans -producer (tracks 3 and 5) Carvin Winans -producer (tracks 5 and 7) Vincent Herbert -co-producer (tracks 5 and 9) Gerald Levert and Toney Nicholas -producers (track 2) Steve Buckingham -co-producer (track 3) Mario Winans -co-producer (track 7) Michael J. Powell -producer (track 8) The Winans -producers (track 9) Johnny Mandel -producer (track 10) Quincy Jones and Barry Hankerson -executive producers (all tracks) Accolades Grammy Award -Best Contemporary Soul Gospel Album ( All Out ) Radio singles 1993 "Payday" (featuring R. Kelly) -#8 Christian CHR, #74 Billboard Hot R&B/Hip Hop Songs 1993 "Tradewinds" -#13 Christian AC 1993 -1994 "That Extra Mile" (featuring R. Kelly) -#6 Christian CHR, #21 Christian AC 1994 "Love Will Never Die" (featuring Kenny Loggins) -#30 Christian AC Previous release: Return  (1990) Next release: Heart & Soul  (1995) Watch the music video of "Payday" (remix featuring R. Kelly) here:

Return is the sixth studio album by the Christian gospel vocal group The Winans , released on April 24, 1990 by Qwest/Warner Bros. Records. Starting with this album it was also the formation of Warner Bros. Gospel/Christian label Warner Alliance. The Winans returned with a more urban contemporary sound with Return with the opening new jack swing track, "It's Time." Featuring the rap intro by musician - producer Teddy Riley, "It's Time" is the title song of the album, in which it addresses the theme of repentance with a specific reference to urban violence. Accompanied by a music video, "It's Time" became the brothers first major mainstream success in the R&B market, climbing up to the Top 5 on the R&B charts and the song topped the Christian CHR chart for 8 weeks. The Winans were the fourth gospel act to top the Christian CHR chart, in which most songs are topped by white acts in Christian radio like Amy Grant , Michael W. Smith and Petra . Other track highlights include "Everyday the Same" featuring harmonica and cameo vocals by Stevie Wonder, " "When You Cry" featuring the saxophone by Kenny G. and "A Friend" featuring Aaron Hall of the R&B group Guy (for which Riley is also a member). Further music videos were made for "A Friend" and "Don't Leave Me." The Winans did face some criticism with this album, particularly with "It's Time" with its new jack swing sound, which most gospel audiences objected and for working with secular musicians and employing worldly sounds like hip-hop and rap. The Winans found that their mainstream connections opened many doors for them in terms of ministry. In 2001, CCM Magazine named this album as one of the "100 Greatest Albums in Christian Music," ranking it at number 61. Return was The Winans' only Gold certified album selling 500,000 copies. The album charted on the following Billboard album charts: #1 Billboard Top Gospel Albums #4 Billboard Top Christian Albums #12 Billboard Top R&B/Hip Hop Albums #90 Billboard 200 Albums In 1991, The Winans were the first recipients of a Dove Award in its inaugural category of Rap/Hip Hop/Dance Recorded Song of the Year for "It's Time" and they won a Soul Train Music Award for Best Gospel Album. They were nominated for a Grammy for Best Contemporary Soul Gospel Album. Track listing All songs were written by Marvin Winans, except where noted. 1. It's Time (featuring Teddy Riley) (Marvin Winans, Carvin Winans, Teddy Riley, Bernard Bell) -5:19 2. Everyday the Same (harmonica and cameo vocals by Stevie Wonder) -4:56 3. Don't Leave Me -5:40 4. A Friend (featuring Aaron Hall) (Teddy Riley, Bernard Bell, Tammy Lucas) -5:54 5. Gonna Be Alright (Carvin Winans, Jennifer E. Brantley) -4:40 6. When You Cry (saxophone by Kenny G.) (Carvin Winans, Leroy Hyter) -6:03 7. Together We Stand -5:01 8. This Time It's Personal (Carvin Winans, Michael Winans, Regina Winans) -3:42 9. Free (Lanar Brantley) -4:24 10. Wherever I Go -3:56 RIAA certifications Gold certified in 1992. Personnel The Winans: Marvin Winans -vocals Carvin Winans - vocals Michael Winans - vocals Ronald Winans -vocals Production credits The Winans -producers (tracks 1, 3, 4, 8 and 9) Michael J. Powell -producer (tracks 2, 5 -7) Teddy Riley -producer (tracks 1, 3 and 4) Bernard Bell -co-producer (tracks 1 and 4) Marvin Winans -producer (track 10) Accolades Dove Award -Rap/Hip Hop/Dance Recorded Song of the Year ("It's Time" featuring Teddy Riley) Soul Train Music Award -Best Gospel Album Radio singles 1990 "It's Time" featuring Teddy Riley -#1 Christian CHR for 8 weeks, #5 Billboard Hot R&B/Hip Hop Songs, #42 Billboard Dance Music Sales 1990 "Everyday the Same" -#1 Christian CHR for 2 weeks, #1 Christian AC for 2 weeks 1990 "A Friend" -#20 Christian CHR, #4 Christian AC, #11 Billboard Hot R&B/ Hip Hop Songs 1990 -1991 "When You Cry" -#12 Christian AC, #40 Billboard  Hot R&B/Hip Hop Songs 1991 "Don't Leave Me" -#13 Christian CHR, #34 Billboard  Hot R&B/Hip Hop Songs 1991 "Together We Stand" -#25 Christian CHR, #24 Christian AC Previous release: Live at Carnegie Hall  (1988) Next release: All Out  (1993) Watch the music video of "It's Time" featuring Teddy Riley here: Watch the music video of "A Friend" featuring Aaron Hall here: Watch the music video of "Don't Leave Me" with a guest appearance by actor Blair Underwood here:

Decisions is the fifth studio album by the Christian gospel vocal group The Winans . It was released on September 1, 1987 by Qwest/Warner Bros. Records. The brothers produced the album with Barry Hankerson and music producer Quincy Jones served as executive producer. Decisions continue the success of their previous Grammy-winning album Let My People Go with their combo of contemporary gospel and R&B. It features guest singers that were both released as singles: "Ain't No Need to Worry" with American R&B singer Anita Baker and "Love Has No Color" with singer - songwriter Michael McDonald. The Winans originally recorded a cover of Elton John's 1974 hit "Don't Let the Sun Go Down on Me" (#2 Billboard Hot 100, #3 Billboard AC) with an arrangement by Ronald Winans. It was replaced by the Christmas track "The Real Meaning of Christmas," which was originally released as a non-album single in 1986, in later pressings. Decisions gave The Winans their second number one album on the Top Gospel Albums, plus it appeared on the following Billboard album charts: #12 Top Christian Albums #30 Top R&B/Hip Hop Albums #109 Billboard 200 Albums The Winans won Grammy, Dove and Soul Train Music Awards for their album. See the accolades section below this article. Track listing All songs were written by Marvin Winans, except where noted. 1. Ain't No Need to Worry (featuring Anita Baker) -5:45 2. Million -4:25 3. Breaking of Day -4:49 4. What Can I Say -4:46 5. Right, Left in a Wrong World (Marvin Winans, Carvin Winans) -6:10 6. The Real Meaning of Christmas (Marvin Winans, Carvin Winans, Barry Hankerson) -4:41 7. Love Has No Color (featuring Michael McDonald) (Marvin Winans, Ronald Winans, Percy Bady) -4:15 8. Give Me You -4:47 9. How Can You Live Without Christ? (Marvin Winans, Carvin Winans) -4:23 Personnel The Winans: Marvin Winans -vocals Carvin Winans - vocals Michael Winans - vocals Ronald Winans -vocals Accolades Grammy Award -Best Soul Gospel Performance by a Duo or Group ("Ain't No Need to Worry" featuring Anita Baker) Dove Award -Contemporary Gospel Album of the Year ( Decisions ) Soul Train Music Award -Best Gospel Album -Duo, Group or Chorus ( Decisions ) Radio singles 1987 "Ain't No Need to Worry" featuring Anita Baker -#9 Christian CHR, #8 Christian AC, #15 Billboard Hot R&B/Hip Hop Songs 1988 "Love Has No Color" featuring Michael McDonald -#2 Christian CHR, #18 Christian AC Previous release: Let My People Go  (1985) Next release: Live at Carnegie Hall  (1988)

Tomorrow is the third studio album by the Christian gospel vocal group The Winans , released in late 1984 by Light Records. The album was produced by Bill Maxwell and Scott V. Smith, with Marvin Winans serving as associate producer. It is considered a breakthrough album due to the title song. It was a successful hit on Christian radio climbing up to the Top 20 and they were one of the many African-American artists, along with Philip Bailey , Leon Patillo and Deniece Williams to be accepted and get airplay when most are only relegated to just Traditional gospel radio. Another highlight track on the album is "Bring Back the Days of Yea and Nay." Marvin wrote nine out of the album's ten songs with the title song co-written by twin brother Carvin. Tomorrow featured songs with arrangements that were built logically on Andraé Crouch's 1970s work. The tracks were played by Crouch's core musicians-Harlen Rogers, Hadley Hockensmith, Justo Almario, Alex Acuña and producer Maxwell-who would become in the Los Angeles jazz circles as Koinonia, and go on to influence the development of a new sound in contemporary jazz on the West Coast. Their Influence gave the album a sound that had much more in common with the post-disco R&B of the early 1980s (pre-Quincy Jones-era Michael Jackson) than it did with the "contemporary" gospel of the day. CCM Magazine named Tomorrow as one of "The 100 Greatest Albums in Christian Music" in 2001. Tomorrow peaked at number 3 on the Billboard Top Gospel Albums chart in early 1985. That same year, The Winans were nominated for a Dove Award for Traditional Gospel Album of the Year and in 1986, they won their first Grammy Award for Best Soul Gospel Performance by a Duo or Group for this album while Marvin Winans won his first solo Grammy for Best Soul Gospel Performance, Male for his self-written track "Bring Back the Days of Yea and Nay" at the 28th Grammy Awards. In 1989, Light Records reissued Tomorrow on CD as Tomorrow and More featuring the ten tracks plus six additional songs taken from the brothers two previous Light releases, Introducing The Winans and Long Time Comin' . Track listing All songs were written by Marvin Winans, except where noted. 1. Secret Place -5:12 2. Tomorrow (Carvin Winans, Debra Winans) -4:10 3. You Just Don't Wanna Be Loved -4:22 4. Uphold Me (Marvin Winans, Ronald Winans, Fred Manns) -4:07 5. Everything You Touch Is a Song -5:24 6. Love Is a Spirit -4:42 7. Bring Back the Days of Yea and Nay -4:48 8. Lord I Believe -4:00 9. Trust in God -4:18 10. Golden Opportunity -4:20 Personnel The Winans: Marvin Winans -vocals Carvin Winans - vocals Michael Winans - vocals Ronald Winans -vocals Accolades Grammy Award -Best Soul Gospel Performance by a Duo or Group ( Tomorrow ) Best Soul Gospel Performance, Male ("Bring Back the Days of Yea and Nay" by Marvin Winans) Radio singles 1985 "Tomorrow" -#17 Christian AC/CHR Previous release: Long Time Comin'  (1983) Next release: Let My People Go  (1985) Watch the music video of "Tomorrow" here:

Sheep in Wolves Clothing is the third studio album by the Christian rock band Mylon LeFevre & Broken Heart, released in 1985 on Myrrh Records. Produced by LeFevre and Joe Hardy. The album became successful with Christian radio hits like "Morning Star," "The Warrior" and "He is Strong." A music video was made for their single "Trains Up in the Sky." Guest musicians includes Myrrh label mates Leon Patillo on synthesizer and Philip Bailey of Earth, Wind & Fire on congas and backing vocals plus Joe English, Russ Taff , Gaither Vocal Band and former Petra lead vocalist Greg X. Volz on backing vocals among others. Sheep in Wolves Clothing peaked at number 17 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart. The concert video Sheep in Wolves Clothing - Live was released on VHS with the band performing songs from the album as well as music videos for "Stranger to Danger" and "Trains Up in the Sky." In 1986, the band earned their first Dove Award nomination for Pop/Contemporary Album of the Year. Track listing 1. Crucible of Love (Tony Pilcher) -3:31 2. He is Strong (Mylon LeFevre, Ben Hewitt, Stan Coates) -3:52 3. I Will Rejoice (Gary Hughes) -5:10 4. Love Lasts Forever (Mylon LeFevre, Stan Coates, Kenny Bentley) -3:35 5. Morning Star (Mylon LeFevre, Dean Harrington) -4:03 6. Gospel Ship (Mylon LeFevre) -4:22 7. So Help Me God (John David Teems) -3:58 8. Trains Up in the Sky (Jerome Olds) -4:29 9. The Warrior (Mylon LeFevre, Stan Coates) -4:30 Personnel Mylon LeFevre & Broken Heart: Mylon LeFevre -lead vocals, guitar David Payton - guitar, backing vocals Kenny Bentley -bass guitar, backing vocals Paul Joseph -keyboards, synthesizer, backing vocals Ben Hewitt -drums, digital drums, percussion Scott Allen -guitar, backing vocals Radio singles 1985 "The Warrior" -#2 Christian CHR, #4 Christian AC 1985 "He is Strong" -#4 Christian CHR, #29 Christian AC 1986 "Trains Up in the Sky" -#5 Christian CHR 1986 "Morning Star" -#13 Christian AC Previous release: Live Forever (1983) Next release: Look Up (as Look Up) (1986) Watch the music video of "Trains Up in the Sky" here: Watch the live concert playlist Sheep in Wolves Clothing - Live here:

Awesome God: A Tribute to Rich Mullins is a various artists compilation project album released on November 10, 1998 by Reunion Records. Awesome God is a tribute album to the late singer and songwriter Rich Mullins and it was released four months after the Myrrh/Word Records posthumous release The Jesus Record , which also featured artists recording their versions of Mullins' final songs. Three of the artists that recorded on The Jesus Record are on this album: Michael W. Smith ("Awesome God"), Ashley Cleveland ("I See You") and Amy Grant ("Hold Me Jesus"). Smith recorded "Awesome God," originally with the verses and chorus on this recording. But it was the song's chorus that will be the focal point when Smith records it for his 2001 live release Worship . The rest of the artists taking part are Gary Chapman ("Elijah"), Billy Sprague ("A Place to Stand"), DC Talk 's Kevin Max ("Save Me"), Carolyn Arends ("Jacob and 2 Women"), Caedmon's Call ("Step by Step"), Chris Rice ("Calling Out Your Name") and Billy Crockett ("Verge of a Miracle"). Reed Arvin, who has produced many of Mullins' albums, produced seven of the album's eleven tracks with Arvin co-producing Jars of Clay's cover of "If I Stand." Awesome God peaked at number 24 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart. Track listing All songs were written by Rich Mullins, except where noted. 1. Awesome God (Michael W. Smith) -4:33 2. Jacob and 2 Women (Carolyn Arends) -3:27 3. Verge of a Miracle (Billy Crockett) -4:14 4. Hold Me Jesus (Amy Grant) -3:28 5. Calling Out Your Name (Chris Rice) -4:43 6. Elijah (Gary Chapman) -5:08 7. If I Stand (Jars of Clay) (Rich Mullins, Steve Cudworth) -3:53 8. A Place to Stand (Billy Sprague) -5:10 9. Save Me (Kevin Max) -5:19 10. I See You (Ashley Cleveland) -5:06 11. Step by Step (Caedmon's Call) (David "Beaker" Strasser) -3:24 Production credits Reed Arvin -producer (tracks 1 -8) Jars of Clay and Glen Rosenstein -co-producers (track 7) Kevin Max -producer (track 9) Kenny Greenberg -producer (track 10) Caedmon's Call -producers (track 11) Radio singles 1998 "Elijah" by Gary Chapman -#29 Christian AC

Out of the Grey is a husband-and-wife contemporary Christian music duo consisting of Scott and Christine Denté. Christine provides lead vocals, while Scott plays guitars and sings background, along with the occasional lead vocals. They have released seven studio albums, one best-of compilation and one live EP and have been involved in a number of other projects. Their 1991 self-titled debut album was named one of the 100 Greatest Albums in Christian Music by CCM Magazine . Meeting in 1985 at the Berklee College of Music in Boston, Massachusetts, the couple married in 1987 and moved to Nashville the following year where they recorded demos whenever they weren't waiting tables. Eventually, the twosome caught the ear of Sparrow Records' Peter York and entered the studio with singer/songwriter Charlie Peacock in the producer's chair. Christine's voice-often ethereal and breathy but never weak-immediately captured attention, causing one reviewer to deem it "one of the most perfectly tuned instruments in Christian music." Meanwhile, Scott's biting and inventive turns on electric and acoustic guitars were balanced against Peacock's clean, simple production, which let the songs speak for themselves. Discography Out of the Grey (1991) The Shape of Grace (1993) Diamond Days (1994) Gravity (1995) (See Inside) (1997) Remember This: The Out of the Grey Collection (1998) (compilation album) 6.1 (2001) Live 12-6-2000 (2001) (live EP) A Little Light Left (2015) Christine Denté solo projects/collaborations Along the Road (with Susan Ashton and Margaret Becker) (1994) Becoming (2003) (solo album) Lost in Wonder: Voices of Worship (with Susan Ashton and Michelle Tumes) (2004) Voyage (Journey of Prayer) (2009) (credited as Christine Denté and Out of the Grey) Scott Denté solo projects/collaborations Invention (1997) (with Phil Keaggy and Wes King)

Recollections is the third official compilation album by the Christian female vocal group Point of Grace , released on August 11, 2017 by Word/Curb/Warner Bros. Records. This 2-CD collection features 30 tracks of Point of Grace's mix of fan favorites, album cuts and #1 hits and at the time, the group was celebrating 25 years of "music, miles and memories." Unlike their previous compilation albums, 24 and Turn Up the Music , there are no new tracks. Track listing Disc 1 (from Point of Grace ; produced by Robert Sterling and Scott Williamson) 1. I'll Be Believing (Becky and Geoff Thurman) -3:23 2. One More Broken Heart (Dwight Liles, Jeff Slaughter) -4:04 3. Jesus Will Still Be There (Robert Sterling, John Mandeville) -4:31 4. I Have No Doubt (Tommy Greer, Dawn Thomas) -4:31 5. This Day (Lowell Alexander) -3:32 (from The Whole Truth ; produced by Robert Sterling) 6. The Great Divide (Grant Cunningham, Matt Huesmann) -4:18 7. God Is With Us (Robert Sterling) -4:00 8. Take Me Back (Robert Sterling, Pete Strayer) -3:56 9. The House That Mercy Built (Grant Cunningham, Matt Huesmann) -4:01 (from Life, Love & Other Mysteries ; produced by Phil Naish (tracks 10 and 13) and Michael Omartian (tracks 11 and 12)) 10. Keep the Candle Burning (Jeff and Gayla Borders, Lowell Alexander) -4:26 11. Any Road, Any Cost (Scott Krippayne, Tony Wood) -4:17 12. God Forbid (Tony Wood, Kyle Matthews) -3:36 13. Circle of Friends (Douglas McKelvey, Steve Siler) -4:18 (from Steady On ; produced by Brown Bannister) 14. Steady On (Grant Cunningham, Matt Huesmann) -4:47 15. Saving Grace (Grant Cunningham, Matt Huesmann) -4:39 Disc 2 (from I Choose You ; produced by David Zaffiro) 1. Who Am I? (Marshall Hall, Sam Mizell, Terry Fritsch) -3:37 (from Free to Fly ; produced by Brown Bannister (tracks 2 and 3) and Nathan Nockels and and Tom Laune (track 4)) 2. You Will Never Walk Alone (Lowell Alexander) -4:34 3. Blue Skies (Grant Cunningham, Matt Huesmann) -4:36 4. Yes, I Believe (Joel Lindsay, Tony Wood) -4:41 (from I Choose You ; produced by Mark Hammond (track 5) and David Zaffiro (track 6)) 5. I Choose You (John Waller, Jason Hoard, Scott Johnson, Matt Adkins) -4:03 6. Waiting in the Wings (Mark Harris, Tony Wood) -4:03 (from How You Live ; produced by Brown Bannister) 7. How You Live (Turn Up the Music) (Cindy Morgan) -4:33 8. Any Way (Kelly Minter, Connie Harrington) -4:11 9. Heal the Wound (Nichole Nordeman, Clint Lagerberg) -4:23 10. King of the World (Cindy Morgan) -4:13 (from No Changin' Us ; produced by Nathan Chapman) 11. No Changin' Us (Stephanie Chapman) -4:16 (from A Thousand Little Things ; produced by Ian Eskelin) 12. A Thousand Little Things (Point of Grace, Ian Eskelin, Tony Wood) -2:41 13. I Believe in You (Dedication Song) (Cindy Morgan, Laurie Smith) -4:11 (from Directions Home (Songs We Love, Songs You Know) ; produced by Point of Grace and Andy Leftwich (track 14), co-produced by Roger Ryan (track 15)) 14. Friend of a Wounded Heart (Wayne Watson, Claire Cloninger) -4:52 15. The Climb (Jessi Alexander, Jon Mabe) -4:34 Personnel Point of Grace: Shelly Breen -vocals (all tracks) Denise Jones -vocals (all tracks) Leigh Capillino -vocals (Disc 2: tracks 1, 5 -15) Terry Jones -vocals (Disc 1: tracks 1 -15, Disc 2: tracks 2 -4) Heather Payne -vocals (Disc 1: tracks 1 -15, Disc 2: tracks 1 -9) Previous release: Directions Home (Songs We Love, Songs You Know)  (2015) Next release: Beautiful Name - Hymns and Worship Songs  (2018)

Directions Home (Songs We Love, Songs You Know)  is the 13th studio album by the Christian female vocal group Point of Grace , released on April 7, 2015 by Word/ Curb/Warner Bros. Records. The trio produced the album with assistance from Stuart Dill, Andy Leftwich and Roger Ryan. It is the trio's first non-holiday covers album featuring a couple of well-known songs like "The Climb" (originally recorded by Miley Cyrus) and the number one CCM and country hit "Something In the Water" (originally recorded by country singer and American Idol Season 4 winner Carrie Underwood). Also included are a couple of Christian songs like Wayne Watson 's Dove Award-winning classic "Friend of a Wounded Heart" and Matt Maher's "Lord, I Need You." Point of Grace recorded two new tracks: the title song featuring award-winning country artist Vince Gill and "Two Roads" featuring country/bluegrass musician Ricky Skaggs. Directions Home debuted and peaked at number 26 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart. In the fall of 2015, Directions Home was nominated for a Dove Award for Bluegrass/Country Album of the Year and in 2016, it was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Roots Gospel Album. It is Point of Grace's third Grammy nomination and their first since 1998's Steady On . Track listing 1. A Life That's Good (originally recorded by Lennon & Maisy as featured on the the television series Nashville ) (Ashley Monroe, Sarah Siskind) -3:25 2. Only Love (originally recorded by Wynonna Judd) (Roger Murray, Marcus Hummon) -4:18 3. Directions Home (featuring Vince Gill) (Stephanie Chapman) -3:38 4. Something in the Water (originally recorded by Carrie Underwood) (Carrie Underwood, Brett James, Chris DeStefano) -3:57 5. Friend of a Wounded Heart (originally recorded by Wayne Watson) (Wayne Watson, Claire Cloninger) -5:25 6. Lord, I Need You (originally recorded by Matt Maher) (Matt Maher, Christy Nockels, Kristian Stanfill, Daniel Carson, Jesse Reeves) -3:54 7. Home (originally recorded by Phillip Phillips) (Drew Pearson, Greg Holden) -3:27 8. You're Gonna Miss This (originally recorded by Trace Adkins) (Ashley Gorley, Lee Thomas Miller) -4:07 9. Two Roads (featuring Ricky Skaggs) (Cindy Morgan, Lola Morgan) -4:47 10. The Climb (originally recorded by Miley Cyrus) (Jessi Alexander, Jon Mabe) -4:34 Personnel Point of Grace: Shelly Breen -vocals Denise Jones -vocals Leigh Capillino -vocals Production credits Point of Grace and Andy Leftwich -producers (all tracks) Stuart Dill -co-producer (track 4) Roger Ryan -co-producer (track 10) Previous release: A Thousand Little Things  (2012) Next release: Recollections  (2017) (2-CD compilation album)

A Thousand Little Things is the 12th studio album by the Christian female vocal group Point of Grace , released on May 1, 2012 by Word/Curb/Warner Bros. Records. The album was produced by Ian Eskelin. It is the female trio's fourth country album and they also co-wrote three songs: "Good Enough" (co-written with Cindy Morgan ), the title song (co-written with producer Eskenlin) and "Might Be Today." Other songwriting contributors include Ben Glover, Tony Wood, Chad Cates and Jeffrey East among others. A Thousand Little Things debuted and peaked at number 8 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums and number 186 on the Billboard 200 Albums charts. The album was nominated for a Dove Award for Country Album of the Year. Track listing 1. Good Enough (Point of Grace, Cindy Morgan, Steven Dale Jones) -3:03 2. Heaven Knows (Ben Glover, Tim James) -3:20 3. A Thousand Little Things (Point of Grace, Ian Eskelin, Tony Wood) -2:41 4. Only Jesus (Christa Wells, Nicole Witt) -3:49 5. What I Already Know (Brian White, Scotty Alexander, Michael Boggs) -3:52 6. Might Be Today (Point of Grace, Connie Harrington, Jill Paquette) -3:13 7. Wash Me Away (Ian Eskelin, Nicole Witt, Tony Wood) -3:04 8. You Be the One (Cindy Morgan, Nicole Witt) -4:04 9. I Believe in You (Dedication Song) (Cindy Morgan, Laurie Smith) -4:11 10. Saving Jesus (Tony Wood, Chad Cates, Jeffrey East) -3:34 Personnel Point of Grace: Shelly Breen -vocals Denise Jones -vocals Leigh Capillino -vocals Previous release: Turn Up the Music: The Hits of Point of Grace  (2011) (compilation  album) Next release: Directions Home (Songs We Love, Songs You Know)  (2015)