The Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir- I'll say yes

I'll Say Yes * Your heart's response to worshiping with the live and alive Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir will be a resounding "Yes!" Includes "Holy Is the Lord," "Worthy Is the Lamb," "I Adore You," "We Fill the Sanctuary," "I Will Bless Your Name," "King of Glory," "Spirit Fall Down," "Holy Spirit Come," the title track, and more. Sounds like ? choral gospel-pop like only the Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir can deliver, plus the church styling of Kurt Carr, Andrae Crouch, Larnelle Harris. At a glance ? Several ballads overstay their welcome, but I'll Say Yes continues to offer exactly what congregates have come to expect from the acclaimed 300-member choir. Track Listing 1. Holy Is the Lord 2. O How I Love the Name 3. Hallelujah You're Worthy 4. I Never Lost My Praise 5. We Fill the Sanctuary 6. The Lord Thy God 7. I Adore You 8. I'll Say Yes 9. Spirit Fall Down 10. I Need You Once Again 11. Hallelujah to the King 12. Bless Your Name Forevermore 13. Worthy Is the Lamb The Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir's list of accomplishments reads like a publicist's dream. With 26 albums, 6 Grammys, 7 Dove Awards, and more than 4 million discs sold, they're not only one of the most decorated choirs in Christian and gospel music?and one of the most decorated artists, period. Two key elements to the choir's success are their multi ethnic makeup and pop inclinations. At its core, it's a gospel choir, but its cosmopolitan membership, polished sound, orchestral elements, and easy-to-learn worship lyrics have made it a favorite among listeners who aren't drawn to more raw and charismatic traditional gospel. I'll Say Yes, the Brooklyn Tab's first for Integrity music, keeps all of these ingredients intact and unfolds as expected to churchgoers familiar with their past work. Choir director Carol Cymbala is a church-music purist, so she makes sure to keep the songs as grand, repetitive, and straightforward as possible?no surprises whatsoever, including covers of Chris Tomlin's "Holy Is the Lord" and Darlene Zschech's "Worthy Is the Lamb." The choir's duties have always been split between special music ensemble ("I Need You Once Again," the Kurt Carr original "I Never Lost My Praise") and straightforward worship leading ("O How I Love the Name," "Hallelujah You're Worthy"). Both facets have a place within the church, but it's when the choir leads the worshipers that the singers truly shine, particularly the Latinized "We Fill the Sanctuary" and the Larnelle-styled "Hallelujah to the King." This explosiveness offsets the more expansive, drawn-out arrangements. At 13 songs and 71 minutes, I'll Say Yes tends to overstay its welcome, particularly during the ballads. It's still an opulent, well-performed collection, even if best enjoyed in small doses. http://store.brooklyntabernacle.org/bookstore/product.cfm?SKU=CD-24

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JUMA31 (2008-09-06)

Thanx for this upload. Good quality!

FUnnicide (2008-09-07)

thnx

bhayz (2012-08-22)

thanks.pls can you upload helen baylor tracks