Just Over in Heaven Doyle Lawson & Quicksilver

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  • Release Date: 06/20/2000
  • Sales Rank: 35,120
  • Label: SUGARHILL
  • UPC: 015891391120

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Just Over in Heaven

1LISTENI'll Keep on Sailing 2:35
2LISTENThe Only Thing That Matters 3:21
3LISTENThe Man Upstairs 2:24
4LISTENGod Is Watching over Me 2:41
5LISTENListen to the Bells 2:15
6LISTENThe Right Hand of Fellowship 2:47
7LISTENSafe with You at Home 3:02
8LISTENWe Need the Light 2:37
9LISTENGonna Row My Boat 2:36
10LISTENIs That the Bells of Heaven 3:39
11LISTENHeaven's Not So Far Away 2:43
12LISTENI Am So Glad 2:40
13LISTENGreat White Angel 2:47
14LISTENJust over in Heaven 2:25

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Doyle Lawson & Quicksilver, without doubt the finest bluegrass gospel group performing today, seems unable to make a bad album, and Lawson's current lineup may be the best one he's ever had. Just Over in Heaven combines band arrangements with a cappella numbers, but even when the instruments are playing the vocal arrangements are at the center of the group's sound; where most bluegrass bands use standard parallel harmonies in their gospel arrangements, Lawson's approach is far more complex and is rooted equally in shape, note, and African-American gospel traditions. On tracks like "I Am Glad" and "We Need the Light" the parts move in intricate counterpoint, like cogs in a perfectly designed watch; the sound borders on that of a barbershop quartet. In fact, that effect is a little bit cloying on one or two tracks (notably "Listen to the Bells"), but, for the most part, this album succeeds spectacularly and is highly recommended. Rick Anderson, All Music Guide

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