Uncloudy Days

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  • Release Date: 09/20/2005
  • Sales Rank: 151,127
  • Label: ARTEMIS STRATEGIC
  • UPC: 699675174323

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Uncloudy Days

1LISTENUncloudy Days / Bryan Wilson 3:33
2LISTENHow Sweet It Is (To Be Loved by You) / Cissy Houston 6:42
3LISTENChanged / Hawkins Family 7:46
4LISTENThis Could Be the Day / Ann McCrary 5:11
5LISTENTomorrow / The Winans 4:08
6LISTENI'll Be Thinking of You / Andraé Crouch 5:09
7LISTENAmazing Grace / Five Blind Boys of Alabama 6:23
8LISTENRunning Back to You / Commissioned 4:45
9LISTENStill, My Father / Bryan Wilson 4:39
10LISTENLove Under New Management / Kurt Carr Singers 5:00
11LISTENEarly in the Morning / Edwin Hawkins 3:31
12LISTENGod Is Not Sleeping / Mavis Staples 5:51
13LISTENIt's Alright Now / Jessy Dixon 3:44
14LISTENGod Won't (Hurt You) / Bil Carpenter 4:39

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Artemis' Uncloudy Days promises an in-depth exploration of gospel music from the traditional to the contemporary, inspired by Bill Carpenter's Gospel Music Encyclopedia of the same name. That promise goes unfulfilled, as a majority of the genre's rich history remains woefully untapped -- late-'70s offerings from Walter Hawkins & the Hawkins Family ("Changed") and Andraé Crouch ("I'll Be Thinking of You") are as "steeped in history" as the collection gets. Slick, overproduced spirituals prevail, with only a blistering live rendition of "Amazing Grace" from the Blind Boys of Alabama to feed the soul, resulting in a boring and decidedly un-inspirational journey into slick late-'80s/mid-'90s soul-exaltation. Reverend Lee Power, All Music Guide

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