Reviewed by Tony Cummings

Despite the new addition to the sleeves "featuring the Alleluia Worship Band", there is no real sense of musical coherence here - just top of the line session musicians laying down nimble rhythm tracks - catch the thrilling blues rock arrangement of "Not By Might Nor Power" - over which the producer (Don Harris) then invites selected session singers to come in and lend their pipes to 10 evergreen worship songs. As music it is fine, thanks to some superlative vocals, particularly by Lisa Glasgow on "We Behold You" and Kelly Willard on "To Him Who Sits On The Throne". As worship, it depends whether you're looking for Spirit-led spontaneity or slick musicianship, as to whether you'll warm to this album and indeed the whole series.

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