Reviewed by Tony Cummings

Old school inspirational music from Gary S Paxton's Garpax Branson company. Here we have Mr McDuff performing adequate but hardly groundbreaking renditions of songs of faith, mostly penned by Mr Paxton. If you like devotional balladry you might enjoy "When Nobody Seems To Care" and "The Ship Sails On" while the orchestra conducted by Don Tweedy and Don Hart is adequate while Gary's daughter, Debra Lynn Paxton, conducts her singers neatly around Roger's slightly adenoidal vocals. But it's hard to maintain interest in a lot of the music here and one cannot help but feel that '(We Are Standing) On Holy Ground' could have been released on vinyl in 1970 rather than on CD in 2010.

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