Al Green - Precious Lord
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Track List: Precious Lord
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- Precious Lord
- Rock Of Ages
- The Old Rugged Cross
- Morningstar
- How Great Thou Art
- Glory To His Name
- What A Friend We Have In Jesus
- In The Garden
- Hallelujah (I Just Want To Praise The Lord)
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Album Details: Precious Lord
- Release Date:
- 09/17/2002
- Label:
- Rnb Entertainment
- UPC:
- 890518001107
User Reviews: Precious Lord
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Al Green Precious Lord
, January 8, 2001Reviewer: tmcmillan_pdhs - See all tmcmillan_pdhs's reviews1 of 1 Yahoo! Users found this Precious Lord review helpful Green captures the true essence of old-time gospel, and enlightens it with his signature style. Precious Lord is a true classic. -
Precious Lord
, October 31, 2003Reviewer:
Fonz - See all Fonz's reviews Pros: The Best Song Ever
Cons: None
Al Green Is Truley A Genius For Comming up With An
Amazing Song Like Precious Lord When He Sings it He
Put it With Feeling He Really Made This Song A Real
Classic When He Sings it He Put it With Feeling Noone
Is A True Legend Like Al Green He is Indeed The Very
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Pro Reviews: Precious Lord
| EXPERT RATING: From AMG Reviews Higher Plane (1981) finally got the RB/gospel synthesis Green seemingly had been trying to attain since the mid'70s. While the best of Higher Plane played like I'm Still in Love With You: The Church Years, Precious Lord has Green tackling even more standards in a purely religious vein. "What a Friend We Have in Jesus," "The Old Rugged Cross," and "How Great Thou Art" all appear here and just might take Green too far into the church than some were willing to go. The album's best tracks, "In the Garden" and "Rock of Ages," have Green loosening up a bit and he gives flawless, heartfilled readings. As with most Green albums, his skill of enlivening soso material is on full display. "Morningstar" has him taking a barely there song and singing it into an album highlight. On the other hand, raveups "Glory to His Name" and "Hallelujah (I Just Want to Praise the Lord)" might be jarring to some with their country/gospel overtones and fervent though nondistinctive choirs. The Nashvillerecorded Precious Lord, associate produced by Bill Cantrell and Quinton Claunch, also has George Jones' producer, Billy Sherill, doing the engineering. While it does have Green in great voice, the staid religiousness of this may be a little too much for some to take. Jason Elias, All Music Guide |
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