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Green Lake Presbyterian Artists : A Record of the Worship Community at Green Lake Presbyterian Church (2001 - 2002) - 2 CD Set
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A unique mix of music and lyrics from all over: the music is a bit of Elliott Smith, Guster, Eddie from Ohio, Toad the Wet Sprocket and some roots-Americana-pop in the Tom Petty/Tracy Chapman/Neil Young vein.
Genre: Folk: Modern Folk
Release Date: 2003
A Record of the Worship Community at Green Lake Presbyterian Church (2001 - 2002) - 2 CD Set © Copyright-Green Lake Presbyterian
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Preview Song Name Time Format Price Select
Always Thou Lovest Me 2:44 Not Available
Jesus, I Come 2:44 Not Available
Come Holy Spirit God and Lord 2:12 Not Available
This Day at Thy Creating Word 1:43 Not Available
How Sweet the Name 2:39 Not Available
Our Lover 3:06 Not Available
Light of Light 2:20 Not Available
O Sacred Head 5:15 Not Available
Lamb Of God 3:29 Not Available
Ever Will I Praise 2:15 Not Available
All Good Gifts 3:16 Not Available
To God All Praise and Glory 6:02 Not Available
Christ, We Do All Adore Thee 1:31 Not Available
Jesus Shall Reign 2:22 Not Available
Jesus Thou Joy of Loving Hearts 3:04 Not Available
Lord Jesus Christ, Be Present Now 4:16 Not Available
Restore Us 0:45 Not Available
Psalm 77 3:45 Not Available
How Sweet the Name 2:26 Not Available
Abide in Me 3:59 Not Available
Gloria Patri 0:54 Not Available
O for a Closer Walk with God 2:32 Not Available
Praise My Soul the King of Heaven 2:38 Not Available
Psalm 136 3:41 Not Available
My Heart is Steadfast 0:38 Not Available
Faint Were We 4:32 Not Available
Psalm 84 3:35 Not Available
Jesus My Comfort 3:58 Not Available
Breathe 3:46 Not Available
Cry of the Convicted Sinner (From 'The Valley of Vision') 1:30 Not Available
Peace, Perfect Peace 4:46 Not Available
The Touch of His Hand on Mine 4:16 Not Available
More Love, O Christ, to Thee 3:42 Not Available
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Album Notes

A unique mix of music and lyrics from all over: the music is a bit of Elliott Smith , Guster, Eddie from Ohio, Toad the Wet Sprocket and some roots-Americana-pop in the Tom Petty/Tracy Chapman/Neil Young vein. The Lyrics: a mix of original and historical (and by that I mean anything in the public domain, ranging from 500 AD to the late 1800's). The genre is mainly acoustic folk-pop, with lots of hand drums, violin, recorders, keys, piano, and a mix of a few other things. There are also several original 'classical' pieces. The songs suggest various moods, from joy to sadness, longing to resolution, introspective doubt to outspoken faith. The CD's were recorded both at the church in a 'studio setting' and during the worship services (thus the names on the disc). Please note, they are mixed media - so if you pop one into a PC it will bring up a web page with information, credits, charts of the songs, and liturgies from Sunday services. You can play the CD with any media player

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REVIEWS

Awesome
author: Lauren
This CD is wonderful. I highly recommend it!
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The lyrics are wonderful and I love the musicianship. Very organic and artistic
author: Keri Reed
The music is uplifting and worshipful. I enjoy it even more as I am learning the songs. I really love the guitar and bongo drums, as well as the vocals. I also love the ability to download the lyrics and song sheets on my computer.
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thoughtful, artful, and spiritfilled music for the church! amazing!
author: Bruce Benedict
This CD is filled with almost 40 tracks of original music from the inspired community of musicians and artists at Green Lake Presbyterian Church in Seattle, Washington. Knowing both this community and its musicians I would highly recommend this CD if you are interested in pursuing excellence and creativity in your churches worship music.
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Music invites the listener to worship. Worthy of repeated play.
author: Lisa Wilkinson
Lyrics need to be digested slowly, a lot to take in but worth the investment. The spoken words were a bit distracting because of the difference in sound quality. The more I listen to it, the more I like it. Looking forward to more from these musicians.
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