- God's Coloring Book
- Jesus, It's Me Again
- Mansions for Me
- I'm Gonna Sing
- He Set Me Free
- Amazing Grace
- Family Bible
- Just a Closer Walk with Thee
- Take My Hand Precious Lord
- One Day at a Time
- Nobody Answered Me
- Jesus Hold My Hand
- Thank God
- Gospel Medley: I'll Fly Away/The Church in the Wildwood/I Saw the ...

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Overview
Charley Pride is one of the great singers in the history of country music. He doesn't always get his due, and most folks think he disappeared long ago. This set, Pride and Joy: A Gospel Music Collection a solid, top-to-bottom country gospel album, is evidence that Pride hasn't gone anywhere. And while it's true his voice has undergone some changes due to age, it's become more emotive and powerful. It's a bit rawer around the edges, but that serves the material here just fine. Pride's reading of Rev. Thomas A. Dorsey's "Take My Hand Precious Lord," is simply stunning, as are his takes on the rollicking "Jesus Take My Hand" by Albert Brumley, Bill Monroe's "Mansions for Me," and Bill & Gloria Gaither's "I'm Gonna Sing."
Product Details
Release Date: | 11/07/2006 |
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Label: | Music City Records |
UPC: | 0826309052935 |
catalogNumber: | 20529 |
Tracks
Album Credits
Performance Credits
Charley Pride Primary Artist,VocalsWillie Nelson Vocals,Background Vocals
Dolly Parton Vocals,Background Vocals
Lloyd Green Dobro,Steel Guitar
Bobby Wood Piano
Carolee Cooper Vocals,Background Vocals
Hoot Hester Fiddle,Mandolin
Kenny Malone Drums
Reggie Rueffer Fiddle
Billy Martin Guitar
Marty Stewart Mandolin
Derek Spigener Drums
Jennifer O'Brian Vocals,Background Vocals
Rod Fletcher Vocals,Background Vocals
Carol Lee Singers Vocals,Background Vocals
Catherine Marx Keyboards
Dennis J. McCall Vocals,Background Vocals
Ronnie Miller Steel Guitar
Ron Jones Acoustic Guitar,Bass Guitar
Technical Credits
Dolly Parton ComposerCharley Pride Producer
Claude Gray Composer
Paul Buskirk Composer
John Newton Composer
Fred Rose Composer
Marijohn Wilkin Composer
Hank Williams Composer
Rev. Thomas A. Dorsey Composer
Woody Wright Composer
Albert E. Brumley Composer
Dick Damron Composer
Gloria Gaither Composer
John Daines Images
Greg Gosselin Art Direction
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