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Redemption Songs (CD)

By: Jars Of Clay (Artist)

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DISC 1 for Redemption Songs (CD) Album By Jars Of Clay (Artist)
1   God Be Merciful To Me
2   I Need Thee Every Hour
3   God Will Lift Up Your Head
4   I'll Fly Away - (featuring Sarah Kelly)
5   Nothing But The Blood - (featuring Blind Boys Of Alabama)
6   Let Us Love And Sing And Wonder - (featuring Martin Smith)
7   O Come And Mourn With Me Awhile
8   Hiding Place
9   Jesus, I Lift My Eyes
10   It Is Well With My Soul
11   On Jordan's Stormy Banks I Stand - (featuring Blind Boys Of Alabama)
12   Thou Lovely Source Of True Delight
13   And They Will Know We Are Christians By Our Love
 

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Additional personnel include: Martin Smith, Sarah Kelly, Blind Boys Of Alabama (vocals).

In 1995, Jars of Clay released their self-titled album, a landmark Christian-rock record that was one of the first to achieve mainstream success, in part because its themes were couched in a lyrical style that left many secular fans unaware of the band's religious roots. On the other hand, 2005's REDEMPTION SONGS, which stands as one of the group's most artistically ambitious efforts, is also its most overtly Christian.

Throughout the album, the Nashville-based ensemble uses old-fashioned hymns as a starting point, yet often alters them until they're virtually unrecognizable. Many of the melodies are completely rewritten, and the arrangements are crafted for maximum pop appeal. Fittingly, Jars of Clay continue to explore the use of traditional instruments that they began on 2003's WHO WE ARE INSTEAD--mandolins, acoustic guitar, pedal steel, and violin make even more frequent appearances. In addition, lead vocalist Dan Haseltine allows a natural country twang to creep into his voice, particularly on "I Need Thee Every Hour" and the stark, stripped-down "Hiding Place," and the acclaimed gospel vocal group the Blind Boys of Alabama appear on two tracks. An important album for the genre, REDEMPTION SONGS bridges the old and the new like few records in Christian music before it.

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