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Joyful Noise Christ Is Answer Prog Rock Religious 1975
The Joyful Noise - Nativity download mp3 flac
Performer: The Joyful Noise
Title: Nativity
Country: US
Genre: Rock
Style:Prog Rock, Religious
Released: 1975
Catalog number: LP S 200-38
Label: Christ Is The Answer
MP3 album szie: 1214 mb
FLAC album size: 1692 mb
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Tracklist

A1 Separated 7:26
A2 Love Is God's Command 3:46
A3 Lantern Of Life 3:14
A4 Make A Choice 3:56
A5 Keep Your Mighty Hand On Me 1:59
B1 Help 4:26
B2 Nativity 10:50

Versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
LP S 200-38 The Joyful Noise Nativity ‎(LP) Not On Label LP S 200-38 US 1975

Credits

  • Artwork – Dave Eden, Elsie Dodd
  • Bass, Guitar – Bubba Polythress
  • Drums – Lynn Ann Kimberly
  • Engineer – Terry Jameson, Tom Byler
  • Guitar, Flute, Vocals – Joe Grier
  • Keyboards, Bass, Vocals – Mark Gungor
  • Producer – Bill Lokatys, The Joyful Noise
  • Vocals – Debbie Gungor, Gayle Hensley, Paul Spencer
  • Vocals [Special Song] – Bill Lowery (tracks: B2)
  • Written-By – Dave Eden (tracks: B2), Joe Grier (tracks: A1, A3 to B2), Mike Damrow (tracks: A2)

Notes

Includes an insert.

Companies

  • Recorded At – Golden Voice Studios
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The band that created this thoroughly Christian LP has nothing to do with any other band with the same name. It's so damn (sorry) serious that it's at times hard to notice the musical value, though it's certainly present. Titles as Love is God's command, though maybe not untrue in itself, give the game away before even granting the listener the chance to decide for themselves. In other words: every track drips of Jesus in the most ostensible way possible.
Otherwise this is partly (especially side A) a fine and mild progressive rock album with a sound at times close to Kristyl. A respectably driving cut is Make a choice by Grier with a pretty tempo change included as is some nice guitar work.
The meant-to-be main piece Nativity, which concludes the LP, persists over 10 minutes and elaborately tells the story of Christ being born with flashes of greatly inspired playing alternating with stale and even rigid music. The album is still worth hearing, undoubtedly.