Music CD - Chris Tomlin: See the Morning

	Music CD: See the Morning Artist: Chris Tomlin List Price: $17.98 Our Price: $8.49 Your Save: $ 9.49 ( 53% ) Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours Manufacturer: Six Step Records
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Tracks: 1. How Can I Keep From Singing 2. Made To Worship 3. Let God Arise 4. Everlasting God 5. lory In The Highest 6. Awesome Is The Lord Most High 7. Glorious 8. Uncreated One 9. Rejoice 10. Let Your Mercy Rain 11. Amazing Grace (My Chains Are Gone)
Binding: Audio CD EAN: 0094636282824 Label: Six Step Records Manufacturer: Six Step Records Number Of Discs: 1 Publisher: Six Step Records Release Date: 2006-09-26 Studio: Six Step Records
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Spotlight customer reviews: Customer Rating: Summary: You Do Not Want To Miss This CD!!! Comment: I turned on a Christian radio station in the car on my way to work this past Tuesday morning. I heard a song that I thought was so beautiful and uplifting. I wrote down a couple of words, and after work went to a Christian music store to see if I could possibly find the artist of the song. After some searching by the very kind owner, he found the CD and I purchased it. As soon as I got to my car, I took the wrap off and popped in the CD. I was blown away, I love every track!!! What a beautiful voice this man has. I have since ordered his other CDs through Amazon. It's all I have to listen to since purchasing it. This is the time in my life when I am looking for peace and praying to God. I thank God for the gifts he has given this man, and that I was led to buy this most awesome and amazing CD. The Amazing Grace rendition brought a calmness to my soul and tears to my eyes. This is really a must have. If this brings others half as much joy as this has brought me, you will be most content. Customer Rating: Summary: Another winner from Chris Tomlin Comment: When a singer/songwriter has the ability to reach the listener's heart/soul song after song with the truth of God's Word, God is honored. All the songs in this set bring the listener to a place of greater focus upon the Sovereign Majesty of the Holy One, Almighty God. Customer Rating: Summary: Nicely paced CD Comment: I really like this CD, and I am more of a "black gospel" listener. None of the songs are too long or repetitive. It's a great CD. Customer Rating: Summary: Awesome worship music! Comment: Very encouraging and easy to sing along with - I very much enjoy most of the songs! Customer Rating: Summary: SO GOOD! Comment: In a word: FANTASTIC! This wasn't a CD that had to "grow on me"... I loved it immediately. This CD has comforted and uplifted my soul on so many occasions.... More Reviews
Editorial Reviews: So how does Chris Tomlin follow up his 2006 Artist and Male Vocalist of the Year Dove Awards? Easy... he goes out and releases his best work to date with See the Morning, a superb collection of worship-flavored tracks that demonstrate Tomlin continues refining his art. As with the previous Arriving, producer Ed Cash is firmly at the helm and masterfully blending Tomlin's smooth vocals and his band's chiming guitars and rock-steady rhythm. The extensive road work that Tomlin and his band have done certainly shows in how tight See the Morning sounds. In fact, tracks like "Glorious" and "Awesome Is the Lord Most High" may even lose a little luster compared with how they sound live on Passion: Everything Glorious. No matter, as this release is much more about songwriting than it is about energy. For Tomlin, verse and chorus have never flowed smoother and sweeter than on "Glory in the Highest" and "How Can I Keep from Singing?" and first single "Made to Worship." Tomlin also offers a nice cover of Brenton Brown's "Everlasting God," slightly slower than Lincoln Brewster's fiery version on Let the Praises Ring but equally rewarding. Further highlights include the atmospheric "Uncreated One" and a new and pleasing twist on the classic "Amazing Grace (My Chains Are Gone)." Start to finish, See the Morning is Tomlin's most complete release and a strong argument for calling him one of this generation's finest songwriters in the modern church. --Michael Lyttle