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Donnie McClurkin
1 disc

1. Intro
2. That's What I Believe
3. Just for Me
4. Who Would've Thought - (featuring Marvin Winans)
5. Didn't You Know
6. I'll Trust You Lord
7. Caribbean Medley
8. Victory Chant (Hail Jesus)
9. Psalm 27
10. Great Is Your Mercy
11. Lord I Lift Your Name on High
12. We Fall Down
13. We Fall Down (Reprise/Alter Call) - (Reprise/Altar Call)
14. I Do I Do
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Additional Info

Manufacturer Part Number (MPN): 43150
Credits

Producer Donnie McClurkin; Kevin Bond
Engineer
Personnel includes: Donnie McClurkin (vocals); Michael Brown (guitar); Howard Francis, Kevin Bond (keyboards); Chris Brown (bass); Chris Bailey (drums); Annette "Queenie" Lenox, Sheila Carpenter, Duawan Starling, Vincent Freeman (background vocals).
Engineers include: Mark Williams, Kevin Bond, Rob Evans.
Recorded live at Fairfield Hall, London, England.
Personnel: Donnie McClurkin (vocals); Cynthia Rogers, Jeffrey Graham (vocals); Karen Coleman (violin); Tanya Bennett, Sean Smith (cello); Kevin Bond (keyboards, bass synthesizer, programming); Howard Francis (keyboards); Chris Bailey (drums).
Audio Mixers: Donnie McClurkin; Kevin Bond.
Recording information: Battery, New York NY; Bonded Music, Charlotte NC; Creative Technologies, London, England; Dark Horse, Nashville TN; Fairfield Hall, London, England; Reflection Sound, Charlotte NC; Seventeen Grand, Nashville TN; Studio A, Detrot MI; Suite 7, Charlotte NC.
Editor: Kevin Bond.
Arranger: Howard Francis.
Like so many American artists before him, pop-gospel singer/songwriter Donnie McClurkin brought his music to England to be received with open arms. McClurkin recorded his second album in London, the town that had taken him to its bosom, and it's the site of this live recording as well. From the near-religious ecstasy of the MC's introduction to the unabashed enthusiasm of the audience, it's plain that London loves this boy from the States.
McClurkin's music is a vehicle for his spiritual beliefs, but that doesn't mean dour theology lessons. Rather, his blend of pop, gospel, and R&B is an exciting, uplifting thing. Marvin Winans ups the ante by joining in on the subtly groovy, almost Bill Withers-like "Who Would've Thought." As shown on "Just For Me," McClurkin has a way with a ballad as well, and some canny choral backing doesn't hurt LIVE IN LONDON a bit.