Three Wooden Crosses

Genre: Gospel
Label: Word Distribution 886582
Distributor: WEA (Distributor)
Analog/Digital: n/a
Mono/Stereo: Stereo
Studio/Live: Studio
UPC: 080688658229

Various Artists
1 disc

1. Three Wooden Crosses - Randy Travis
2. When the Sand Runs Out - Rascal Flatts
3. Live Like You Were Dying - Tim McGraw
4. There Will Come a Day - Faith Hill
5. I Need You - LeAnn Rimes
6. Go Rest High on That Mountain - Vince Gill
7. Because You Love Me - Jo Dee Messina
8. Long Black Train - Josh Turner
9. I Hope You Dance - Lee Ann Womack/Sons of the Desert
10. That's What I Love About Sunday - Craig Morgan
11. I Can Only Imagine - Wynonna Judd
12. They Don't Understand - Sawyer Brown
13. Living Prayer, A - Alison Krauss/Union Station/Alison Krauss & Union Station
14. Holes in the Floor of Heaven - Steve Wariner
15. Carry You - Amy Grant
16. Little Girl, The - John Michael Montgomery
17. Love Can Build a Bridge - The Judds
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Additional Info

Manufacturer Part Number (MPN): 886582

Credits

Producer	Craig Morgan; Faith Hill; Frank Rogers; Tony Brown; John Michael Montgomery; Kyle Lehning; LeAnn Rimes; Alison Krauss; Mark Bright; Mark Wright; Marty Williams; Norro Wilson; Rascal Flatts; Steve Wariner; Tim McGraw; Vince Gill; Wilbur C. Rimes; Darran Smith; Phil O'Donnell; Brent Maher; Brown Bannister; Buddy Cannon; Byron Gallimore
Engineer

The worlds of country and gospel have been intertwined closely since the heart-stirring ballads of the Carter Family, the Louvin Brothers, and Hank Williams ruled the airwaves in the early days of broadcast radio. Today's country stars (and fans) are no less vulnerable to the beauty of an inspirational song, and this collection gathers some of the best in recent years.
The title comes from the gorgeous Randy Travis hymn that opens the album, and the songs here--mostly mid-tempo ballads--live up to the strong opening salvo. Vince Gill's "Go Rest High On That Mountain" is spine-tingling, "A Living Prayer" foregrounds Alison Krauss's stunning voice over a sparse guitar arrangement, and the Judds' classic "Love Can Build A Bridge" closes the album on a high note.