Praise in Us (A Word Family Praise Album) (1984) Vinyl LP • Christian

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Still in ORIGINAL SHRINK-WRAP (opened). Vinyl plays with occasional crackles on side 1, Side 2 has a few light clicks (play-graded). Cover has creases; slight discoloration (front/back); small surface impressions near center of front and back, and near top of back. Inner-sleeve is original (lyrics/credits). Spine is easy-to-read with mild-wear. Minor shelf-wear along top/bottom-edge and corners. Opening is crisp with signs of light use and a few divots. (Not a cut-out.)

Tracks:

1. Even The Mountains Praise You (Steve Archer )
2. The Heavens Are Telling (Kathy Troccoli )
3. Simple Song For A Mighty God (Russ Taff )
4. Silent Praise (Teri Desario )
5. It's You! (David Meece )
6. Praise Him (Joe English )
7. The Praise In Us (Imperials )
8. Your Servant's Praise (Gordon Jensen )
9. When I Hear Your Name (Kelly Nelon Thompson )
10. You Alone (Dave Boyer )

About The Record:

Praise in Us (A Word Family Praise Album), by Various Artists, is a collection of uplifting contemporary Christian worship songs featuring performances by popular acts of the era including Steve Archer, Kathy Troccoli, Russ Taff, the Imperials, Joe English, and Teri DeSario. It stands out as part of the early wave of praise and worship albums in the Christian music scene, serving as a family-oriented resource designed to encourage congregational and personal worship through accessible, heartfelt lyrics and melodies. A unique and historically significant aspect is its role in showcasing collaborative "Word Family" projects from Myrrh Records, highlighting the label's influence in popularizing modern praise music during the 1980s. The title track The Praise In Us performed by the Imperials is frequently cited as a fan-favorite for its classic vocal harmonies and inspiring message, while other notable cuts include Even The Mountains Praise You by Steve Archer and Simple Song For A Mighty God by Russ Taff. The album itself achieved notable success as a hit on the Billboard Top Inspirational Albums chart, peaking at No. 2.