Recommended Albums

The music below has been recommended by visitors to this website. The albums are listed in the order they were received, oldest first, newest last.

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Tim Hughes - Here I am to Worship
Published by Survivor
Tim Hughes is a fast-rising worship leader within Soul Survivor and a gifted songwriter. This inspiring album is a collection of guitar-based worshipful songs from a man with a real heart for God.
Recommended by Pat Pearce, St Aldhelm's

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Quench - Afterglow
Published by Elevation
Quench's debut album. A heavy, intense rock sound of crashing guitars, pounding drums and soaring vocals, twinned with strong, gritty, uplifting and memorable songs. Voted 'Best Rock Album of 2003' by UBC and Cross Rhythms.
Recommended by Andy Davis, UB Clevedon

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The Best Worship Songs... Ever!
Published by Virgin/EMI/Kingsway
It's not every day you see a worship album advertised on main-stream peak-time TV. I was so surprised that I went straight out and bought it! It's a mixture of album and live-worship recordings of 50 popular modern worship songs. From familiar old favourites like 'Colours of Day' and the inevitable 'Shine Jesus Shine' to beautiful and anointed new songs you may not have heard. Don't go buying this one in a Christian shop either, get out there and witness by picking it off the shelf next to Norah Jones and Eminem!
Recommended by Mike Kendall, St Francis'

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Nicki Rogers - Feeder Lane
Published by Authentic Media
The second album from one of the best up and coming female singer song writers.Edgier guitar driven sound with gritty vocals.In the genre of Alanis Morissette and Sheryl Crow. The piano/vocal 'silence' is exceptional.
Recommended by Glenn Lord, St Aldhelm's

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Brian Doerkesen - Today
Published by Integrity Music
A collection of beautiful songs from the writer of 'Purify my heart'. Including 'The River' which was sung over Easter at St Francis and which struck a chord with many people. My favourite: Creation Calls.
Recommended by Mike Kendall, St Francis'

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