Michael’s first, and so far only, worship album. He worked with Terry Taylor and Gene Eugene on this album, and they all share vocals on different songs. Also features most of the Aunt Bettys on various instruments.
According to Knott, the song “Lamb of God” was “written by my Brother in Law, Robert Hammond, and sung by Him. Why it states that three others wrote this proves how messed up the music business is, I told them He wrote its melody and sang it.”
| Label: | Alarma Records |
| Format: | CD, Cassette |
| Released: | 1994 |
| Genre: | Alternative Worship |
| Producer: | Michael Knott |
| Michael Knott: | Vocals, guitar |
| Gene Eugene: | Vocals, piano |
| Terry Taylor: | Vocals |
| David Raven: | Drums, percussion |
| Brian Doidge: | Bass |
| Andrew Carter: | Guitar |
| Robert Hammond: | Acoustic guitar, vocals |
| 01) | On My Feet Again | Knott |
| 02) | Window | Knott |
| 03) | River of Love | Knott |
| 04) | Simple Man | Knott |
| 05) | Everything for Stormie | Knott |
| 06) | Shine | Knott |
| 07) | Call On You | Knott |
| 08) | Never Forsaken | Knott |
| 09) | Lamb of God | Hammond |
| 10) | Holy, Holy, Holy | Knott |
| 11) | Within | Knott |
A hidden gem in the Knott collection. Amazing album that flew under the radar during the peak of his output of albums. I’ve more rediscovered this album, had it on cassette, just got it on iTunes!