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Take Me Back
Andrae Crouch
Take Me Back
Genres: Pop, Christian & Gospel, Gospel
 
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All Artists: Andrae Crouch
Title: Take Me Back
Members Wishing: 1
Total Copies: 0
Label: Platinum Ent.
Original Release Date: 1/1/1975
Re-Release Date: 3/7/1995
Genres: Pop, Christian & Gospel, Gospel
Style: Pop & Contemporary
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 751416113524

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Takes Me Back
H. F. Gibbard | Dark City, USA | 04/07/2000
(5 out of 5 stars)

"I bought this album on wax back when it first came out in about 1976. Back then, I was a born-again, Bible believing evangelical Jesus People. Man, does this album bring back memories! Andrae's Christianity is all about love and trust in a Jesus who will never let you down. None of the dark side of religion here. The album ranges from gospel-funk hybrid ("They Shall be Mine") to ragtime ("Ain't No New Thing"), to the Beatles-inspired "I'll Still Love You" (complete with English horn solo). I don't listen to much Christian music anymore, but this one is definitely on my list."
I Love This Album
L. Bell | Illinois | 08/17/2004
(5 out of 5 stars)

"My parents had this album and my dad's gospel music group would sing some of their songs. I moved away when I was about 20 and when I came back for a visit, I looked for the album and they had since gotten rid of their vinyl. Well, I wondered if it would sound dated. It doesn't - it is still great! I'm very happy I could find it here and I still get tears in my eyes."
This Is a Fine Crafted Album and Highly Anointed!
Dale R. Browning | 06/20/2007
(5 out of 5 stars)

"If you are looking for Spirit filled music that will draw you back into the Lord's presence, then this is the album for you. I still have a well worn copy of the LP and still pull it out to play it on my turntable. I never get tired of it. I also have the CD. It is my favorite album of Andrae. Even Keith Green admired this album to the point that he contacted Bill Maxwell to produce his first album."