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1 Intro 2 Looking For You 3 Hero - Franklin, Kirk & Dorinda Clark-Cole 4 Interlude 5 Let It Go 6 Process 7 Imagine Me 8 Could've Been - Franklin, Kirk & J Moss/Tye Tribbet 9 Better 10 Afterwhile - Franklin, Kirk & Yolanda Adams 11 Brokenhearted - Franklin, Kirk & Marvin L. Winans 12 Without You 13 Keep Your Head 14 Why - Franklin, Kirk & Stevie Wonder 15 First Love 16 Appeal 17 Brokenhearted 18 Interlude (1) 19 Sunshine 20 Outro Newest Review: ... song that builds perfectly until a great climax. Brilliant song. The Gospel Choir part on the Chorus is ... more |
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Hero
Release Date: 2006 - 05 - 29, Audio CD, Bmg Last Update 23.11.2009 05:46
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by - written on 30/10/09 (Very useful, 58 readings)
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**Introduction** I requested this album to review a couple of months ago but Had not got around to reviewing it as I have discovered a lot of music recently which I was listening to. I reviewed his recent album "Fight of My Life" a couple of months ago so I thought I'd better get round to reviewing this one now. Kirk Franklin as you may have read in my reviews is my favourite Gospel artist. I am not in the slightest but religious but I do like to listen to Gospel Music that is more about faith rather than God/Jesus mumbo jumbo. So here's my non religious take on this album. **Hero** This album was released in 2005 and is a ... Read the complete review
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