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Acappella

Beyond A Doubt

February 1, 1995, , ,
One of Acappella’s undiscovered gems, Beyond A Doubt is a powerful collection of songs with relevant messages of assurance and encouragement, including the faith-affirming opening track of “Tell Me Something I Don’t Know”, the soul-stirring “Do Not Be Afraid” and the joyous “I Can Rejoice”. The powerful “I’m At Your Mercy” acknowledges the ever-present grace...

Hymns For All The World

May 1, 1994, , ,
Hymns For All The World is Acappella’s fourth hymns album, a collection of all-time, best-loved hymns as only Acappella can do them. In a departure from previous hymn albums, the musical arrangements of this recording draw on a variety of world music influences, from the Celtic-inspired “Amazing Grace” to the French/English bilingual “Softly and Tenderly”...

Acappella Platinum

April 1, 1994, , ,
In essence a re-issue of Growing Up In The Lord, Acappella Platinum also contains two new songs, “Humble Thyself” and “Peace Be Still”, along with “Share What We’ve Got” from the original 1989 Clifty Records release of Growing Up In The Lord.

Acappella Gold

March 1, 1994, , ,
Acappella Gold is a collection of some of the best songs from two of Acappella’s earliest and most well-loved albums, Conquerors and Better Than Life. Rounding out those selections are two all-new recordings of “A Cappella” and “He Gave Her Water” featuring none other than Keith Lancaster himself. You can’t get more classic than this!

Acappella en Español

January 1, 1994, , ,
A selection of Acappella’s best songs, circa 1988-1994, en Español! With the translation and pronunciation assistance of our friends from Mexico City, Acappella re-recorded these popular, well-loved songs from previous albums. The result? An excellent Acappella production sung in – we are told – excellent Spanish. Muy bien!

Set Me Free

February 1, 1993, , ,
One of Acappella’s all-time best sellers, Set Me Free is twelve songs packed with energy, dedication, contemplation and jubilation. We consistently hear that this album ranks high on the list of fan favorites. In many ways, Set Me Free reflects the strength of Acappella’s musical prowess during the era of George Pendergrass, Gary Moyers, Wayburn...

We Have Seen His Glory

February 1, 1991, , ,
This follow-up to the highly successful Rescue, We Have Seen His Glory was originally conceived as a worship-themed production. This was in 1991, well before the modern worship music movement had truly begun in earnest. Halfway through production, the album took a slight detour after a mission trip and song writing session while in the...

Rescue

February 1, 1990, , ,
No one song more captures the essence of Acappella than “Rescue.” It is by far the most requested song in concert, continually topping the “most favorite song” lists of our friends and fans. With a growing maturity in song writing, arrangements and production, if you want to hear where the quartet really started getting their...

He Leadeth Me

January 1, 1990, , ,
A lesser known gem, He Leadeth Me is the third hymns-centric album from Acappella, and the first from this collection of members, featuring each vocalist covering their favorite hymn selections with fresh, modern arrangements and interpretations. Deceptively simple and straight-forward in their execution, the underlying complexity of these lush and elaborate vocal arrangements becomes more...

A Savior Is Born

March 1, 1989, ,
A Savior Is Born is the earliest album to feature more than one group and multiple singers from The Acappella Company. In 1989, the vocalists of Acappella and AVB came together to record an album of classic Christmas carols that is still a favorite and holiday staple of many fans. May the good memories flow...
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