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The Vocal Union

December 3, 1995, , ,
The Vocal Union is the eponymous debut album for this group that would go on to produce five albums of toe-tapping, contemporary southern gospel goodness. From amazing, bone-rattling bass vocals to beautiful soaring tenor work, this album also saw Keith Lancaster return in a greater capacity behind the mic. Consistently listed by fans as one...

Christmas

September 1, 1995,

Acappella Lullabies

August 1, 1995, , ,
It would be a mistake to think Acappella Lullabies is just for kids; it’s just as much for those who are kids at heart. Consistently a fan favorite, this album features songs and arrangements that are soothing, calming and gentle, with messages that reflect the innocent heart of young children and the love of their...

Acappella Traditional

March 1, 1995, , ,
Released as part of the Acappella Series, Acappella Traditional is Vocal Union before they were Vocal Union. In fact, it was this album that tapped into something deep in the heart of Acappella fans and directly led to the formation of Vocal Union. And the rest, as they say, is history. Give it a listen...

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...

The Road

January 1, 1995,
A look back at the first 10 years of AVB, The Road is a collection brimming with some of their best and most popular songs from this first decade of AVB’s music ministry. A few new songs complement a line up of AVB classics, several remixed or rerecorded with new vocals just for this retrospective...

We’re Not Afraid

November 1, 1994,
We’re Not Afraid is the third album produced in the Acappella Children series and continues building on the success of the previous albums in the series. The kids are a couple years older, the songs just as energetic, and the vocals even more polished. Your kids will enjoy singing along with songs like “Eveready”, “All...

The Reason

October 1, 1994,
Three years after the release of Prime Time, Keith still had more music to share with the world. The Reason not only boasts excellent material, production and vocal performances, it also showcases the maturity and prowess of Keith’s music writing.

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.
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