Wartts holds hard to a then-outmoded JB's/Curtom sound, with funky
drums, soft, wailing organ, golden harmonies and Oliver Sain guitarist
Earl Wright laying down a minor-key chicken-scratch soul groove. Wartts
burrows into the far corners of the Bible (The 37th Psalm,
25th verse; Luke, Chapter 16; John 14; the third chapter in the book of
Acts), his sweet harmonies making these dusty, forbidding words sound
like the mesmerizing entreaties of Curtis Mayfield. A silvery, euphoric
sound, that is also effortlessly funky, it comes close to convincing you that the way of the Lord is a joyous one, not merely the mean choice between being a sinner or a winner.
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nice album this one, yesterday I listened to james last, it was also good but this is great. Thanks!
Dm
I agree with you.I believe that if a church was playing this music,I would be going often there(instead of never)!
Thank you very much. look forward to hearing this
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