Track Listing

1. Travelin' Shoes
2. I Got a Plan
3. Lord, Would You Do That for Me
4. The Walk
5. Still Water
6. Circles
7. It Wasn't His Child
8. The Sun Don't Shine Always Shine on the Same Folks All the Time
9. 800 Pound Jesus
10. True Believer

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #75140 in Music
• Released on: 2003-04-08
• Number of discs: 1

Album Description
Considered the Rolling Stones of country music, Sawyer Brown comes at us with their 19th release. This project features some their greatest hits along with previously unreleased tracks. 10 tracks. Curb. 2003.

Customer Reviews

Now I know Mark Miller is a TRUE BELIEVER!
Mark Miller and Sawyer Brown have out done themselves. I have never been SO excited in all my life to find out that Mark is a Christian and is bringing Glory to God with his music. I was a devote Sawyer Brown fan in the 80's and early 90's. I then started walking closer with my Lord, and gave up "country" music. Since I hadn't been involved with country, little did I know that Sawyer Brown was mixing their faith, their love of country music, and a gospel approach in their music. I LOVE THIS CD!! What makes it even better is that most of the songs are written by Mark, or members of Sawyer. The lyrics are true to Sawyer, yet bring Glory to God! I'm so glad to be back in the Sawyer Brown fan club!

WOW
What a fantastic Christian CD! I wish more country artists would put out this type of CD. "The Walk" will bring tears to your eyes - "800 pound Jesus" will make you smile.

A must buy for anyone who loves country gospel!

Good, solid, enjoyable
While I've always enjoyed catching a Sawyer Brown tune on the radio, and immensely enjoy some of their previous albums, they've been kinda quiet of late. Unfortunately, this album is unlikely to lead to large amounts of air time for Miller and the boys, but it deserves better. The group has always been willing, behind the leadership of Mark Miller, to tackle some of the thornier issues of day-to-day life, and they continue in that vein right to where it should lead--but where mainstream station programmers are unlikely to follow. This album represents what modern country gospel could and should be, while still being only the beginnings of an exploration into that as-yet uncharted sea. I hope they (and others) can continue to open the doors into new country-gospel spaces. It'll only get better.