Track Listing

1. Right Now Praise - John P. Kee, New Life Community Choir
2. Oh Lord, Our God - Timiney Figueroa-Caton, Fred Hammond, John P. Kee, New Life Community Choir, Nikki Ross
3. Glorious Is Thy Name - Maranda Curtis, John P. Kee, New Life Community Choir
4. It Shall Be - John P. Kee, Shelia Lakin, New Life Community Choir
5. Come on Let's Worship - John P. Kee, New Life Community Choir
6. Live for You - John P. Kee, New Life Community Choir
7. Sanctuary - John P. Kee, New Life Community Choir
8. I'm Waiting - John P. Kee, New Life Community Choir
9. I Know It - Emily Harris, John P. Kee, New Life Community Choir
10. Forgiven - Patrick Dopson, Timiney Figueroa-Caton, John P. Kee, New Life Community Choir
11. No Greater Love/Ain't Nobody - Maranda Curtis, John P. Kee, New Life Community Choir
12. Build a House - John P. Kee, New Life Community Choir
13. Right Now Praise [Remix] - John P. Kee, Sakiya Kee, Tredell Kee, New Life Community Choir,

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #10164 in Music
• Brand: Verity
• Released on: 2007-09-04
• Number of discs: 1
• Format: Live
• Dimensions: .20 pounds

Customer Reviews

Nothing But Worship
John P. Kee, signature style, is obvious to those of you who are familar with music. I believe that this cd has more praise than worship music on it but it's good if you like the P.Kee style.

Nothing But The Best!
John P. Kee has done it once again! He along with the New Life Community
Choir lift their voices and sing songs of praise and worship. If you weren't uplifted you will be after hearing these selections; especially cuts 1, 4 and 9. They have the old school soul-stimulating gospel flare that is always certain to get an Amen and a hallelujah, too!

Best Album Since "Strength"
Definitly hottest release from John P. Kee since "Strength". It made me remember the old new life album's packed with hits from front to back. Between "Right Now Praise", "Sanctuary", and the beginning of "Build A House," the album is just full of great choir music. I take away a half star if I could because I am just totally against mixing secular music with gospel. I don't care who does it, why you justify it, or whatever...the Bible says there should be a difference between Holy and unholy, clean and unclean, so that the name of God does not become profane (secular). Ezek 22:26 Our gospel music writers and musicians are too gifted and anointed to need to mix in songs from secular artists to make them better. If the source of our gospel songs originates from Christ, where do secular songs originate from?!?! Other than that...I love that song, and the entire album. It will not dissappoint!