Praise the Lord

Gospel / Spiritual · 1972 · 10 tracks · 29m

Praise the Lord

A pivotal spiritual pivot from the Queen of Rockabilly. Polished 1970s Nashville production meets a voice finding new purpose in reverent, soulful gospel.

The Queen of Rockabilly finds her soul in the choir loft with some help from the Oak Ridge Boys.

A sincere and polished spiritual awakening that trades rebellion for deep, melodic devotion.

Praise the Lord · vs · Wanda Jackson

Hopeful+3.4σ

Hopeful saturates this record far more than the artist's norm.

Tracklist · 10 Tracks · 29m

01

The King Is Coming

3:26

02

My Testimony

2:16

03

Didn’t He Shine

3:30

04

He Gives Us All His Love

2:48

05

People Gotta Be Loving

2:06

06

How Great Thou Art

3:10

07

Am I Not My Brother’s Keeper

2:33

08

Oh Happy Day

4:22

09

He’s the Man

2:42

10

Battle Hymn of the Republic (Glory, Glory, Hallelujah)

3:05

Moments Worth Waiting For

The swell of the Oak Ridge Boys' harmonies providing a massive, soulful foundation on People Gotta Be Loving.

Wanda's voice softening into a vulnerable, intimate register during the opening verses of How Great Thou Art.

The triumphant brass and choral peak of Battle Hymn of the Republic closing the record with cinematic scale.

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