Reviewed by Tony Cummings

We've had Morris Chapman and Terry Clark in this series already, so now it's time for Bob Fitts. Before the cries of "Bob who?" deafen me, let me remind you Mr Fitts has written a half dozen popular choruses you'll find in any praise songbook worthy of the name. The songs are good (yet another example of Mr Kendricks inroads into the US market with a couple of his songs here), Bob has a pleasant if rather colourless voice and the Maranatha singers do their usual faultless unison and harmony backups. If you're after live atmosphere worship this is an adequate album.

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