Dr Albert Mulligan - Songs Of Salvation

Tuesday 1st August 2000
Dr Albert Mulligan - Songs Of Salvation

STYLE: MOR / Soft Pop
RATING 2 2
OUR PRODUCT CODE: 2030-
LABEL: Independent
FORMAT: CD Album
ITEMS: 1

Reviewed by Trevor Kirk

A mixture of music and ministry, with Albert singing, playing his accordion, and chatting between songs, and he's joined by Theo Elsey on violin and guitar. This is very old-fashioned stuff; Albert's voice is a rather nasal, reedy tenor, the music is a throwback to the days of Sankey, and the quality of the musicianship and songwriting leaves something to be desired. Worst of all, the pace is funereal throughout. This sort of music ministry might work in a live setting, but on a CD it's a bit of a disaster.

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Posted by John Wise in London @ 10:33 on Jul 16 2010

I find your comments Trevor unfare as when you listen to the spiritual content andd the flow of the music I find it refreshing

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Posted by Don White in Castles, N.Y state @ 08:53 on Jun 28 2010

I am musician and have had a successfull music ministrty and before played bass with a famous group here in the USA. I disagree with the comment by Trever Kirk who it would seems no nothing about real Spirit filled on the spot worship.

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Posted by Albert Mulligan. in england @ 20:33 on Oct 8 2008

You do not know what you are talking about. You need to know music before you comment This CD was well recieved in the USA. It led peopkle to the Lord.

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Posted by Trebla Nagillum in Peterborough @ 16:36 on Jun 11 2007

I disagree with your remarks with regard to Dr. Albert Mulligan's Songs of Praise

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Posted by Dr. Albert Mulligan in Cambvridgeshire @ 10:28 on May 12 2007

Trevor Kirk, I came across this article you wrote and it brought back memories when Theo Elsey and myself got together in my office in my house and took only one take to produce this C D. It was a moment of praise and worship we had together and the room was filled with the Holy Spirit. I brought a number of these C Ds to the USA and they were well recieved. One young man who was a non believer took one and he played it over and over as he enjoyed the shear unprofessionalism of it but he grow to love the Lord. The intention of this c d was to bring a sence of Godlyness into peoples lives and it achieved this purpose. It was not ment for profit. It is amazing what you come across when one puts one's name into the net. I do hope you have the same joy and innner witness of the Holy Spirit when you listen to this cd again.
Every Blessing
Dr. Albert P Mulligan
One who loves Jesus

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