Reviewed by Tony Cummings

When we originally reviewed this in Cross Rhythms 70 they were a threesome. But clearly recognising there weren’t enough voices to bring out the full harmonic depth of the Southern gospel sound, England's first Southern gospel group have added group member Jonathan Tunde-Wright (intriguingly for a Southern gospel group, a black guy) and have gone back into the studio to completely re-record their original effort. It’s a considerable improvement and as a pioneering effort deserves the support of fans turned on to the delights of male voice harmony by the Gaither videos.

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