Reviewed by Tony Cummings

This album doesn't feature the original version of the classic "Good Good Father" worship anthem but then, Chris Tomlin's rendition wasn't the original (the song being birthed by Housefires). The live version here by Chris McClarney is pretty good though as is Cathy Burton's take on Phil Wickham's "At Your Name" and Trent's interpretation of Gungor and Houghton's "Friend Of God". There is plenty of live atmosphere on this two CD set and with experienced worship men of the calibre of Graham Kendrick, Martyn Layzell, Noel Richards, Vicky Beeching and Mark Tedder one can rest assured that the versions of the songs here are all of a pretty high standard. If you are on the lookout for a value for money live worship compilation featuring some of the current crop of modern worship gems, this is for you.

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