Reviewed by Tony May

Bit of an oddity really. Five songs, lots of insight into the man's point of view about gospel music and even some oldtime "let's have church" style of gospel preaching. Not a promising start when the opening song "Christ Did It All" turns out to be a highly repetitious, very basic chant. In fact, despite Walker's claim to have chosen some of his hottest songs, only the melodic "Calling My Name" rises above mediocre. Proceedings are partly salvaged though by the inevitable dynamic style of choreography. Can't evaluate Hez's claim that secular people have made him lucrative offers for his personal services, 'cos you don't really hear the guy. His wife turns in a competent performance of "Let The Glory" though. OK, but not an essential addition to your black gospel collection.

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