Reviewed by Tony Cummings

Take a veteran British keyboard player who's more than paid his dues in music ministry. Give him a small group of hand picked musos (including famed sax and flute man Mike Haughton) and a bunch of compositions from the pens of Redman, Smith, Doerksen, etc with one old hymn put in for balance, and what do you get? Soothing, seamless, gentle music to aid your time with God. Nothing though to make it stand out from the piles of other similar instrumental albums.

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