Reviewed by Tony Cummings

It's ridiculous that we've had to wait so long for British dance buffs to easily get their hands on the albums of sanctified dance's main man but now at last Scott Blackwell's back catalogue is out in all the stores thanks to Frontline Records signing a deal with Nelson Word. 'A Myx'd Trip To A Gospel House' is a gem, truly pumping versions of "O Happy Day", "Can't Nobody Do Me Like Jesus" and a great funk-up of "Trust And Obey". A couple of other attempts have been made to add dance pizazz to old gospel warhorses but this is still by far the best. When we first reviewed it, dance master Karl Allison gave it 8 squares. I reckon it's 9.

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