Crying in the Chapel (album)

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Crying In the Chapel
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Studio album by
Released2001
Recorded2001
Genre Bluegrass
Progressive bluegrass
Label Freeland Records
Country Gentlemen chronology
High Lonesome
(1998)
Crying In the Chapel
(2001)
Complete Vanguard Recordings
(2002)

Crying In the Chapel is a studio album by the progressive bluegrass band Country Gentlemen. [1]

Contents

Track listing

  1. Crying in the Chapel (Glenn) 2:54
  2. I Feel Like Traveling On (Bland, Hunter, Vaughn) 2.23
  3. Heaven Got an Angel (Andes) 3:36
  4. Don't You Know That I'm Happy (MacMillion) 2:35
  5. Nobody's Child (Coben, Foree) 3:10
  6. I'll Never Die Just Be Promoted (Ellison, Groves) 2:14
  7. She Wore Pretty Dresses (Goodman) 3:10
  8. Jericho Road (Bowser) 2:52
  9. The Coal Mines Is a Good Place to Pray (MacMillion) 2:33
  10. City of God (Bruce) 2:36
  11. Keep Following Moses (Bowser) 3:15
  12. Two Men a Walkin' (Guillot) 2:22

Personnel

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References

  1. Carlin, Richard (2014). Country Music: A Biographical Dictionary. New York; London: Routledge. p. 467. ISBN   978-1-135-36111-2.