God Can

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God Can!
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Live album by
Released1996 (1996)
RecordedUpper Room Ministries, Dix Hills, New York
Genre Contemporary worship music
Length65:04
Label Integrity/Hosanna! Music/Epic/Sparrow Records
Producer Tom Brooks, Michael Coleman (Senior Executive), Don Moen (Executive), Chris Long (Executive)
Alvin Slaughter chronology
Revive Us Again
(1995)
God Can!
(1996)
Yes
(1997)

God Can! is a live gospel album by American worship leader and singer Alvin Slaughter, released in 1996 by Integrity Music. The album was recorded live at Upper Room Ministries in Dix Hills, New York, capturing the live performance's raw energy and spiritual fervor. Featuring a talented ensemble of musicians, including musical arranger and keyboardist Tom Brooks, guitarist Phil Hamilton, bassist Abraham Laboriel, and drummer Carl Albrecht, God Can blends contemporary gospel with traditional influences. The album's powerful arrangements and Slaughter's commanding vocals deliver a heartfelt collection of worship anthems and ballads designed to inspire faith and uplift listeners.

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God Can!08962CD0896408963

Track listing

  1. Shouts Of Joy – 4:05
  2. God Can – 3:45
  3. More Than Enough – 3:35
  4. Doin' A Good Work – 3:45
  5. Holy, Holy, Holy – 8:23
  6. Our Help Is In The Name Of The Lord – 3:31
  7. God Gives His Children A Song – 5:55
  8. That's When – 4:51
  9. Jesus, Lord To Me – 3:02
  10. Alleluia – 6:06
  11. Jesus Is Everything I Need – 1:38
  12. He's All I Need – 2:12
  13. The Wonders Of His Hands – 4:13
  14. I Love You Lord – 1:58
  15. You Are Worthy To Be Praised – 2:28
  16. When We All Get to Heaven – 5:40

In total 65:04

Credits

Producer and Arranger:

Senior Executive Producer:

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