Shake (John Schlitt album)

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Shake
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Released1995
Genre Christian rock
Length43:26
Label Word, Epic
Producer
John Schlitt chronology
Shake
(1995)
Unfit for Swine
(1996)
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Shake is the first solo album released by John Schlitt, lead singer of the Christian rock band Petra. It was released in the Spring of 1995.

Contents

Track listing

  1. "Wake the Dead" – 5:32 (words & music by Schlitt, Mark Heimermann and Dann Huff)
  2. "Don't Look Back" – 3:47 (words & music by Schlitt and Jim Cooper)
  3. "Show Me the Way" – 4:18 (words & music by Schlitt and Tommy Greer)
  4. "Inside of You" – 4:44 (words & music by Billy Sprague, Heimermann, Dann Huff and Schlitt)
  5. "Let It Show" – 4:32 (words & music by Schlitt, Heimermann and Dann Huff)
  6. "Carry the Burden" – 4:19 (words & music by Schlitt, Dann & David Huff)
  7. "One by One" – 4:01 (words & music by Joe Fair, Schlitt and Rich Gootee)
  8. "Try Understanding His Heart" – 3:55 (words & music by Schlitt, Cooper and Ronny Cates)
  9. "The Hard Way" – 3:32 (words & music by Tom Wanca and Mark H. Chesshir)
  10. "The Road to Calvary" – 4:50 (words & music by Gootee, Schlitt and Cooper)

Personnel

Production

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