The Boy in Me

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The Boy in Me
Glen Campbell The Boy in Me album cover.jpg
Studio album by
Released15 April 1994
Recorded1994, North Beach Studios, Franklin, TN
Genre Contemporary Christian
Label New Haven [1]
Producer Ronnie Brookshire, Cliff Downs, Geoff Thurman
Glen Campbell chronology
Home for the Holidays
(1993)
The Boy in Me
(1994)
Glen Campbell Live! His Greatest Hits
(1994)
Professional ratings
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The Boy in Me is an album by the American singer/guitarist Glen Campbell, released in 1994. [4] [5] It is an album of Christian music. [6]

Contents

Track listing

  1. "The Boy in Me" (Kevin Stokes, Geoff Thurman) – (4:37)
  2. "Living the Legacy" (Lowell Alexander, Geoff Thurman) – (4:18)
  3. "Where Time Stands Still" (Shawn Craig, Geoff Thurman) – (4:21)
  4. "Call It Even" (Kim Patton, Becky Thurman, Geoff Thurman) – (3:40)
  5. "Come Harvest Time" (Lowell Alexander) – (3:58)
  6. "The Best Is Yet to Come" (Robert Noland, Paul Smith, Geoff Thurman) – (4:22)
  7. "Something to Die For" (Dave Clark, Michael Puryear, Geoff Thurman) – (4:03)
  8. "Mercy's Eyes" (Mark Hauth, Geoff Thurman) – (4:06)
  9. "All I Need Is You" (Ty Lacy, Geoff Thurman) – (4:26)
  10. "Amazing Grace" (John Newton; Arr. by Geoff Thurman) – (4:15)

Personnel

Production

Charts

SinglesCCM charts (United States)

YearSingleAdult ContemporaryInspirational
1994"The Best is Yet to Come"1824
1994"The Boy in Me"2917
1994"Come Harvest Time"-13

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References

  1. Campbell, Debby; Bego, Mark (April 14, 2014). "Burning Bridges: Life With My Father Glen Campbell". Omnibus Press via Google Books.
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  3. Larkin, Colin (May 27, 2011). "The Encyclopedia of Popular Music". Omnibus Press via Google Books.
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  5. Lavin, Cheryl (June 26, 1994). "GLEN CAMPBELL". SUNDAY MAGAZINE. Chicago Tribune. p. 8.
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