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    Jeremy Morris — King of Kings cover

    Jeremy Morris

    King of Kings

    (2004)

    Reviewed by Kevin Mathews

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    Label JAM RecordsThe Phantom TollboothMarch 2005
    jangle poppower popworship

    Anyone out there old enough to remember Jesus Rock--basically, the wonderful music of the '70s used as a template for praise and worship--will absolutely love this gorgeous collection. Jeremy Morris is a legend in the pop underground with his uncanny evocation of the Beatles, the Byrds, Big Star et al. More than that, Jeremy is a believer and on King of Kings, Jeremy lets rip with thirty-two tracks that fans of worship music and jangle pop will thoroughly enjoy, whether you believe in Jesus or not. But if you do, then tracks like The Mind of Christ, I Can Do All Things Through Christ, and Glory to God will resonate that much more.

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