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    Marilla Ness

    From Where I Stand

    (1999)

    Reviewed by James Stewart

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    Marilla Ness is a name that has been around in British Christian music for a few years now, and my local CBS has quite a number of her albums in stock, showing that she definitely has a fair few fans. Her music is very middle-of-the-road easy-listening, and she has a clear voice which is well-suited to the worship songs comprising this album. The arrangements don't really grab my attention, but the production quality is high, and this album will probably appeal to those looking for a quality easy-listening album with a worshipful basis.

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