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    Worship Together

    We Bow Down: Acoustic Worship 2

    (2000)

    Reviewed by Zik Jackson

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    Label Sparrow RecordsThe Phantom Tollbooth2001
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    Hopping on the worship bandwagon, now rolling at full speed, is Sparrow Label Group with their Worship Together label and its vast companion website, www.worshiptogether.com. Here are the latest offerings from this up and coming resource center for worship leaders.

    Continuing the initial splash of the first album, We Bow Down: Acoustic Worship 2 picks up seamlessly where the first CD leaves off, opening with "I Will Enter His Gates," a rambling country tune with no relation to the classic up-tempo 1970s worship song of the same title. "Love Songs From Heaven" has a strong Matt Redman influence. Producers Derri Daugherty (The Choir) and John Hartley (Heaven and Earth) make their mark on the recordings with a minimalist acoustic sound that showcases the message and the ministry of the music. The best track on the twin CD set is "Holy, Holy" with its lovely female lead and precious, delicate treatment. "We Bow Down," the title track, is another highlight, although it is not to be confused with the identically-named Twila Paris worship standard.

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