Mountain High...Valley Low

Yolanda Adams
Label: Elektra / Wea
Number of Discs: 1
Format: Audio CD
Release date:21st September 1999

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Track Listing

1. Time To Change
2. Yeah
3. Fragile Heart
4. That Name
5. In The Midst Of It All
6. The Things We Do
7. Open My Heart
8. Wherever You Are
9. He'll Arrive (Coming Back)
10. Continual Praise
11. Already Alright

Album Description

Japanese version featuring a bonus track: Open My Heart (Newly Recorded Extended Version)

Amazon.com's Best of 1999

On her major-label debut, accomplished singer Yolanda Adams effortlessly mixes the sounds of deep gospel soul and smooth R&B with contemporary jazz and rap. Not just updating black gospel music, she fearlessly revives it with contemporary music--and not in any hokey way, mind you--and a timeless, unassailably intense spirituality. --Mike McGonigal

Amazon.com

Recognized in the last decade as one of modern gospel's seminal voices, Yolanda Adams is clearly poised to take up the torch from foremothers such as Mavis Staples and Aretha Franklin with her Elektra debut, Mountain High... Valley Low. Adams brings her music to a wider audience not by watering down her message, but by making a record of supreme power, conviction, and glorious beauty, incorporating elements of traditional gospel, hip-hop, jazz, and R&B into daring arrangements. "The Things We Do" is a gorgeous ballad with samples of JFK and MLK speaking some of their most famous words of commitment. And "Yeah," easily one of 1999's best R&B singles, is a masterfully ebullient song of praise and dedication marrying thick, funky beats with divinely soulful vocals. A bright and shining testament to faith in a higher power, Adams uses her extraordinary vocal prowess to uplift her listeners and to elucidate the pure joy of spiritual and musical flight. She not just crosses but banishes lines of separation. --Paige La Grone

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