This is essentially Carman’s first album though yes I know he had a previous release but many people don’t even know it exists. this album was actually cross released on CBS record’s Epic and Priority labels. It was initially released as a self titled album but later adopted the name of the single, “Some-O-Dat”. I’m actually a little confused by this album. Who was it being marketed to? The youth or our parents or our grandparents? I mean I know some albums were successfully marketed to both our parents and us but I just don’t get it on this album. There are at least 3 different styles on this album and they just don’t work together. If you listen to Carman’s first album it has a rhythm and a sound that could have been successfully cross marketed to us and our parents. But this album is all over the place and this is further confusing because it was produced by Michael Lloyd who was one of the best. Anyway so it you like Country, 50’s style rock, traditional worship, or 60’s novelty songs you will probably like 1 or 2 tracks on this album. Good luck.
Tracklist
1 – Bethlehem – 2:54
2 – Overcoming Child – 3:05
3 – The Master’s Hand – 4:42
4 – Some-O-Dat – 3:10
5 – A Love As Yours – 4:41
6 – I’m Saved – 2:32
7 – Just Believe – 5:04
8 – Washed In The Blood – 3:40
9 – God, God, God – 3:41
10 – I Praise You – 4:41
Credits
Arranged By [Additional], Guitar, Synthesizer – Michael Lloyd
Arranged By, Keyboards – David Wheatley
Backing Vocals – Brett Hudson (2), Mark Hudson, The Waters
Bass – Dennis Belfield
Drums – Ron Krasinski
Guitar – Jay Leach, Joey Neuman*, John Goux
Percussion, Backing Vocals – Randy Foote
Strings – Sid Sharp
Companies, etc.
Copyright © – CBS Inc.
Phonographic Copyright ℗ – CBS Inc.
Manufactured By – Priority Records
Manufactured By – CBS Inc.
