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Future Sound

by Al Gordon

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Future Sound

Future Sound by Al Gordon was published by Survivor Kingsway in March 2008 and is our 8557th best seller. The ISBN for Future Sound is SURCD5125.

Together with Tim Hughes, Al Gordon is co-host of the Worship Central and assistant worship pastor at Holy Trinity Brompton, London.

Filled with anthems of praise and intimate worship this is the soundtrack of worship central resourcing churches with fresh songs of worship. With roots in the rock camp - this is a refreshing sound of worship.

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Track Listing for Future Sound by Al Gordon

Disc 1

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Details for Future Sound
Page last updated	21st May 2012
Author / Artist	Al Gordon
Book Format	CD
Publisher	Survivor Kingsway (March 2008)
ISBN	SURCD5125
Product ID	1134378

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Customer Reviews

Al Gordon is one to watch for the future - Edwin, Product Specialist

Future Sound, the debut CD from Al Gordon, proves that Al Gordon will be an important worship leader in years to come, joining the likes of Tim Hughes, Matt Redman, Martyn Layzell and Ben Cantelon. I enjoyed the wide variety of songs on the album. The first few songs are lively and will get your foot tapping. The middle songs are slower in tempo (Worship the Lord, How long). The ending song (Everlasting arms) is beautiful and reflective. Future Sound will be in my CD player for many more times.

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