Go Tell Somebody
Go Tell Somebody, released in 1986 on Light Records, is a gospel music album by American contemporary gospel music group Commissioned.
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| Released | February 25, 1986 | |||
| Genre | Gospel music | |||
| Length | 37:45 | |||
| Label | Light Records | |||
| Producer | Alan V. Abrahams | |||
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Chart rankings and awards
Domestically, the album peaked at #2 on the US Billboard Top Gospel albums chart.[1]
Track listing
- "Victory" (4:59)
- "Love Isn't Love" (5:13)
- "Go Tell Somebody" (4:43)
- "Cry On" (5:09)
- "Who Do Men Say I Am" (4:32)
- "Hide The Word" (4:51)
- "Learn To Pray" (4:01)
- "Running Back To You" (4:45)
Personnel
- Fred Hammond: Vocals, Bass Guitar, Synclavier, Synthesizer
- Keith Staten: Vocals
- Mitchell Jones: Vocals
- Karl Reid: Vocals
- Michael Brooks: Keyboards, Piano, Horn Arrangements, Synthesizer, Synclavier, Roland Synthesizer, WX7 Wind Controller, Percussion
- Michael Williams: Drums, Latin Percussion, Percussion
Additional Musicians
- Eric Brice: Electric Guitar
- Earl J. Wright: Keyboards, DX7, Moog Synthesizer, Synthesizer
- Michael Wright: Electric Guitar
- Michael J. Powell: Classical Guitar
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