Whatever It Takes (album)
Whatever It Takes is a gospel album by Mary Alessi.
| Whatever It Takes | ||||
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| Live album by Mary Alessi | ||||
| Released | July 8, 2003 | |||
| Recorded | Metro Life Worship Center, Miami, Florida | |||
| Genre | Gospel Inspirational | |||
| Label | Miami Life Sounds | |||
| Producer | Mary Alessi Steve Alessi | |||
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Track listing
- "With My Whole Heart" (Mary Alessi) - 03:33
- "Praise the Lord" (Alessi) - 03:55
- "Blessed Be The Lord" (Martha Munizzi) - 04:28
- "All For Me" (Alessi) - 04:06
- "Lord You've Been Good to Me" (Alessi) - 05:01
- "Sing for Joy" (Alessi, Deryl Lampkin) - 04:50
- "Lord I'm Yours" (Clint Brown) - 03:41
- "You Make All The Difference" (Alessi) - 06:18
- "Whatever It Takes" (Alessi, Lampkin) - 06:13
- "Con Mi Corazón" (Alessi) - 03:26
- "Gloria A Dios" (Alessi) - 03:57
- "Bendito Es El Señor" (Munizzi) - 04:19
Personnel
- Mary Alessi - Lead Vocals, Keyboards
- Kinetra Only - Background Vocals
- Essie Yera - Background Vocals
- Armando Gomez - Background Vocals
- Tony Izquierdo - - Background Vocals
- Martha Munizzi - Lead Vocals on "Blessed Be the Lord"
- Deryl Lampkin - Keyboards
- Kiko Donadel - Guitar
- Rodney Clayton - Bass
- Alton Hudson - Drums
- Orlando Contreras Jr. - Percussions
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