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| Psalm | ||||
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| Studio album by Terl Bryant | ||||
| Released | 22 August 1993 | |||
| Genre | Progressive rock, Christian rock | |||
| Length | 56:38 | |||
| Label | Alliance Records | |||
| Producer | Terl Bryant | |||
| Terl Bryant chronology | ||||
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Psalm is an album by ex-Iona drummer Terl Bryant released in 1993.
Track listing
Disc – Total Time (56:38)
- "The Lord Reigns" 5:07
- "Christ Be in Me" 4:23
- "Here is Love" 5:07
- "Israel" 4:37
- "My Song is Love Unknown" 4;50
- "Come Holy Ghost" 3:19
- "Do Not Fear" 7:12
- "Miriam" 5:57
- "The King of Love" 3:16
- "The Battle Prayer" 6:15
- "God Be in My Head" 6:21
Personnel
- Terl Bryant – drums, percussion
- Juliet Bryant – backing vocals
- Dave Bainbridge – keyboards, guitar
- Peter Bonas – guitar, bass
- Dave Clifton – vocals, guitar
- Andy Coughlan – bass
- Phil Crabbe – percussion
- Troy Donockley – pipes, whistles
- Mark Edwards – keyboards
- Stuart Garrard – vocals, guitar
- Charlie Groves & Ali Groves – vocals, violin
- Pat Gruber – bass
- Mike Haughton – saxophone
- Joanne Hogg – vocals
- Tim Harries – bass
- Alex Legg – vocals
- Mike Parlett – saxophone
- Ben Okafor – vocals, percussion
- Nicole Riordan – backing vocals
- Mike Sturgis – percussion
Production
- Produced by Terl Bryant
- Recorded by Neil Costello at The Soundfield, Derby, UK, 1995
- Mixed by Nigel Palmer
- Mastered at Abbey Road Studios
- Executive Producer James Sanderson
Release details
- 1995, UK, Alliance Records ALD036, Release Date 22 August 1993, CD
- 1995, UK, Alliance Records ALC036, Release Date 22 August 1993, Cassette
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