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| Breakout solo debut with Faith Evans, The Clark Sisters, Donald Lawrence & Kierra Sheard. Just For Me, Balm In Gilead, Heaven, etc. |
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| 1 Just for Me |
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| 2 Nothing Without You |
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| 3 Praise Festival |
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| 4 Unconditional (Mad Love) |
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| 5 Gotta Right... |
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| 6 Can't Take It |
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| 7 Jesus Is a Love Song |
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| 8 Jesus Is a Love Song (Reprise) |
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| 9 Balm in Gilead |
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| 10 Holy, Thou Art Holy |
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| 11 Heaven |
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| 12 Couldn't Tell It If I Tried |
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| 13 A Praying Spirit |
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| 14 The Will of God |
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Album Review
After spending most of her life singing with her siblings in the Clark Sisters, Karen Clark-Sheard released her debut solo album, "Finally Karen", in 1997. We already knew from the Clark Sisters that Karen possessed a wonderful, powerful voice, but "Finally Karen" confirms the depth and range of her talent. From the outset, it's clear that she has decided to broaden her appeal by bringing in urban R&B influences. Clark-Sheard works with producer/songwriter Donald Lawrence, Stanley Brown, James Moss, the Tri-City Singers and Faith Evans, and the result is a joyous, inspirational album, largely recorded live at Detroit's Bailey Cathedral. It's alternately celebratory and reflective, and it confirms that Karen Clark-Sheard is a talent in her own right. ~ Rodney Batdorf, All Music Guide
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