Artist: Marvin Sapp
Genre(s):
Gospel
Discography:
Thirsty
Year: 2007
Tracks: 13
Recruited for the legendary gospel singing group Commissioned patch soundless a relative unknown, Marvin Sapp recorded with the radical until its adjournment in 1995, and and then began his possess solo career with a self-titled album the following twelvemonth. Born and brocaded in Grand Rapids, MI (where he has based his JOY Ministries outreach), Sapp debuted with Commissioned in the early '90s after Keith Staten left field for solo ferment. He recorded the Commissioned albums Number 7 and Matters of the Heart with members Fred Hammond, Mitchell Jones, Mike Williams, and Karl Reid; afterward Hammond and Williams left field as well, Sapp recorded the group's last album, 1996's Unreplaceable Love. By that meter Sapp had signed a solo condense likewise, and March 1996 saw the acquittance of his self-titled debut on Word Records. The album reunited him with previous Commissioned mate Fred Hammond (world Health Organization produced the LP) and featured the evangel hits "Vocation Me" and "In His Presence." Sapp's sophomore exploit, Grace & Mercy, appeared in May 1997, followed deuce geezerhood afterwards by Nothing Else Matters. After a short absence from the music scenery, he reappeared under contract at Versity Records and released the sung "I Believe" on the Belly laugh Gospel 2002 album, followed by the album I Believe later in 2002. Diary of a Psalmist appeared in 2003, Be Exalted in 2005, and Thirsty in 2007.
Jan Garbarek, Stenson and Rypdal
