Description
the b-w project is a re-mix project released on Warner Alliance in May 1992.
WARNER ALLIANCE RELEASES PROJECT GEARED TOWARDS YOUTH
The B/W Project, a new release from Warner Alliance, combines many musical styles into a ministering tool for Christianity’s hip-hop generation. Under the guidance of executive producer Chris Christian, Eric Champion and his partner, newcomer Rodney “T” Thomas, have fashioned straight-ahead rap songs from a number of major Christian hits of the last 15 years. Superimposing a rap structure on hits by Amy Grant, Rich Mullins and others makes for alternatively joyous and poignant music that delivers a danceable beat that is coupled with a strong message made for open windows and summertimes. [CashBox Magazine, May 9, 1992 (Gospel Music section)]
THE B/W PROJECT: the b/w project (Warner Alliance)
the bjw project is a hip-hop groovin’ pop project of the highest quality. It culminates from the keyboard and sequencing genius of Collyer Spreen and Eric Champion with the raps of Rodney T. Thomas. A lot of echoes on this project, as the duo reinterprets tunes by, among others, Amy Grant, Rich Mullins, Michael W. Smith, Gary Chapman, Brown Bannister, Chris Christian, Andrae Crouch, and Larry Norman, who penned the most outstanding tune called «Why Should The Devil Have All The Good Music». [CashBox, August 29, 1992]
CD tracklist:
01. Angels
02. Awesome God
03. The Future
04. Why Should the Devil
05. Old Man’s Rubble
06. Put Your Trust
07. Wise Up
08. We Are the Young
09. Sing Your Praise to the Lord
10. Songs of Yesterday
Note: Simultaneously released on cassette and CD by Warner Alliance.
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