Come Walk with Me (album) explained

Come Walk with Me
Type:Studio album
Artist:Oleta Adams
Cover:Come walk with me.jpg
Released:1997
Recorded:Vanguard Recording Complex (Detroit, MI).
Genre:Gospel, Christian
Length:54:21
Label:Harmony
Producer:Michael J. Powell, Oleta Adams
Prev Title:The Very Best of Oleta Adams
Prev Year:1996
Next Title:All the Love
Next Year:2001

Come Walk with Me is the sixth studio album by the American musician Oleta Adams, released in 1997.

History

Come Walk with Me is Adams' first gospel music album. Adams, being the daughter of a minister, had been trained in singing gospel music since she was a child, and sang at her local church choir. Gospel music was always a strong influence in her previous recordings, but it was never fully explored as in this album.

It was her first album after leaving Mercury Records, which had released her previous three studio albums and a compilation. Adams signed to Christian music label Harmony Records to release the album. The record was co-produced by Adams and Michael J. Powell, who had also produced some songs on Adams' previous album Moving On.

The album was well-received critically, and charted in the top 10 of the US Billboard Gospel and Christian charts. The songs "Holy Is the Lamb" and "This Love Won't Fail" were released as radio-only singles.

Adams contributed the Christmas song "A Child Was Born Into My Life" for a compilation album titled Christmas Harmony in 1998, after which she left Harmony Records.

Personnel

Production

Charts

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Chart (1997)Peak
position
Billboard Top Gospel Albums 4
Billboard Top Contemporary Christian 10
Dutch album chart 78