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"I Surrender All: 30 Classic Hymns" (04/01/1997) Gospel Carman, Sparrow RecordsPersonnel includes: Carman (vocals); Mark Casstevens (acoustic guitar); John Willis, Gary Burnette, Chet Atkins (electric gutiar); Sonny Garish (steel guitar); Terry Mcmillan (harmonica, percussion);David Huntsinger (piano); Ralph Lofton (Hammond B-3 organ); Pat Coil (keyboards); Gary Prim (synthesizer); Jackie Street, Duncan Mullin (bass); Steve Brewster, Scott Meeder, John Hammond (drums); Eric Darken (percussion); Lisa Cochran, Tim Davis, Ellen Dockery, Mike Eldred, Rod Fletcher, Stephanie Hall, Bonnie Keen, Michael English; Christ Church Choir.

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"Live: Radically Saved" (10/31/1995) Gospel Carman, Sparrow Records

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"Live & Reloaded!" (09/20/2005) Gospel Carman, Alliant Music GroupThis release contains a bonus DVD. As the energetic tracks on 2005's LIVE & RELOADED! reveal, Contemporary Christian artist Carman (aka Dominic Licciardello) is intent on getting the word of Jesus out to younger generations. "House of Praise" is a revved-up funk workout, while "My Pledge" features prominent synthesizer lines, and "This Is My Bible" walks the line between gospel and rock. Carman fans will particularly enjoy the bonus remix disc, which includes lively reworkings of the aforementioned songs.

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"House of Praise" (09/09/2003) Gospel Carman, Cross RecordsPersonnel: Carman, Angela Cruz (vocals); Sean Petersen (acoustic guitar, background vocals); David Cleveland (guitar); Joe Hogue (piano, Hammond B-3 organ, keyboards, bass, programming); Mark Childers (bass); Tony Morra (drums); Melina Doolittle, Joey Richey, Herlon Clark, Gale Mayes West (background vocals).

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"The Absolute Best" (03/09/1993) Gospel Carman, Sparrow Records

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"The Champion" (n/a) Gospel Carman, Word (Label)Personnel includes: Carman (vocals), Tom Hemby (acoustic guitar), Jon Goin, Greg Jennings (guitar), Mark Douthit (saxophone), Mike Brignardello, Jimmie Lee Sloas (bass), Mark Hammond (drums, programming), Keith Thomas (keyboards, programming), Neal Merick (programming), Patti Morris, Bonnie Keen, Melody Tunney, Marty McCall, Pam Mark Hall, Pete Carlson, Brent Lamb. Recorded at Goldmine East, Brentwood, Tennessee; Emerald Sound Studios, Bullet Recording and Hummingbird Recording, Nashville, Tennessee. All songs written or co-written by Carman.

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"Mission 3:16" (01/27/1998) Gospel Carman, Sparrow RecordsPersonnel includes: Carman, Russ Taff, Tony Orlando, Out Of Eden (vocals); Matt Porter, Sigmund Johns, Jim Butler, Jonathon Carrey (rap vocals); Tom Hemby, George Cocchini, Micah Wilshire (guitar, background vocals); Kenny Vaughan, Jerry McPherson, Brent Rowan, Mark Baldwin (guitar); Bruce Bouton (steel guitar); Joey Miskulin (accordion); Mike Haynes, Jeff Bailey, Barry Green, Chris McDonald, Calvin Smith, Allan Brown, Steve Patrick, Sam Levine (horns); Boh Cooper (piano); Tim Akers (keyboards); Byron Hagan (Hammond B-3 organ); Matt Pierson, Byron House (bass); Dan Needham, Michael Clarke (drums); Eric Darken (percussion); Michael Linney, Michael Bragg (programming); Michael Mellett, Lisa Cochran, Bonnie Keen (background vocals). Engineers include: Steve Bishir, David Schober, Bryan Lenox. All tracks have been digitally mastered using HDCD technology. MISSION 3:16 was nominated for a 1999 Grammy for Best Pop/Contemporary Gospel Album. It's techno! No, it's a James Bond soundtrack, no it's Midge Ure! No, it's pop Gospel! Wait a second, it's all those things and more! In an unprecedented act of genre-hopping, Christian pop vet Carman, combines all those styles and more (most of them in the first song!) on MISSION 3:16. This eclectic electronic pop opus is as far from anybody's idea of conventional spiritual music as you're ever likely to get. Carman's innovations are established so firmly from the start as he worships the Lord in his own unique way, that it doesn't seem at all incongruous when bits of rap, heavy metal-guitar and ominous spy-movie themes pop up. Indefinable, unpredictable, and utterly original.

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"The Standard" (09/27/1993) Gospel Carman, Sparrow RecordsPersonnel includes: Margaret Becker (vocals). Producers include: Brown Bannister, Dan Clearly, Robbie Buchanan, Chris Harris, Mark Heimmerman.

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"Heart of a Champion" (10/24/2000) Gospel Carman, Sparrow RecordsPersonnel: Carman, Tammy Trent (vocals); Alan Pasqua (arranger, Hammond B-3 organ); Chieli Minucci, Glenn Rosenstein (guitar); Joel G. Derouin, Charles Bisharat, Eve L. Butler, Charles Everett, Armen Garabedian, Berj Garabedian, Endre Granat, Norman Hughes, Peter Kent, Brian Leonard, Michael Markman, Sid Page, Dave Carpenter (strings); Steve Skinner (harmonica, Hammond B-3 organ, keyboards, programming); Crispin Cioe (alto saxophone, baritone saxophone); Arno Hecht (tenor saxophone); Jim Horn (saxophone); Larry Etkin, Randy Brecker, Mike Haynes, Jeff Bailey (trumpet); Bob Funk, Chris McDonald (trombone); Dan Muckala (keyboards, programming); Mike Brignardello, Leland Sklar (bass); Chris McHugh, Curt Bisquera (drums); Luis Conte (percussion). Producers: Glenn Rosenstein, Brown Bannister, Keith Thomas, Chris Harris, Robbie Buchanan. Engineers: Steve Skinner, Jay Healy, Steve Bishir. Carman is truly a one-of-a-kind artist. While he's ostensibly a Christian artist, he crosses so many stylistic boundaries and engages in so many off-the-wall, everything-but-the-kitchen-sink sonic explorations, that it's impossible to nail him down to anything as easily definable as Christian pop. This two-disc compilation finds him dabbling in everything from bizarre spoken-word to electronica to heavy rock, R&B, and much more. The attraction for hardcore Carmaniacs is the inclusion of six characteristically unpredictable brand new tracks. The title track is a Latin pop-inflected number that could have slipped out of Marc Anthony's dresser drawer. "Jesus Period" bears a ferocious guitar riff that brings to mind early '80s Kiss. "Prayer" is a ballad of faith that wouldn't sound out of place on one of Elton John's Disney film soundtracks. HEART OF A CHAMPION confirms the fact that the one thing consistent thing about Carman is his ability to surprise.

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"Absolutamente lo Mejor" (04/04/1995) Gospel Carman, Sparrow RecordsPersonnel include: Carman (vocals); John Green, Marty McCall, Melodie Tunney, Max Plaster, Brian Rudolph, Bonnie Keen (background vocals). Recording information: 1995.

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"Absolutamente lo Mejor" (04/04/1995) Gospel Carman, Sparrow RecordsPersonnel include: Carman (vocals); John Green, Marty McCall, Melodie Tunney, Max Plaster, Brian Rudolph, Bonnie Keen (background vocals). Recording information: 1995.

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"Sunday's on the Way" (n/a) Gospel Carman, Word (Label)

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"The Early Ministry Years" (05/28/2002) Gospel Carman, Madacy ChristianIncludes liner notes by Carman.
 
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"Passion For Praise, Volume 1" (03/23/1999) Gospel Carman, Sparrow RecordsPersonnel includes: Carman, Natalie Grant, Rodney Covington, Nicole Coleman-Mullen (vocals); Chris Graffagnino, Mark Baldwin, Tom Hemby, Andrew Ramsey (guitar); Blair Masters (piano, keyboards); Boh Cooper (piano); Harlan Rodgers (Hammond B-3 organ); Matt Pierson (bass); Mark Hammond, Dan Needham (drums); Eric Darken (percussion); Tim Davis, Darwin Hobbs, Nicol Smith (background vocals).
 
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"The Early Ministry Years" (05/28/2002) Gospel Carman, Madacy ChristianIncludes liner notes by Carman.
 
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"Heart of a Champion" (10/24/2000) Gospel Carman, Sparrow RecordsPersonnel: Carman, Tammy Trent (vocals); Alan Pasqua (arranger, Hammond B-3 organ); Chieli Minucci, Glenn Rosenstein (guitar); Joel G. Derouin, Charles Bisharat, Eve L. Butler, Charles Everett, Armen Garabedian, Berj Garabedian, Endre Granat, Norman Hughes, Peter Kent, Brian Leonard, Michael Markman, Sid Page, Dave Carpenter (strings); Steve Skinner (harmonica, Hammond B-3 organ, keyboards, programming); Crispin Cioe (alto saxophone, baritone saxophone); Arno Hecht (tenor saxophone); Jim Horn (saxophone); Larry Etkin, Randy Brecker, Mike Haynes, Jeff Bailey (trumpet); Bob Funk, Chris McDonald (trombone); Dan Muckala (keyboards, programming); Mike Brignardello, Leland Sklar (bass); Chris McHugh, Curt Bisquera (drums); Luis Conte (percussion). Producers: Glenn Rosenstein, Brown Bannister, Keith Thomas, Chris Harris, Robbie Buchanan. Engineers: Steve Skinner, Jay Healy, Steve Bishir. Carman is truly a one-of-a-kind artist. While he's ostensibly a Christian artist, he crosses so many stylistic boundaries and engages in so many off-the-wall, everything-but-the-kitchen-sink sonic explorations, that it's impossible to nail him down to anything as easily definable as Christian pop. This two-disc compilation finds him dabbling in everything from bizarre spoken-word to electronica to heavy rock, R&B, and much more. The attraction for hardcore Carmaniacs is the inclusion of six characteristically unpredictable brand new tracks. The title track is a Latin pop-inflected number that could have slipped out of Marc Anthony's dresser drawer. "Jesus Period" bears a ferocious guitar riff that brings to mind early '80s Kiss. "Prayer" is a ballad of faith that wouldn't sound out of place on one of Elton John's Disney film soundtracks. HEART OF A CHAMPION confirms the fact that the one thing consistent thing about Carman is his ability to surprise.
 
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"Yo Kidz! 2" (09/15/1994) Gospel Carman, Everland EntertainmentPersonnel includes: Carman, Lawrence The Kat, Anointed, Helen Baylor, Lisa Bevill, David Mullen (vocals); Eric Darken (percussion). YO KIDZ! 2 is part of Carman's Yo! Kidz series.
 
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"Passion For Praise, Volume 1" (03/23/1999) Gospel Carman, Sparrow RecordsPersonnel includes: Carman, Natalie Grant, Rodney Covington, Nicole Coleman-Mullen (vocals); Chris Graffagnino, Mark Baldwin, Tom Hemby, Andrew Ramsey (guitar); Blair Masters (piano, keyboards); Boh Cooper (piano); Harlan Rodgers (Hammond B-3 organ); Matt Pierson (bass); Mark Hammond, Dan Needham (drums); Eric Darken (percussion); Tim Davis, Darwin Hobbs, Nicol Smith (background vocals).
 
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"The Standard" (09/27/1993) Gospel Carman, Sparrow RecordsPersonnel includes: Margaret Becker (vocals). Producers include: Brown Bannister, Dan Clearly, Robbie Buchanan, Chris Harris, Mark Heimmerman.
 
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"Mission 3:16" (01/27/1998) Gospel Carman, Sparrow RecordsPersonnel includes: Carman, Russ Taff, Tony Orlando, Out Of Eden (vocals); Matt Porter, Sigmund Johns, Jim Butler, Jonathon Carrey (rap vocals); Tom Hemby, George Cocchini, Micah Wilshire (guitar, background vocals); Kenny Vaughan, Jerry McPherson, Brent Rowan, Mark Baldwin (guitar); Bruce Bouton (steel guitar); Joey Miskulin (accordion); Mike Haynes, Jeff Bailey, Barry Green, Chris McDonald, Calvin Smith, Allan Brown, Steve Patrick, Sam Levine (horns); Boh Cooper (piano); Tim Akers (keyboards); Byron Hagan (Hammond B-3 organ); Matt Pierson, Byron House (bass); Dan Needham, Michael Clarke (drums); Eric Darken (percussion); Michael Linney, Michael Bragg (programming); Michael Mellett, Lisa Cochran, Bonnie Keen (background vocals). Engineers include: Steve Bishir, David Schober, Bryan Lenox. All tracks have been digitally mastered using HDCD technology. MISSION 3:16 was nominated for a 1999 Grammy for Best Pop/Contemporary Gospel Album. It's techno! No, it's a James Bond soundtrack, no it's Midge Ure! No, it's pop Gospel! Wait a second, it's all those things and more! In an unprecedented act of genre-hopping, Christian pop vet Carman, combines all those styles and more (most of them in the first song!) on MISSION 3:16. This eclectic electronic pop opus is as far from anybody's idea of conventional spiritual music as you're ever likely to get. Carman's innovations are established so firmly from the start as he worships the Lord in his own unique way, that it doesn't seem at all incongruous when bits of rap, heavy metal-guitar and ominous spy-movie themes pop up. Indefinable, unpredictable, and utterly original.
 
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"Yo Kidz! 2" (09/15/1994) Gospel Carman, Everland EntertainmentPersonnel includes: Carman, Lawrence The Kat, Anointed, Helen Baylor, Lisa Bevill, David Mullen (vocals); Eric Darken (percussion). YO KIDZ! 2 is part of Carman's Yo! Kidz series.
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