The Kingsmen Return with "They Don't Know"

The Kingsmen return with They Don't Know, the legendary Gospel quartet's first new album since their highly acclaimed 2014 release Battle Cry. This compelling album offers messages of hope, songs of faith and answers to life's questions through powerful lyrics and arrangements that are strong and clear.
"They don't know it's in His hands, They don't know God's got a plan, And He's guiding us whatever we go through" -They Don't Know.
In classic Kingsmen style, there is something for every fan. The freshness of the title tune "They Don't Know" and the meaningful ballad "The Evidence I Need" prove the Kingsmen are not stuck in the past idea of "three chords and a cloud of dust." With the vocal abilities of Bob Sellers, Randy Crawford, and the newest member Joshua Horrell, every song is delivered with conviction that matches the lyrics written by some of Gospel Music's best songwriters.
These include Kenna West, Regina Walden, Sandy Knight and Jason Cox among others. Of course, you cannot have a Kingsmen album without the low notes provided by one of the most respected men in the industry, Ray Dean Reese. Ray shines on the traditional Southern Gospel tunes, "I'll Sail Away Home" and "Don't Underestimate God's Grace." They Don't Know is the continuation of a great legacy in Gospel music. Sixty-One years later, there are still new people discovering the Kingsmen, and They Don't Know the message. The Kingsmen are making sure that they hear it.
SONG LIST:
1. They Don't Know (What the Lord Can Do)
2. Keep the Lions Hungry
3. God Calls It Grace
4. Hear the Word of the Lord
5. The Evidence
6. I Need I'll Sail Away Yonder
7. Cost of the Cross
7. Let Go and Hold Fast
8. Fade to Black
9. Don't Underestimate
10. God's Grace Legacy
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