Gospel Artist Dietrick Haddon Celebrates a Career of Hits with "The Best of Dietrick Haddon"

On September 2, RCA Inspiration Records is proud to release Dietrick Haddon's "best of" collection. Featuring 15 of his biggest and his most memorable songs, this CD is a great testimony of what an annointed Haddon is as a Gospel artist.
Deitrick Haddon was born and raised in Detroit, Michigan, where he served as pastor and music director at Detroit's Unity Cathedral of Faith. As the son of Bishop Clarence Haddon and Prophetess Joyce Haddon, he grew up in the church and preached his first sermon at the age of 11. Deitrick Haddon and his Voices of Unity drew upon both secular and spiritual influences to create a sound they dubbed "gospel soul."
Signed to the Tyscot label, the group debuted in 1995 with Come Into This House. Two years later, Haddon and company issued Live the Life, which scored Gospel Music Workshop of America Excellence Awards in the categories of New Artist of the Year: Urban Contemporary and Album of the Year: Urban Contemporary.
After This Is My Story (1998), Chain Breaker (1999), and Nu Hymnz: Live from the Motor City (2001), Haddon went solo and signed to the Verity label. Through releases such as Lost and Found (2002), the Tim & Bob collaboration 7 Days (2006), Church on the Moon (2011), A Beautiful Soul (2012), and R.E.D. (2013), Haddon maintained his reputation for pushing the boundaries of contemporary gospel. Six of his albums have reached the Top Ten of Billboard's Top Gospel Albums chart.
Here's the tracklisting of the "Best of Dietrick Haddon:"
01. God Is Good
02. Love Him Like I Do
03. God Didn't Give Up
04. Count Your Blessings
05. Heaven Knows
06. Stand Still
07. Real God, Cold World
08. Well Done (Album Version)
09. Mighty God
10. Have Your Way
11. Sinner's Prayer
12. I'm Alive
13. Power
14. My Prayer
15. My Soul Says Yes
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