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GLAD

As Contemporary Christian Music magazine describes it, "Nearly two decades ago, Glad's elegant vocals helped set them apart from other pioneers of contemporary Christian music. That vocal sound has since evolved into a complex, self-sustaining life form of it's own..." For those of us in the field of a cappella music it is the vocals which the magazine mentions that are the primary interest in Glad. That's not the whole story, however. You see they really are a progressive Christian rock band. They got together on the campus of West Chester State University, near Philadelphia, in the early l970's. Early on the predilection toward complex vocals with classical and jazz overtones began to distinguish the band.
Glad made its first two recordings on the Myrr/Word label
between 1978 and 1980. "The Reason" was the first song on which
they experimented with an a cappella sound. It was originally on
their second album, Beyond A Star (now out of print), but can be
found on the Acapella Project CD. From l980 to the watershed
album (Acapella Project) in 1988 they would add an a cappella cut
to each album. When they recorded an all a cappella album it was
released with some trepidation for there really was no track record
in the field of Christian music to suggest success. They were
amazed by the sale of over 300,000 copies. Since that time, Glad
has alternated recording as a band and as an a cappella group with
increasing success, which is particularly in evidence when we hear
new groups which have obviously been influenced by this
important group. Plus, as a band, they must be considered one of
the pioneers of the contemporary Christian music scene.
The group made a bold leap into the secular with their release of
the fabulous recording A Cappella Gershwin. It not only set the a
cappella world buzzing, but found us listening to their religious
work.The beauty of their music is the most dynamic ministry that
there could be. It has been pouring out of the hearts of these men
for over twenty-five years and has been found on twenty
recordings. The current members are Ed Nalle (who has always
been their producer as well), John Gates, Jim Bullard, Don Pardoe
and Chris Davis.
Following their success with "Worship and Praise," the Glad quartet
have returned with ten more songs of inspiration in the
contemporary Christian mode. As always, the production and
arranging has a modern edge (several of the tracks feature rhythm
samples), and, as on "God Is My Redeemer," invites comparisons
to Take 6, with the multiple part stacked chords and vocal trills.
The quieter ballads, such as "Oh God, My God," are elaborate pop,
each melodic embellishment ascending ever higher; similarly,
"Maker Of My Heart" weaves its progression with surging intensity
and upward motion. The intelligently crafted songs of Glad are
always performed with compelling sincerity.
Listen to "Maker of My Heart" in Real Audio.
3329 CD 14.98
Glad's jubilent style features sacred subject matter, supported by
stiring arrangements that use multiple countermelodies and
modulations to glorify the Creator. The result is positive and
uplifting and this new collection of original songs is memorable.
Layer upon layer of harmonies and jazzy chord extensions, on
songs such as 'Gloria', 'Awesome God', 'He Loves to Hear Our
Praise', 'I Come by the Blood' genuflect and express the heartfelt
spirit of the season.
Listen to "Awesome God" in Real Audio.
3409 CD 14.98
Glad presents the long awaited Voices Of Christmas featuring: "It
Came Upon A Midnight Clear", "Angels From The Realms Of
Glory", "The First Noel", "Angels We Have Heard On High", "O Little
Town Of Bethlehem", "All Praise To You", "God Rest Ye Merry
Gentlemen", "What Child Is This", and "All The World Was Waiting".
Glad is regarded as one of the finest vocal ensembles in the a
cappella community bringing new and exciting arrangements to
songs of Christmas past. This "humbug repellent" will bring joy to
your home and create a harmonious atmosphere to all those who
hear.
2262 CD 14.98
The contemporary Christian group Glad is one of the most
consistently popular groups of the genre. This "Collector's Series,"
drawn from their eight-CD catalog, shows why: they've developed
their own readily-identifiable sound (multi-layered, complex, big)
and they do it really well. For example, "Doer of Your Word" has
the easy familiarity and sing-along refrain of a pop song, but
beyond the surface the arrangement and production is simply
stunning. Vocal trills, shifts of meter, countermelody upon
countermelody utilizing voice as instrument-this is their standard
modus operandi. Listening to the tracks over and over, one hears
them differently each time, as if studying the brushstrokes of a
painting individually. One new track, "Praise To The Lord" by John
Rutter, is an added bonus.Songlist
3417 CD 19.98

Glad's jubilent style features sacred subject matter, supported by
stiring arrangements that use multiple countermelodies and
modulations to glorify the Creator. The result is positive and
uplifting and this new collection of original songs is memorable.
Layer upon layer of harmonies and jazzy chord extensions, on
songs such as "Gloria", Awesome God", " He Loves to Hear Our
Praise" and "I Come by the Blood" genuflect and express the
heartfelt spirit of the season. Songlist
3409 CD 14.98
Glad began as a progressive Christian rock band in the early
seventies. Rich complex arrangements and lush vocal melodies
have been their trademark. Each of their early albums had one a
cappella tune included. As an experiment, in 1988, they recorded
the A Cappella Project which was relieved with such enthusiasm
that they have been alternating instrumental accompaniment with a
cappella albums ever since. Glad singing Gershwin is a total treat.
All the standards are here "I've Got Rhythm," "The Girl I Love,"
"Someone To Watch Over Me" etc. To this reviewer "The Gershwin
Medley" is nothing short of fabulous! Songlist
4404 CD$14.98 Tape$10.98
Listen to "You Put This Love In My Heart" in Real Audio.
3408 CD$14.98
"The Solid Rock" starts the recording and is as rich and lush an
arrangement as we have heard from the wonderful singers of Glad.
Monophonic phrases gradually give way to polyphonic complexity.
The voices spread from one note to multi-part harmony. Then we
are treated to a gospel/jazz arrangement of "Tell It Like It Is."
Because the style was pioneered by Take Six that is our best
description of what it sounds like. "Your Love Broke Through" has
a touch of percussion added to an arrangement that feels like a
ballad. The percussion is marvelously inventive, and almost seems
a shame that it's found on only one arrangement, but as a purist,
this reviewer is just as glad. All in all, each of the ten songs are
different musical views of the gospel field. They vary from the
traditional song which builds to cascades of harmonies to jazz with
R&B overtones. Once again we are blessed to have Glad in the a
cappella field. Songlist
3405 CD$14.98 Tape$9.98

Rich and lush. Did we say that yet? Well let's just get it out of the
way, shall we. After the wonderful reception of the first all a
cappella album by Glad, a follow-up was demanded by fans
everywhere. Not only will you hear the popular, rock, and classical
elements in all their glory but a distinct jazz element joins the
repertoire which is a portent of things to come (A Cappella
Gershwin). Just listen to Ed Nalle and Rob Neal's song "Sing It A
Cappella" and you'll no doubt think of Take Six. Immediately
following is the introduction to "Christ The Lord Is Risen Today," a
wonderful classical/jazz hybrid. The whole recording is a
marvelous mix of new material and arrangements of historical
tradition, Charles Westley, Isac Watts, Matthew Bridges and even
Theodulph of Orleans for real ancient history! Don't forget now,
rich and lush! Songlist
3402 CD$14.98 Tape$10.98
This is it! This is the 1988 album that saw a Christian rock group
gain meteoric popularity in the a cappella field. Each of their prior
albums had included one a cappella tune. It was an experiment to
do an entire recording of them. Thank goodness! You might hear
elements of Acappella, The Beach Boys, Yes and other virtuoso
male vocal rock and popular rhythm groups but one aspect that
distinctly differentiates Glad is the fact that they have classical
elements in their music which gives them a wider palette of vocal
textures and possibilities. You will always read reviewers use the
terms rich and lush when describing the multi-layering of the Glad
compositions. These terms are not exaggerated. If anything they
are understated. Just listen to that vocal horn fanfare! Rich, lush,
rich, lush, rich, lush. There! Songlist
3401 CD$14.98 Tape$10.98

Lacking sufficient superlatives to merely rave, your trusty
reviewer will try to give a feeling of the musical arrangements
applied to some well known hymns, amidst a bevy of
lesser-knowns. The beginning tune is more than just worthy of
attention, it rivets one's attention. The hymn is Edward Shurtleff's
"Lead On, O King Eternal." It was written in 1887 when his
classmates of his seminary graduating class requested that he
compose an inspirational call to spiritual battle. Glad embellishes
the resulting hymn with an implication of vocal fanfare in the
background, four part harmonies, the use of jazz chording and
builds to such a crescendo that it is as inspiring as the composer
would have ever wished. That is just the first song! Among the
fourteen songs are found "Rock of Ages," "Joyful, Joyful We Adore
Thee" and "Fairest Lord Jesus." They provide a rock of familiarity
so that our spirits can soar into the lesser known and still be
anchored. An additional little bonus are the notes which give brief
histories of the songs. Great! Songlist
3403 CD$15.98 Tape$10.98

Enjoy a gospel Christmas with Glad. A fabulous recording by this
contemporary Christian group includes "Rise Up Shepherd and
Follow," "In the First Light," "For Unto Us," and "Starlight."
Songlist
3404 CD$14.98 Tape$10.98
