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Widely considered by many to be one of the greatest [[Christian rock]] album of all-time, ''Jesus Freak'' changed the genre of [[Christian hip-hop]] and [[Christian rock]] in many ways and is still influences bands today. | Widely considered by many to be one of the greatest [[Christian rock]] album of all-time, ''Jesus Freak'' changed the genre of [[Christian hip-hop]] and [[Christian rock]] in many ways and is still influences bands today. | ||
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"Jesus Freak" is the fourth album by dc Talk.
It was released in 1995 and debuting at #3 on Billboard's Top 200 album chart. It has sold over two million copies. The album was listed at #14 in the 2001 book CCM Presents: The 100 Greatest Albums in Christian Music.
Widely considered by many to be one of the greatest Christian rock album of all-time, Jesus Freak changed the genre of Christian hip-hop and Christian rock in many ways and is still influences bands today.
Track listing
- "So Help Me God" – 4:39
- "Colored People" – 4:26
- "Jesus Freak" – 4:49
- "What If I Stumble" – 5:06
- "Day by Day" – 4:30
- "Mrs. Morgan" – 0:57
- "Between You and Me" – 4:59
- "Like It, Love It, Need It" – 5:23
- "Jesus Freak (Reprise)" – 1:17
- "In the Light" – 5:05
- "What Have We Become?" – 6:08
- "Mind's Eye" – 5:17
- "Alas, My Love" – 5:17
Freaked!
On June 20, 2006, Gotee Records, which is headed by dc Talk's Toby McKeehan, released a ten-year anniversary CD called Freaked! This CD features artists from record labels Gotee and Mono vs Stereo remaking songs off of the original Jesus Freak album. Freaked! is not a true tenth-anniversary album, as it was released eleven-and-a-half years after Jesus Freak.
Credits
- Joe Baldridge - Engineer
- Brent Barcus - Guitar
- George Cocchini - Guitar
- Todd Collins - Percussion
- Will Denton - Drums
- Mark Heimermann - Bass guitar, Piano
- Dann Huff - Guitar
- David Lyndon Huff - Drums
- Ronn Huff - Arranger, Conductor
- Terry MacMillan - Percussion
- Toby McKeehan - Producer
- Jerry McPherson - Guitar
- Shaun McWilliams - Mandolin, Drums
- Brent Milligan - Bass
- John Mark Painter - Bass, Guitar, Accordion, Producer
- Charlie Peacock - Vocals
- Dave Perkins - Guitar
- Otto Price - Bass
- Chris Rodriguez - Guitar
- Jimmie Lee Sloas - Bass
- Aaron Smith - Drums
- Dennis Soley - Flute
- Jackie Street - Bass
- Oran Thornton - Guitar
- Sean Turner - Guitar
- Scott Williamson - Drums
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