Album Credits
Album Credits for “Though The Darkness Hide Thee…” (2009) by The Sinai Alliance
Produced/recorded/arranged/engineered and all performances (save vocals) by Joel Bezaire.
Additional engineering: Joe Gilder, Derek West, Tim Horsley, Luke Brown, Matthew Faulkner, and Topher Brown.
Poorly mixed the first time by Joel Bezaire. Better mixes with assistance from Joe Gilder.
Mastered by Joe Gilder.
Album art by Emily Bezaire. Design by Emily Bezaire and Joel Bezaire.
All Hymns belong to the Public Domain. All arrangements copyright 2009 by Loud Crow Records.
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Track Listing:
Deep Deep Love – Words by S. Trevor Francis (as O The Deep, Deep, Love of Jesus) (1875), Music by Thomas J. Williams (1890). Vocals by Lori Morrison. Additional vocals by Anna Roberson. Music recorded at Loud Crow Studios, Nashville, TN. Vocals recorded at Fly By West Music, Nashville, TN.
Thrice Holy (Moving Pictures Mix) – Words by Reginald Heber (As Holy, Holy, Holy) (1826), music by John B. Dykes (1861). Vocals by Steven Sorrell. Additional vocals by Anna Roberson. Music recorded at Loud Crow Studios, Nashville, TN. Vocals recorded at Fly By West Music, Nashville, TN and Walnut House Studios, Murfreesboro, TN. {Contains non-sampled musical elements from Tom Sawyer (1981), written by Lee, Lifeson, and Peart. Recorded by Rush on the album Moving Pictures. Elements used under Fair Use (parody).}
‘Tis So Sweet – Words by Louisa M. R. Stead (As ‘Tis So Sweet To Trust In Jesus) (1882). Music by William J. Kirkpatrick. Vocals by Kristin Dare. Music recorded at Loud Crow Studios, Nashville, TN., and Walnut House Studios, Murfreesboro, TN. Vocals recorded at Horsley Studios, Bellevue, TN.
Come Thou Fount – Words by Robert Robinson (As Come, Thou Fount of Every Blessing) (1758). Music by John Wyeth (1813). Vocals by Joe Gilder. Music recorded at Loud Crow Studios, Nashville, TN. Vocals recorded at Walnut House Studios, Murfreesboro, TN.
And Can It Be (A Love Song) – Words by Charles Wesley (as And Can It Be That I Should Gain?) (1738). Music by Thomas Campbell (as Bouquet) (1825). Vocals by David Dewese. Additional vocals by Joe Gilder. Music recorded at Loud Crow Studios, Nashville, TN. Vocals recorded at Spare Bedroom Studios, Royse City, TX and Nashville, TN, and Walnut House Studios, Murfreesboro, TN. {Contains non-sampled music elements from Lovesong (1989), written by Smith, Gallup, Tolhurst, and Thompson. Recorded by The Cure on the album Disintegration. Elements used under Fair Use (parody).}
There Is A Fountain – Words by William Cowper (As There Is A Fountain Filled With Blood) (1772). Music: Cleansing Fountain is a 19th century traditional American tune. Vocals by Frankie Barranco. Additional vocals by Lori Morrison and Anna Roberson. Music recorded at Loud Crow Studios, Nashville, TN. Vocals recorded at Fly By West Music, Nashville, TN.
Draw Me Nearer – Words by Fanny Crosby (as I Am Thine, O Lord) (1875). Music by W. Howard Doane. Vocals by Jeremy Bruce of The Lesser Light. Music recorded at Loud Crow Studios, Nashville, TN., and Walnut House Studios, Murfreesboro, TN. Vocals recorded at Fly By West Music, Nashville, TN.
Praise To The Lord, The Almighty – Words by Joachim Neander (as Straslund) (1860). Translated by Catherine Winkworth (1863). Music taken from traditional German tune Lobe den Herren (1665). Vocals by Mandy Faulkner. Additional vocals by Anna Roberson. Music recorded at Loud Crow Studios, Nashville, TN. Vocals recorded by Topher Brown, Brookhaven, MS.
Crown Him With Many Crowns – Words by Matthew Bridges (1852) and Godfrey Thring (1874). Music by George J. Elvey (as Diademata) (1868). Vocals by Luke Brown. Additional vocals by Joe Gilder. Music recorded at Loud Crow Studios, Nashville, TN. Vocals recorded at N6, Nashville, TN and Walnut House Studios, Murfreesboro, TN.
I Surrender All – Words by Judson W. Van DeVenter (1896) (as I Surrender All). Muisc by Winfield S. Weeden (1896). Vocals by Derek West. Music recorded at Loud Crow Studios, Nashville, TN. Vocals recorded at Fly By West Music, Nashville, TN.
