In her second album for Philips, Ruth Brown comes home again.
Here she returns to the elemental! roots of her early musical training—gospel singing.
Long identified with rhythm and blues, Ruth in this album proves that she is a singer of uncommon versatility. Offering the classic hymns, her voice is not hampered by lush accompaniment or over-arranged backgrounds.
The voice stands alone—and is of such merit that no one would want it any other way. Ruth’s voice is steady and sure as a rock, yet richly textured, alive with vibrance.
4. He's Got The Whole World In His Hands
