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God's really got a hold on the soul legend
floating over the digitized grooves of producer Michael Stokes, Smokey Robinson's unmistakable alto sounds as angelic as ever on this, his first religious album. He teases out "Let Your Light Shine on Me" as if it were one of his trademark romantic ballads, and he dollies back from "problems with my woman" to counsel with his god in "I Have Prayed on It." Elsewhere, Food for the Spirit is dragged down by by-the-Book expressions of belief and heavy-handed social commentary, but Robinson hasn't sounded this into it since his heyday, and that in itself is reason to rejoice.
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Track List
- Jesus Told Me To Love You
- Let Your Light Shine On Me
- The Road To Damscus
- Standing On Jesus
- He Can Fix Anything
- I Have Prayed On It
- Gang Bangin'
- I Praise & Worship You Father
- We Are The Warriors
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