What makes I'll Be Thinking of You by Andraé Crouch notable?

This album is significant for its role in popularizing gospel music within broader pop culture, achieving notable chart success and critical acclaim. Crouch's blend of soulful melodies and spiritual lyrics contributed to the genre's growing acceptance in mainstream music during the late 70s. Released in 1979, I'll Be Thinking of You was Andraé Crouch's fourth studio album, coming shortly after his influential work on the soundtrack for 'The Black Godfather'. At this point in his career, Crouch was solidifying his role as a pivotal figure in contemporary gospel music, blending traditional elements with R&B influences.

Who is I'll Be Thinking of You for?

I'll Be Thinking of You works well if you're into uplifting moments of soulful reflection, steady pacing for thoughtful listening and gradual emotional climaxes throughout.

How many songs are on I'll Be Thinking of You?

I'll Be Thinking of You has 8 tracks, running approximately 40 minutes.

I'll Be Thinking of You

Andraé Crouch · 1979

40 min · 8 tracks · rhythm and blues

Soulful gospel harmonies intertwine with uplifting rhythms, creating a vibrant expression of faith and hope.

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Top tracks — play these first

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I'll Be Thinking Of You — The title track encapsulates the album's emotional core, expressing a deep sense of longing and devotion through heartfelt vocals and rich harmonies.
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Jesus Is Lord — This track stands out for its powerful declaration of faith, combining uplifting musicality with fervent lyrics that resonate deeply within the gospel tradition.
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The Love Medley: There's No Hatred, Let The Same Spirit, There's No Hatred (reprise) — This medley showcases Crouch's ability to intertwine multiple themes of love and unity, highlighting his skill in arranging and performing complex vocal harmonies.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

uplifting moments of soulful reflection
steady pacing for thoughtful listening
gradual emotional climaxes throughout
warm harmonies for communal singing

Maybe skip if you

seeking fast-paced instant gratification
prefer standalone tracks over flow

Where this album fits

Career context: Released in 1979, I'll Be Thinking of You was Andraé Crouch's fourth studio album, coming shortly after his influential work on the soundtrack for 'The Black Godfather'. At this point in his career, Crouch was solidifying his role as a pivotal figure in contemporary gospel music, blending traditional elements with R&B influences.
Stylistic neighbors: Walter Hawkins· Donnie McClurkin· Kirk Franklin

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Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

1 I'll Be Thinking Of You 5:09
2 Ive Got The Best 4:55
3 Touch Me 5:34
4 Lookin' For You 4:47
5 Bringin' Back The Sunshine 4:16
6 Jesus Is Lord 5:50
7 The Love Medley: There's No Hatred, Let The Same Spirit, There'sNo Hatred (reprise) 7:13
8 Dreamin' 3:05

What to play next

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Don't Give Up

1981

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This Is Another Day

1976

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