Album

Universal United House Of Prayer

Buddy Miller

2004 · Rock, Blues

Universal United House Of Prayer by Buddy Miller

Universal United House Of Prayer is a Rock album by Buddy Miller, originally released in 2004. On Gatefold: 4 pressings tracked.

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Tracklist

  1. 1Worry Too Much4:48
  2. 2There's a Higher Power3:53
  3. 3Shelter Me3:14
  4. 4With God on Your Side9:14
  5. 5Wide River to Cross3:03
  6. 6Fire and Water4:02
  7. 7Don't Wait4:37
  8. 8This Old World2:59
  9. 9Is That You4:52
  10. 10Returning4:55
  11. 11Fall on the Rock5:02
  12. 12Hidden Track0:43

Sound DNA

  • Rock

Notes from the original pressing. Later editions may differ.

A short piece of 'Royal Telephone' sung by Glenda Edwards follows the final listed song.
"Worry Too Much" is a cover version, it was originally recorded by Mark Heard on the album "Second Hand."
"With God on our side" is a cover version, it was originally recorded by Bob Dylan.
Issued in a 6-panel digipak, with a clear plastic tray on the inside right panel (no booklet).

Credits

The people behind it.

Performers

  • Phil MadeiraELECTRIC ORGAN , ACCORDION, LAP STEEL GUITAR ORGAN , ACCORDION, GUITAR ORGAN , ACCORDION, LAP STEEL GUITAR
  • Steve HindalongPERCUSSION PERCUSSION, DRUM
  • Tammy RogersFIDDLE VIOLIN
  • Alison PrestwoodBASS
  • Ann McCraryBACKING VOCALS
  • Brady BladeDRUMS
  • Bryan OwingsDRUMS
  • Byron HouseBASS
  • Emmylou HarrisBACKING VOCALS VOCALS
  • Glenda EdwardsVOCALS
  • Jim LauderdaleBACKING VOCALS VOCALS
  • Julie MillerBACKING VOCALS ELECTRIC GUITAR GUITAR
  • Regina McCrary BrownBACKING VOCALS
  • Rick PlantBASS, BANJO

4 pressings tracked on Gatefold

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