Michael Omartian - Ain't You Glad

This is Track #1 from the 1977 Michael Omartian album, Adam Again
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Adam Again is a solid example of 1970s pop with an overall easy listening approach reminiscent of 1970s radio. There are some sounds reminiscent of James Taylor and Billy Joel. This album has a smooth sound that foreshadows the polish he brought to artists like Christopher Cross.
Michael may be more famous for his work producing albums for stars like Christopher Cross, Michael Bolton, Whitney Houston, Rod Stewart, Donna Summer, Billy Joel, Jerry Garcia, John Lennon, Steely Dan, Shania Twain, Amy Grant, Vince Gill, Keith Urban, Quincy Jones, Tim McGraw, and a lot of others..
Michael Omartian had a few solo albums through the 70s and 80s as well as some with his wife billed as "Michael & Stormie Omartian."
From Michael's website bio:
Michael Omartian has contributed his talents to over 350,000,000 albums and CD’s sold worldwide as a producer, composer, arranger, artist or musician. He is the first record producer to chart #1 hits in three consecutive decades. With seventeen Grammy nominations including Producer of the Year, Album of the Year and Gospel Album of the Year, Omartian is a multiple Grammy Award winner. Additionally, Michael has been recognized by The Recording Academy (NARAS) as Keyboard Musician of the Year and is a Yamaha sponsored artist.
Topical for the 1970s, "Whatchersign" warns against the cultural obsession with the zodiac. "Annie The Poet" is a strong storytelling piece that would have fit very well on a Billy Joel album. "Alive and Well" is a high energy song reminding us that Satan is alive and well and offering us everything we think we want.
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[@NCCCSermons]

Love this album! Had it in the late 70's, Brings back so many memories

[@louisb5563]

NOTHING LIKE CLASSIC CCM!

[@FRANKAXEL]

My favourite Michael Omartian album.

[@dysfunctional_vet]

i had this album when it first came out. glad to be able to hear it again.

[@aybee63]

Fantastic production!