Vanessa Bell Armstrong
Vanessa Bell Armstrong made her solo debut on Onyx/Muscle Shoals Sound Reco… Read Full Bio ↴Vanessa Bell Armstrong made her solo debut on Onyx/Muscle Shoals Sound Records in 1983 with the album Peace Be Still. The title track has since became one of Armstrong's signature songs. Armstrong's second album Chosen hit number one on the US Billboard Top Gospel Albums chart.
Bell Armstrong performed on the 1st Annual Soul Train Awards ceremony. Her 1986 album Following Jesus won a Soul Train Music Award for Best Gospel Album - Solo in 1988. She is also a seven time Grammy Award-nominee.
The cover of Armstrong's 1987 Billboard-charting mainstream 7" single "You Bring Out The Best In Me."Vanessa enjoyed a slice of mainstream success in the late 80's. Her self-titled 1987 Jive Records debut yielded the Billboard-charting hit "You Bring Out The Best In Me," as well as the club favorite "Pressing On." [1][3] The next year's follow-up album Wonderful One featured a cover of the Labi Siffre anti-Apartheid anthem "Something Inside So Strong." The song was later remade in 1995 by Armstrong along with Shirley Caesar, Fred Hammond, Tramaine Hawkins, Yolanda Adams, and a host of other gospel artists as a tribute to Rosa Parks. The song was serviced to radio stations to play on the 40th anniversary of the civil rights icon's arrest.
Armstrong appeared on Broadway in 1991 in a production of Don't Get God Started. "Always," a Marvin Winans composition that anchors the play, also appears on Armstrong's 1987 self-titled album. Her Broadway role lead to a cameo appearance in the Oprah Winfrey TV special The Women of Brewster Place. Armstrong was also chosen to record the theme to the popular 80's NBC sitcom Amen.
Vanessa Bell Armstrong took a 3 year self-imposed hiatus from recording before releasing A Brand New Day under a new deal with Tommy Boy Gospel in 2001. Vanessa was presented with a lifetime achievement award during 2004's Gospel Superfest.
Armstrong's 2007 album, Walking Miracle, is her first release in 6 years, and blends traditional gospel fare like "So Good To Me" (produced by Smokie Norful) with contemporary songs like "Til The Victory's Won" (produced by Fred Jerkins III) and the title track (produced by Rodney Jerkins). The latter song was inspired by Armstrong's son who was recently diagnosed with multiple sclerosis
Bell Armstrong performed on the 1st Annual Soul Train Awards ceremony. Her 1986 album Following Jesus won a Soul Train Music Award for Best Gospel Album - Solo in 1988. She is also a seven time Grammy Award-nominee.
The cover of Armstrong's 1987 Billboard-charting mainstream 7" single "You Bring Out The Best In Me."Vanessa enjoyed a slice of mainstream success in the late 80's. Her self-titled 1987 Jive Records debut yielded the Billboard-charting hit "You Bring Out The Best In Me," as well as the club favorite "Pressing On." [1][3] The next year's follow-up album Wonderful One featured a cover of the Labi Siffre anti-Apartheid anthem "Something Inside So Strong." The song was later remade in 1995 by Armstrong along with Shirley Caesar, Fred Hammond, Tramaine Hawkins, Yolanda Adams, and a host of other gospel artists as a tribute to Rosa Parks. The song was serviced to radio stations to play on the 40th anniversary of the civil rights icon's arrest.
Armstrong appeared on Broadway in 1991 in a production of Don't Get God Started. "Always," a Marvin Winans composition that anchors the play, also appears on Armstrong's 1987 self-titled album. Her Broadway role lead to a cameo appearance in the Oprah Winfrey TV special The Women of Brewster Place. Armstrong was also chosen to record the theme to the popular 80's NBC sitcom Amen.
Vanessa Bell Armstrong took a 3 year self-imposed hiatus from recording before releasing A Brand New Day under a new deal with Tommy Boy Gospel in 2001. Vanessa was presented with a lifetime achievement award during 2004's Gospel Superfest.
Armstrong's 2007 album, Walking Miracle, is her first release in 6 years, and blends traditional gospel fare like "So Good To Me" (produced by Smokie Norful) with contemporary songs like "Til The Victory's Won" (produced by Fred Jerkins III) and the title track (produced by Rodney Jerkins). The latter song was inspired by Armstrong's son who was recently diagnosed with multiple sclerosis
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Vanessa Bell Armstrong Lyrics
Always (Shihab) Even if... Even if... Even if... I'll always prote…
Any Way You Bless Me Any way You bless me. Any way You bless me. Any way…
Count On Your Love Love is a passion that we all need A guaranteed way…
Desire of My Heart Oh Lord, I Love You Show me the desires of my…
For God So Loved The World For God so loved the world That He gave His only…
Free would you believe me if i said... that we are the…
Good News We've come this far by faith Pick up your pace and…
He Is Lord Oh blessed lamb once slain Will reign forever more His hands…
He Looked Beyond My Faults Amazing Grace she'll always be my my song my song…
He's Real Some people doubt the Lord They don't believe in His word …
Help Help i dont know what to do & Im depending on…
I'm Going Through I'm going through I'm going through I'm going through I'm go…
It's Over Now I need a song to save your people I need a…
Mary Did You Know Mary did you know that your baby boy will some…
Nobody But Jesus Who was the one when I didn't know my name? Before…
Oil Of God The Oil of God has anointed me to maximize In the…
Ounce Of Your Love Love is a passion that we all need A guaranteed way…
Peace Be Still Master, the tempest is raging The billows are tossing high …
Pressing On There were days when I thought I wouldn't make it…
Shine On Me Turn on the lights from heaven, Lord Shine on me Turn on…
So Good to Me He's been so good to me (Yes you have) Everything I ever…
Somebody prayed [Verse 1:] I had a few mountains, had a few valleys, thought…
Something Inside So Strong [Verse 1:] The higher you build your barrier, the taller I'…
The Classics Cuando queremos dinero florece y la envidia crece y yo los…
The Denied Stone The stone that the builders refused, Has become the head co…
The Secret Is Out Tell me a story about Jesus Christ Tell me of His…
Wait If you wait, If you hold out Joy is coming, In…
Walk With Me Walk with me Lord; walk with me Walk with me Lord;…
We Sing Glory [Chorus 1:] This is the day that the Lord has made, we…
We Sing Glory (Live) This is the day that the Lord has made, we will…
What He's Done For Me What He′s Done For Me I get joy when I think…
What Shall I Render [Verse 1:] What shall I render unto God for all His…
You Alone Are Worthy You Alone Are Worthy of all the glory You Alone Are…
You Bring Out the Best In Me I thought that I could make it, thought I was…
You Can't Take My Faith Away All of the stars may fall from the sky The moon…
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on Yes He Loves Me
Lyric to the song I don't no why he cares