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| Sandra McCracken (left) and Leslie Anne Jordan |
All Sons &
Daughters this year joined the ranks of many Christian recording artists
who moved beyond the congregation walls and into traditional rock concert
halls. While many of these artists reach out to larger audiences by obscuring
their spiritual beliefs, All Sons & Daughters did the opposite at the Gramercy Theatre tonight. Led by are vocalist/pianist
David Alan Leonard and guitarist/vocalist
Leslie Anne Jordan, both worship
leaders at their church in Franklin, Tennessee, All Sons & Daughters
performed unpolished acoustic and folk rock music as smooth as a whisper while
singing praise and worship lyrics. Separately and harmoniously, their outstanding
vocals were big, passionate and engaging, with light arrangements and sparse
backup helping to accentuate the lyrics projected on a large screen behind the
band. Leonard and Jordan's pastor, Jamie
George, came onstage to speak words of encouragement and to promote Feed
One, an initiative to combat world hunger, and guest artist Sandra McCracken also performed beautifully
both alone and as part of the ensemble. Amidst bars and rock concert lighting,
the evening was not a full-on church service, but was effectively a deeper
experience than that provided by the usual entertainment at the venue.
Visit All Sons & Daughters at
www.allsonsanddaughters.com.

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