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Setlist: The Very Best of Kirk Franklin (Live)

Setlist: The Very Best of Kirk Franklin (Live)

Dec 2011

Album Tracks

  • Hosanna
  • Brighter Day
  • My Life, My Love, My All
  • Silver & Gold
  • Why We Sing
  • Conquerors
  • Melodies from Heaven
  • Let Me Touch You
  • When I Get There (With Kirk Franklin Interlude)
  • Now Behold the Lamb

Hello Fear

Hello Fear

Mar 2011

Album Tracks

  • Hello Fear
  • The Story of Fear
  • Before I Die
  • I Am
  • But the Blood
  • Everyone Hurts
  • I Smile
  • Give Me
  • Never Alone Interlude
  • The Altar (feat. Marvin Sapp & Beverly Crawford)
  • Something About the Name Jesus, Pt. 2 (feat. Rance Allen, Marvin Winans, John P. Kee & Isaac Carree)
  • Today
  • The Moment #1
  • The Moment #2
  • A God Like You

The Essential Kirk Franklin

The Essential Kirk Franklin

Jan 2011

Album Tracks

  • He Reigns / Awesome God
  • Looking for You
  • Hide Me
  • You Are
  • Conquerors
  • Blessing In the Storm
  • Something About the Name Jesus
  • He's Able
  • Silver & Gold
  • When I Get There
  • Why We Sing
  • Brokenhearted (with Marvin L. Winans)
  • Why (With Stevie Wonder)
  • He'll Take the Pain Away
  • The Storm Is Over Now
  • Speak to Me
  • Imagine Me
  • Afterwhile (feat. Yolanda Adams)
  • Help Me Believe
  • The Family Worship Medley
  • Before I Die
  • Revolution
  • Now Behold the Lamb
  • I Am
  • Hosanna
  • Let Me Touch You
  • Stomp (Remix)
  • Hello Fear

The Fight of My Life

The Fight of My Life

Dec 2007

Album Tracks

  • Intro
  • Declaration (This Is It!)
  • Little Boy (feat. Rance Allen)
  • Help Me Believe
  • Hide Me
  • How It Used to Be
  • He Will Supply
  • Jesus
  • I Am God (feat. tobyMac)
  • It Would Take All Day
  • A Whole Nation
  • Still In Love
  • I Like Me (feat. Da' T.R.U.T.H.)
  • Chains
  • Still (In Control) [feat. Doug Williams & Melvin Williams]
  • The Last Jesus

Christmas

Christmas

Dec 2007

Album Tracks

  • Silent Night
  • Now Behold the Lamb
  • Jesus Is the Reason for the Season
  • Go Tell It On the Mountain
  • They Need to Know
  • There's No Christmas Without You
  • O Come All Ye Faithful
  • The Night That Christ Was Born
  • Thank You for Your Child
  • Love Song
  • Silver and Gold

V2...

V2...

Apr 2007

Album Tracks

  • Jump, Jump
  • Dance
  • Know Him
  • I'm Not Perfect
  • Abundantly
  • We Love You (The LIVE Remix)
  • Praise On the Inside
  • Holding On
  • Afraid
  • Let It Go
  • Nobody
  • Operator
  • Steve Harvey Show Interlude
  • Medley

Songs for the Storm, Vol. 1

Songs for the Storm, Vol. 1

Nov 2006

Album Tracks

  • Intro
  • He'll Take the Pain Away
  • Let Me Touch You
  • When I Get There
  • Conquerors
  • When You Fall
  • Blessing In the Storm
  • The Storm Is Over Now
  • You Are
  • The Family Worship Medley
  • Melodies from Heaven
  • Look At Me Now

Hero

Hero

Oct 2005

Album Tracks

  • Intro
  • Looking for You
  • Hero
  • Interlude #1
  • Let It Go
  • The Process
  • Imagine Me
  • Could've Been
  • Better
  • Afterwhile
  • Brokenhearted
  • Without You
  • Keep Your Head
  • Why
  • First Love
  • The Appeal
  • Brokenhearted
  • Interlude #2
  • Sunshine
  • Outro

A Season of Remixes - EP

A Season of Remixes - EP

Oct 2003

Album Tracks

  • Brighter Day
  • Why We Sing
  • Revolution
  • Gonna Be a Lovely Day
  • Lean On Me
  • Brighter Day

The Rebirth of Kirk Franklin

The Rebirth of Kirk Franklin

Feb 2002

Album Tracks

  • Intro
  • Hosanna
  • Caught Up
  • 911
  • The Blood Song
  • Brighter Day
  • My Life, My Love, My All
  • Lookin' Out for Me
  • He Reigns / Awesome God
  • Interlude
  • Don't Cry
  • The Transition
  • Always
  • When I Get There
  • Interlude
  • Outro (The Blood)
  • Throw Yo Hands Up

Kirk Franklin and the Family (Live)

Kirk Franklin and the Family (Live)

Nov 2001

Album Tracks

  • Why We Sing
  • He's Able
  • Silver & Gold
  • Call On the Lord
  • Real Love
  • He Can Handle It
  • A Letter from My Friend
  • The Family Worship Medley
  • Speak to Me
  • Till We Meet Again

The Nu Nation Project

The Nu Nation Project

Nov 2001

Album Tracks

  • Interlude: the Verdict
  • Revolution
  • Lean On Me
  • Something About the Name Jesus
  • Riverside
  • He Loves Me
  • Gonna Be a Lovely Day
  • Praise Joint (Remix)
  • Hold Me Now
  • You Are
  • Interlude: the Car (Stomp)
  • If You've Been Delivered
  • Smile Again
  • Love (Remix)
  • My Desire
  • Blessing In the Storm
  • I Can

God's Property From Kirk Franklin's Nu Nation

God's Property From Kirk Franklin's Nu Nation

May 1997

Album Tracks

  • Stomp (Remix) Ft Kirk Franklin & Salt
  • My Life Is In Your Hands
  • It's Rainin
  • More Than I Can Bear
  • Up Above My Head
  • Love
  • Sweet Spirit
  • Faith
  • You Are The Only One
  • So Good
  • The Storm Is Over Now
  • Stomp (Original Mix)
  • He Will Take The Pain Away

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Artist Bio

Since his debut, 1993's Kirk Franklin & the Family, Kirk Franklin has been one of the brightest stars in contemporary gospel music. The album spent 100 weeks on the gospel charts (some of those on top), crossed over to the R&B charts, and became the first gospel debut album to go platinum. His second album, Kirk Franklin & the Family Christmas, became the genre's first Christmas album to make it to number one, and his 1996 album Whatcha Lookin' 4 went gold as soon as it was distributed. With such phenomenal success, it is small wonder that some have hailed him as "the Garth Brooks of gospel." Still, despite all the adulation and brouhaha, Franklin remains a humble, devout Christian, eschewing the title "entertainer" in favor of labeling himself as just a "church boy."
Franklin's road to the top, though quick, was far from smooth. Abandoned by his mother and never having known his father, Franklin was reared by his Aunt Gertrude, a deeply religious woman who raised him as a strict Baptist. When he was four, she paid for his piano lessons by collecting aluminum cans. The lessons were money well spent, for Franklin was a natural musician who could sight read and play by ear with equal facility. At age 11, he was leading the Mt. Rose Baptist Church adult choir near Dallas. Despite, or because of, his church background, Franklin began rebelling in his teens and getting into trouble until one of his friends was accidentally shot and killed at age 15.
Realizing that he had chosen a bad road, Franklin returned to the fold and began composing songs, recording, and conducting. Since 1991, he has been backed up by his 17-member choir, the Family, a group comprised of friends and associates from his younger days (interestingly, one member of the Family, Jon Drummond, made it to the semifinals of the 100-meter sprint at the 1996 Olympics). Support from his pastor, his wife Tammy, whom he married in early 1996, and the four children they brought to the marriage help keep Franklin close to his religious core, and he returned in 1998 with Nu Nation Project. The album topped the Billboard Top 200 charts (peaking at number seven) and remained on the Billboard Gospel Albums chart for 49 weeks, paving the way for Franklin's third Grammy (Best Contemporary Soul Gospel Album).
Over the course of the next few years, Franklin worked on the soundtrack of the movie Kingdom Come (contributing the single "Thank You") and released another album, 2002's The Rebirth of Kirk Franklin. Making good on the success of its predecessor, the disc soared to number four on the Billboard 200 chart and spent 29 weeks on the Gospel Albums chart. Two more chart-topping albums emerged out in the next four years, Hero (2005) and Songs for the Storm, Vol. 1 (2006), both of which topped the gospel charts at the time of their release. Hero went on to win two Grammys in late 2006.
The following year, he released The Fight of My Life, an all-star affair featuring contributions from Rance Allen, tobyMac, and Melvin Williams, among others. It topped the Gospel Albums chart and broke into the Top 40 of the Billboard 200. In 2010, following the tragic earthquake in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, Franklin assembled an even bigger crowd of gospel all-stars in Nashville’s Quad Studios to record the benefit single “Are You Listening." His next studio album, 2011's Hello Fear, featured "I Smile," his first hit on the pop charts since 2005.

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