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''Mountain High... Valley Low'' is an album by the gospel singer Yolanda Adams released by Elektra Records. Several singles were released from ''Mountain High''. The set leads with the Warryn Campbell-produced "Yeah", which was co-written by gospel duo Mary Mary who springboarded from the song to gain their own fame. The most notable single was the second release, "Open My Heart", which became a massive crossover fixture on R&B radio. Both of the singles had accompanying music videos. Remixers like Maurice Joshua, Digital Black-N-Groove, Pound Boys, and Junior Vasquez were brought in to turn both of these songs into dance club-friendly material. "The Things We Do" and "Fragile Heart" were also serviced to radio and fared well on adult contemporary stations. The album stands as Adams's best-selling to date, having sold more than 2,374,000 copies and being certified double-platinum by the RIAA.〔http://articles.baltimoresun.com/2006-02-02/entertainment/0602010181_1_yolanda-adams-album-aglow〕 The album won the Grammy Award for Best Contemporary Soul Gospel Album. ==Track listing== # "Time to Change" (E. Atkins, T. Atkins, Warryn Campbell) - (4:00) # "Yeah" (E. Atkins, T. Atkins, Warryn Campbell) - (3:17) # "Fragile Heart" (Y. Adams, Louis Brown, Scott Parker) - (4:38) # "That Name" (Richard Smallwood) - (4:46) # "In The Midst of It All" (Kevin Bond) - (6:57) # "The Things We Do" (Scoffield, Keith Thomas) - (5:33) # "Open My Heart" (Y. Adams, Terry Lewis, James Harris, James "Big Jim" Wright) - (5:40) # "Wherever You Are" (Y. Adams, T. Lewis, J. Harris, J. Wright) - (4:20) # "He'll Arrive (Coming Back)" (featuring Kelly Price) (Millsap, Millsap, Nelson) - (4:16) # "Continual Praise" (Y. Adams, Fred Hammond, Tommie Walker) - (4:28) # "Already Alright" (Y. Adams, T. Lewis, J. Harris, J. Wright) - (4:33) 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Mountain High... Valley Low」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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