Number 7 (album)

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Number 7
Studio album by Commissioned
Released	March 19, 1991
Genre	Gospel music
Length	64:27
Label	Benson Records
Producer	Fred Hammond, Mitchell Jones
Commissioned chronology
State of Mind (1990) Number 7 (1991) Matters of the Heart (1994)

Number 7, released in 1991 on Benson Records, is a gospel music album by the American urban contemporary gospel group Commissioned.

At the time of the album's release, Commissioned's line-up included four of its six original members (Fred Hammond, Mitchell Jones, Mike Williams and Karl Reid) along with newer members Marvin Sapp, Maxx Frank and Eddie Howard.

Track listing[]

1. "Second Chance" – 5:37
2. "Love U With the Rest of My Life" – 5:51
3. "We Are Overcomers" – 5:40
4. "I Really Love the Lord (Interlude)" – 0:51
5. "Hold Me" – 5:56
6. "King of Glory" – 5:57
7. "Please You More" – 6:29
8. "Be an Example" – 5:23
9. "I Can't Live Without U" – 4:34
10. "Secret Place" – 4:15
11. "I Really Love the Lord" – 2:42
12. "I Love Thinking of U" – 4:39
13. "Please You More [instrumental]" – 6:26

Chart positions[]

Album^[1][]

Personnel[]

• Fred Hammond: Vocals, Bass, Keyboards, Drum programming, Drums
• Mitchell Jones: Vocals, Keyboards, Drum Machine, Drum Programming
• Marvin Sapp: Vocals
• Karl Reid: Vocals
• Maxx Frank: Keyboards, Piano, Strings Overdub
• Michael Williams: Drums, Drum Programming, Drum Overdubs, Cymbals
• Eddie Howard, Jr.: Keyboards, Bass, Synthesizer Bass

Additional Musicians

• Transformation Crusade: Rap on "King of Glory"
• Randy Poole: Keyboard Programming
• Paul "PDA" Allen: Keyboard Programming
• Valdez Brantley: Drum Programming, Keyboards, Programming
• Skip Pruitt: Saxophone
• Bernard Wright: Drum Programming, Keyboards, Key Bass, Keyboard Bass
• Dave Ward: Drum Programming, Keyboard Programming
• Anson Dawkins: Drum Programming, Drums, Programming
• Eric Dawkins: Keyboards

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