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| Album Title | The Reunion | The Color of Music | Blessed By Association | Not Guilty: The Experience |
Strength | Show Up! | Colorblind | We Walk By Faith | Wash Me | Just Me This Time | There Is Hope | Wait On Him | Yes Lord |
| Guest Artists | Isaac Caree, Lowell Pye, Vanessa Bell Armstrong, Tye Tribbett, LeJuene Thompson, Donald Hayes on saxophone | LeJuene Thompson, Donald Hayes on saxophone | Tonex, Rhonda McLemore, Rance Allen (on album intro) | Deitrick Haddon, Rufus Troutman | Dorinda Clark-Cole (on the concert video) | Angelo and Veronica, Vanessa Bell Armstrong (on the concert video) | Rance Allen, Vanessa Bell Armstrong, Alvin Chea, Mark Kibble | Vanessa Bell Armstrong | (none) | (none) | Fred Hammond, Mitchell Jones, Parkes Stewart on backing vocals on some songs, Daryl Coley | (none) | (none) |
| Other Info | As the name implies, this is a double-CD reunion album, featuring re-recordings of all the hits, with all the familiar faces and voices. | Solo project; production from Rodney Jerkins on two songs "Dancin'" and "Dancin' (Partatropolis mix)" | Included a 'very country' cut, "Just For Me" | Double CD set | Album was almost titled "Thursday Love" | Album certified 'gold'; Montrel Darrett sings with New Life | Kee covers Stevie Wonder's "Love's In Need" | First album on Verity Records | Chris Byrd handles organ duties on the project | Kee tributes his dad on "I Miss You Dad" | Album aimed to draw attention to child abuse problem | Isaac Carree and Lowell Pye debut with New Life | Debut Kee project on Tyscot |
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We're Back | Praise Power, In Your Name, I-C-U | Just For Me | I Believe, Not Guilty | I Do Worship, Strength | Show Up! | Traded, Colorblind | We Walk By Faith | Wave Your Troubles Away, Wash Me, Jesus Is Real | Crazy | There Is Hope | Wait On Him, It Will Be Alright, Anointing | Yes Lord, Happy |