- Release date
- 26-January-2007
- CD release
- Petra Productions (no code)
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- 01 Come, Now Is The Time
- Words and music: Brian Doerksen
- 02 Trading My Sorrows
- Words and music: Darrell Evans
- 03 God Of Wonders
- Words and music: Steve Hindalong and Marc Byrd
- 04 Draw Me Close
- Words and music: Kelly Carpenter
- 05 Here I Am To Worship
- Words and music: Tim Hughes
- 06 My Redeemer Lives
- Words and music: Reuben Morgan
- 07 Lord, Reign In Me
- Words and music: Brenton Brown
- 08 We Fall Down
- Words and music: Chris Tomlin
- 09 Blessed Be Your Name
- Words and music: Matt Redman
- 10 Lord, I Lift Your Name On High (live)
- Words and music: Rick Founds
- 11 Bonus Track: Judas' Kiss (live)
- Words and music: Bob Hartman
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- II Guys From Petra
- Bob Hartman - Guitars
- John Schlitt - Lead vocals
- Additional musicians
- Brian Fullen - Drums
- Joey Canaday - Bass
- Greg Bailey - Bass on "Lord, I Lift Your Name On High" and "Judas' Kiss"
- Paul Simmons - Drums on "Lord, I Lift Your Name On High" and "Judas' Kiss"
- Production details
- Produced by Bob Hartman
- Additional production by Jim Cooper
- Guitars and lead vocals recorded at House Of Bob Studio
- Keyboards, bass and background vocals recorded by Jim Cooper at Lake Dog Studios in Franklin, TN
- Mixed by Tony Palacios at The Palace in Springhill, TN
- "Lord, I Lift Your Name On High" and "Judas' Kiss" recorded live on October 4th, 2005 at the W, Franklin, TN
- Artwork details
- Cover concept and photo: Bob Hartman
- Graphic art: Julie Sturgeon
- Photos: Matt Ruff
The II Guys story
At the time of Petra's retirement at the end of 2005, the future was unclear for Bob and John. Both were pursuing other ventures outside of the music business when Bob received and invitation from Canada to lead worship for a youth retreat. Bob immediately thought of teaming with John, much to the delight of the sponsors. As Bob began arranging popular worship songs for the duo to perform, it became obvious that it wouldn't be much harder to make an album together. After several months of work it was time to christen the new venture. Should they call themselves Bob and John... or Schlitt and Hartman? They elected to call themselves what they suspected people would call them inevitably... "Oh... that's two guys from Petra!" |
