The Joy That Floods My Soul is the fifth studio album by the American gospel singer Tramaine Hawkins, released in 1988 on Sparrow Records. The album peaked at No. 5 on the US Billboard Top Spiritual Albums chart.
Reception AllMusic's gave The Joy That Floods My Soul a 4.5/5-star rating.
Hawkins received a Grammy nomination in the category of Best Soul Gospel Performance, Female, for the album.
Track listing
Credits Alda Denise Mitchell - assistant arranger, Vocals Alltrinna Grayson - vocals Andrew Gouché - bass Barbara Catanzaro - art direction Barbara Murphy - vocals Belinda Cline - vocals Carl Cade - vocals Carolyn Johnson-White - vocals Charles Harris - vocals Charles Woods - vocals Cleo Kennedy - vocals Corey Briggs - vocals Cynthia Cannon - Vocals Cynthya Randall - arranger, vocals, background vocals Dana Hill - vocals Darryl Woolfolk - drums David Patterson - alto saxophone Durrell Harris - percussion Dwight Swiney - vocals Dytra Randall - arranger, vocals, background vocals Eric Wright - trumpet Evelyn J. Reason - vocals Fred Dinkins - drums Ira Rudnitz - engineer Jackie Gouché - vocals Jeffrey Richardson - vocals Jessica Smith - vocals Kecia Sanders - vocals Kenny Parker - vocals Kimmi Turner - vocals Koda McClain - vocals Kurt Carr - group, organ Lanthya Randall - arranger, vocals, background vocals Larry Ball - bass Larry Goetz - engineer Larry Mah - engineer LaShone Cleveland - vocals Lee Magid - producer Louis Van Taylor - bariton saxophone Mark Tucker - photography Messengers - choir/chorus Michael Neal - vocals Mike Daigeau - trombone Mike Schlessinger - engineer Nordyca Randall - arranger, vocals, background vocals Nysa Larry - vocals Otellia Allen - vocals Patricia Jackson - vocals Peter Nomura - design Phil Ranelin - trombone (bass) Randall - arranger, vocals, background vocals Randolph Addie - vocals Ray Fuller - guitar Regina Webb - vocals Rev. Calvin Bernard Rhone - arranger, assistant arranger, horn arrangements, keyboards, piano, string arrangements, vocals Rev. Quincy Fielding, Jr. - assistant arranger, horn arrangements, keyboards, piano Rickey Woodard - tenor saxophone Robin Turrentine - vocals Roger Spotts - horn arrangements Scott Mayo - alto saxophone Sheila Omorogieva - vocals Sherron Bennett - vocals Stevyn Glass - vocals The Randall Sisters & Brother - group, background vocals The Tramaingels - choir/chorus Theodore Randall II - vocals Tim Jaquette - engineer Tom Ralls - trombone Tommy Carter - trumpet Tonie Smith - vocals Tramaine Hawkins - arranger, choral adaptation, producer, string arrangements, vocals Truly Blessed - group Vanessa German - vocals Vivian Kirksey - vocals
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