Reviewed by Tony Cummings

There can be few CCM artists, British or American, who could have three albums reissued ('The Gap' from 1980, 'Pass It On' and 'Wings Of The Morning' from 1983) and have them popping up as bright and immediate as his new stuff. For Bryn's music, locked as it is into an urban blues groove, is utterly timeless. In case you weren't around when Rob Andrews' pioneering Chapel Lane company released these masterpieces, 'The Gap' was the album which set the agenda for all that was to follow, a sassy, romping, stomping set full of searing guitar, lazily understated vocals and simple lyrics full of wit and charm exhorting us to get to God. Eric Clapton's old rhythm section give just the right drive.

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