Leon Patillo - I'll Never Stop Lovin' You album flac

Mastered By – Rick Donaldson. Photography – Alan Bergman. Producer – Leon Patillo, Skip Konte. Rhythm Guitar, Acoustic Guitar – Paul Jackson, Jr. Notes.

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I'll Never Stop Lovin' You 1982. The Definitive Collection 1981. Meshing dance, R&B, soul, and gospel into an influential contemporary Christian music context, Patillo released several albums on Word, including Don't Give In (1981), I'll Never Stop Lovin' You (1982), Live Experience (1983), The Sky's the Limit (1984), and A Funny Thing Happened (1986). He also hosted a television show, Leon and Friends, which ran on TBN.

You could say: "If the whole world stands in front of me I will never stop loving yo. But that doesn't really make sense either, unless you're a world leader or some figure of authority whose position could potentially prevent you from loving someone.

I'll Never Stop Lovin' You (1982). Live Experience (1983) . Top Contemporary Christian albums No. 10. Sky's the Limit (1984) . Christian No. 5. Love Around the World (1985) . 7. A Funny Thing Happened (1986). 8. On the Way Up (1989). "Leon Norman Patillo, Born 01/01/1947 in California -. Retrieved April 12, 2018.

Patillo is recognized for his time performing keyboard with artists like Santana and earlier gigs with Funkadelic and Martha & the Vandellas before later branching of to his solo career and touring with his ministry. The album has a strong Brazilian feel to it. Santana plays with confidence and his usual flair. The instrumental piece "Aspirations" contains some beautiful and dreamy waves of Latin tinged jazz and a flurry of soprano saxophone and some brilliant organ work from Tom Coster.