This photo provided by BMG shows Marc Cohn and Blind Boys of Alabama, "Work To Do" (BMG). Marc Cohn and the Blind Boys of Alabama’s new album began as an EP of studio recordings before being wisely extended with their performance for the PBS concert series “The Kate.” The album kicks off with the gospel standard “Walk in Jerusalem” and its enthusiasm and joyous beat, to paraphrase a line from Cohn’s biggest hit, may make you a Christian, at least while you listen. (BMG via AP)
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