Cheryl Ingram - Living in your love 1983 Lp

Cheryl Ingram is a singer of Christian Contemporary Music. She is also a teacher, pastor and preacher. She and her husband, Steve Ingram founded and pastored the Word of Faith Family Church in Daytona Beach, Florida for several years.
She released three albums entitled "Living in your love" in 1983 on Sozo Records, "Follow the light" in 1987 on Int'l Recording Corp and "Stir it up" in 1988 on IMI Records respectively.


She started her professional career in the late 70s with the group Alpenglow. In the early 80s, she participated as a backing vocalist on the Bob Thompson album entitled "Each one reach one" in 1982 on Rainbow Sound.
In the same year, she and her husband Steve Ingram formed the gospel group Sonrise. They released an album on Sozo Records. The album was entitled "Worship Hip". I want to underline that they collaborated with the bassist and singer of gospel music, Ira Watson. He wrote and co-wrote two songs. Jerry Cleveland on production. Previously, Watson and her husband Steve had collaborated in an album in 1978 by the female group The Melody Three.
Next year she released debut album entitled "Living in your love" on Sozo Records. It was recorded at Sonrise Studio in Ft. Worth, Texas. Ira Watson collaborated again with her. Ira took part in this album as a composer and rhythm arranger. Produced by Win Kutz. Arranged by Alan Moore. Additional rhythm arrangements by Ira Watson. The album includes a very nice and my favorite song "Living in your love".


Note: The above posted track is not played in full

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