Mountain High... Valley Low

Mountain High... Valley Low
Mountain High... Valley Low
Studio album by Yolanda Adams
Released September 21, 1999
Recorded 1998-1999
Genre gospel, R&B, pop
Length 52:03
Label Elektra
Producer Y. Adams (executive), Sylvia Rhone (executive), Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis, James "Big Jim" Wright, Warryn Campbell, Richard Smallwood, Keith Thomas, Fred Hammond, Kevin Bond, Buster & Shavoni
Yolanda Adams chronology
Songs from the Heart
(1998)		 Mountain High... Valley Low
(1999)		 Christmas With Yolanda Adams
(2000)
Singles from Mountain High...Valley Low
  1. "Open My Heart"
    Released: 1998
  2. "Yeah"
    Released: 1999
  3. "Fragile Heart"
    Released: 2000
  4. "The Things We Do"
    Released: 2000
Professional ratings
Review scores
Source Rating
Allmusic (4.5/5)[1]

Mountain High... Valley Low is an album by gospel singer Yolanda Adams released by Elektra Records. Several singles were released from Mountain High. The set lead with the Warryn Campbell-produced "Yeah", which was co-written by gospel duo Mary Mary who springboarded from the song to gain their own fame. The most notable single was the second release, "Open My Heart", which became a massive crossover fixture on R&B radio. Both of the singles had accompanying music videos. Remixers like Maurice Joshua, Digital Black-N-Groove, Pound Boys, and Junior Vasquez were brought in to turn both of these songs into dance club-friendly material. "The Things We Do" and "Fragile Heart" were also serviced to radio and fared well on adult contemporary stations. The album stands as Adams' best-selling to date, having sold more than 2,135,000 copies and being certified 2X Platinum by the RIAA.[2]

Contents

Track listing

  1. "Time To Change" (E. Atkins, T. Atkins, Warryn Campbell) - (4:00)
  2. "Yeah" (E. Atkins, T. Atkins, Warryn Campbell) - (3:17)
  3. "Fragile Heart" (Y. Adams, Louis Brown, Scott Parker) - (4:38)
  4. "That Name" (Richard Smallwood) - (4:46)
  5. "In The Midst Of It All" (Kevin Bond) - (6:57)
  6. "The Things We Do" (Scoffield, Keith Thomas) - (5:33)
  7. "Open My Heart" (Y. Adams, Terry Lewis, James Harris, James "Big Jim" Wright) - (5:40)
  8. "Wherever You Are" (Y. Adams, T. Lewis, J. Harris, J. Wright) - (4:20)
  9. "He'll Arrive (Coming Back)" (featuring Kelly Price) (Millsap, Millsap, Nelson) - (4:16)
  10. "Continual Praise" (Y. Adams, Fred Hammond, Tommie Walker) - (4:28)
  11. "Already Alright" (Y. Adams, T. Lewis, J. Harris, J. Wright) - (7:05)

Singles

  • "Yeah"
  • "Open My Heart"
  • "Fragile Heart"
  • "The Things We Do"

Music videos

  • "Yeah"
  • "Open My Heart"

Chart positions

Charts Peak
position
U.S. Billboard Billboard 200 24
U.S. Billboard Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums 5
U.S. Billboard Top Gospel Albums 1
U.S. Billboard Top Contemporary Christian 1
U.S. Billboard Heatseekers 1

External links

References

  1. ^ Allmusic review
  2. ^ http://www.billboard.com/#/column/chartbeat/ask-billboard-madonna-yoko-ono-gospel-1004014251.story?page=2



v · d · eYolanda Adams
Albums
Just As I Am • Through the Storm • Save the World • More Than a Melody • Yolanda... Live in Washington • Songs from the Heart  • The Best of Yolanda Adams  • Mountain High... Valley Low  • Christmas with Yolanda Adams • The Experience • Believe • Day By Day  • What a Wonderful Time  • Becoming
Singles
"The Battle Is the Lord's" • "Open Arms" • "Gotta Have Love" • "The Battle Is the Lord's (live)" • "Only Believe" • "Is Your All on the Altar" • "Still I Rise" • "Open My Heart" • "Yeah" • "Fragile Heart" • "The Things We Do" • "I'm Gonna Be Ready" • "I Gotta Believe" • "Hold On" • "Never Give Up" • "Someone Watching Over You" • "Victory" • "This Too Shall Pass" • "Be Blessed" • "My Favorite Things" • "What a Wonderful Time" • "Be Still"
Related articles
Discography • Awards • The Yolanda Adams Morning Show • Category • The Gospel • Sweating in the Spirit • A Clay Aiken Christmas • Yolanda Adams Smooth Jazz Tribute



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