Booth Brothers

Let It Be Known
Daywind

In an age of homogenized, vanilla un-identity, the Booth Brothers have decided to stand up and “Let It Be Known” who they are and Whose they are (see Dan. 3:21 and Ps. 107:2, KJV). The gospel message is clearly presented in every Booth Brothers appearance and recording. For “Let It Be Known,” the trio has chosen songs that are saturated in the name of Jesus. No “ambiguous-could-be-a-country-song-might-as-well-be-a-gospel-song” material is found on this record. Instead you will find a finely braided twine of skill, emotion and spirit.

From the start, the Booth Brothers have been known for lush harmonies and arrangements not found in the cookie cutter bin. I believe they have found their musical soul mate with the potentate of producer Lari Goss. For 40-plus years, Goss has imprinted his stamp on gospel music. With “Let It Be Known,” he masterfully melds the Booth Brothers and the message of the songs.