No Time to Lose is a studio album by Andraé Crouch, released in 1984 on Light Records. The album peaked at number one on the US Billboard Top Spiritual Albums chart.
Critical reception
AllMusic gave No Time to Lose a 2/5-star rating.
Accolades Crouch won a Grammy Award in the category of Best Soul Gospel Performance, Male for the track, "Always Remember".
Track listing
Credits
Personnel
Vocalists Andraé Crouch – lead vocals (1, 3, 6-9), backing vocals, vocal arrangements Sandra Crouch – backing vocals Marvin Cummings – backing vocals Kristle Edwards – backing vocals, lead vocals (2, 8) Rodney-Wayne Finney – backing vocals Linda McCrary – backing vocals, lead vocals (4) Rick Nelson – backing vocals Phyllis St. James – backing vocals, vocal contractor Alfie Silas – backing vocals Howard Smith – backing vocals, lead vocals (4, 6) Tata Vega – backing vocals, lead vocals (3, 5)
Musicians Andraé Crouch – keyboards, synthesizers Larry Muhoberac – Fender Rhodes, keyboards Joe Sample – Fender Rhodes Kenneth Ford – synthesizers Rhett Lawrence – synthesizers, synthesizer programming Bill Maxwell – synthesizers, drums, percussion Michael Ruff – synthesizers, synthesizer programming James Harrah – guitars Andrew Gouche – bass Abraham Laboriel – bass Alex Acuña – percussion John Phillips – woodwinds Scott V. Smith – rhythm arrangements
Production Andraé Crouch – executive producer, producer, liner notes Bill Maxwell – producer Bruce Lowe – co-producer, pre-production engineer Phyllis St. James – co-producer Denis Degher – engineer, mixdown engineer Doug Rider – engineer Joe Bellamy – assistant engineer Kirk Butler – assistant engineer Chris Desmond – assistant engineer Larry Hinds – assistant engineer Michael C. Ross – assistant engineer Tom Seufert – assistant engineer Tori Swenson – assistant engineer Bernie Grundman – mastering at Bernie Grundman Mastering (Hollywood, California) David Del Sesto – production coordinator and contractor Paul Gross – cover design graphics Harry Langdon – cover photography
Charts Chart (1984) Peakposition US Top Spiritual Albums (Billboard)1
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