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For the next few years, he would write and compose songs for a couple of gospel artists such as Anointed and The Wordd. He also contributed a few tracks to the Guy reunion album Guy III of which "Why You Wanna Keep Me from My Baby" was released as a single and peaked at No. 50 on the R&B charts.
It was followed by the slightly less successful eponymously titled album in 1999, where the group worked with soul singer/songwriter Tony Rich ("Nobody Knows"). By the turn of the century, Anointed was down to a duo, Steve and Da'dra.
There are two songs on the new album that really highlight the ministry aspects of Anointed's music as described by Steve. The first was penned by Tony Rich and "It's All Good" has a prophetic feel as the lyrics are written from God to the listener as an encouragement in dark times.
View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 1999 CD release of "Anointed (Pre-Release)" on Discogs.
31 de dic. de 2016 · In January 1996, the world was introduced to Tony Rich through his mournful acoustic ballad "Nobody Knows." The song spoke of regret and lost love, but the title almost became reality for the man born Antonio Jeffries Jr. as most listeners initially thought they were listening to Babyface.
Tony Rich, cantante y compositor de R&B y neo soul nacido en Estados Unidos. Su primer contacto con la música fue alpasar a ser uno de los composictores de la discográfica LaFace Records, donde creó éxitos para Toni Braxton, Boyz II Men, TLC y Johnny Gill.
Anointed by Anointed (Keith Crouch, Tony Rich, Chris Harris, Mark Heimermann, Wayne Tester, Kern Brantley) Contemporary Gospel Recorded Song (Formerly Contemporary Black Gospel) "Power" from The Prince of Egypt-Inspirational by Fred Hammond and Radical for Christ; Traditional Gospel Album (Formerly Traditional Black Gospel)
