>They would be the best gateway into Gospel music for people
>that don't go to church.
>
>A lot of Tonex's music is devoid of any of the qualities that
>make traditional gospel music what it is. He manages to do
>that and still be good. Not to mention he doesn't sugarcoat
>any aspect of his story. Most people get thrown off because
>of his image but I've never heard anyone complain about his
>music.
>
>And with Tye Tribbett, you can tell that he also understands
>how to put gospel music together in a way that young,
>non-religious audiences can enjoy.
>
>The albums I'd recommend for Tonex would be Oak Park 92105 and
>Out the Box. For Tye Tribbett, StandOut and Victory Live.
>And for Tonex, make sure you hear the Oak Park 92105 first and
>not 92106. 06 is a reissue that has a different tracklist.
>The original is very good on its own.
>
>

But, I will add one record by Tonex,and that is, "O2". By the way, i'm glad to see someone else bigging up Oak Park 92105.

silk.
later