I'll Rise Again - Track Listing

Track Listing

  1. "It Don't Take Much"
  2. "Jesus Is Coming (Back Again)"
  3. "Leaning on the Everlasting Arms"
  4. "I Close My Eyes and Smile"
  5. "Ocean Blue (I'll Rise Again)"
  6. "Look at the Things That God Made"
  7. "I Just Can't Make It By Myself"
  8. "I Know It Was the Blood"
  9. "Straighten Out Your Life"
Al Green
Studio albums
Initial R&B albums
  • Back Up Train
  • Green Is Blues
  • Al Green Gets Next to You
  • Let's Stay Together
  • I'm Still in Love with You
  • Call Me
  • Livin' for You
  • Al Green Explores Your Mind
  • Al Green Is Love
  • Full of Fire
  • Have a Good Time
  • The Belle Album
  • Truth N' Time
Gospel albums
  • The Lord Will Make a Way
  • Higher Plane
  • Precious Lord
  • I'll Rise Again
  • Trust in God
  • He Is the Light
  • Soul Survivor
  • I Get Joy
  • From My Soul
  • Love Is Reality
  • Don't Look Back
Later secular albums
  • Your Heart's in Good Hands
  • I Can't Stop
  • Everything's OK
  • Lay It Down
Other albums
  • Al Green's Greatest Hits
  • Al Green's Greatest Hits, Volume II
  • The Cream of Al Green
  • Tokyo Live
  • The Christmas Album
  • White Christmas
  • Hi Life - The Best of Al Green
  • Al
  • Greatest Hits
  • More Greatest Hits
  • Greatest Gospel Hits
  • Take Me to the River
  • Feels Like Christmas
  • Love - The Essential Al Green
  • The Love Songs Collection
  • Absolute Best
  • The Definitive Greatest Hits
  • What Makes the World Go 'Round?
Singles
  • Tired of Being Alone
  • Let's Stay Together
  • Look What You Done for Me
  • I'm Still in Love with You
  • You Ought to Be With Me
  • Call Me (Come Back Home)
  • Here I Am (Come and Take Me)
  • Livin' for You
  • Let's Get Married
  • Sha-La-La (Make Me Happy)
  • L-O-V-E (Love)
  • Full of Fire
  • Keep Me Cryin'
  • Put a Little Love in Your Heart (with Annie Lennox)
Related articles
  • Discography
Book:Al Green

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