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Albrecht Carl is credited for his contributions as a drummer and percussionist on the live worship album "Give Thanks," recorded by American singer and songwriter Don Moen. This album, produced by Tom Brooks for Hosanna! Music, achieved significant commercial success, becoming the label's best-selling release with over one million copies sold worldwide. It was certified gold by the Recording Industry Association of America in February 1995 for selling over 500,000 units. The recording took place during a live worship service at Covenant Church of Mobile, Alabama, in May 1986, emphasizing God as "the Lord, our Healer" (Jehovah-Rapha).

The album was released in July 1986 and later reissued in 1993. Digital downloads became available in 2004. The title track, "Give Thanks with a Grateful Heart," written by Henry Smith, gained widespread recognition and has been translated into multiple languages. Albrecht Carl's drumming and percussion were integral to the album's production, alongside other musicians and vocalists.

Albrecht Carl played a crucial role in the foundational rhythm and percussive elements of Don Moen's highly successful live worship album, "Give Thanks." As the drummer and percussionist, Carl's performance provided the rhythmic backbone for the collection of songs recorded during a live worship service. His contributions, alongside other musicians and vocalists, helped shape the album's energetic and heartfelt atmosphere. The album's production was overseen by Tom Brooks, who also contributed on keyboards. Other notable musicians on the album included John Hayes on guitars, Jay Hungerford on bass, Jon Clarke on woodwinds, and a brass section featuring Dave Beatty on trombone and Chris Jaudes on trumpet, with arrangements by The New Earth Orchestra.

"Give Thanks" was not only a significant release for Don Moen but also a landmark album for Hosanna! Music, becoming its best-selling record. The album’s emphasis on divine healing, represented by the Hebrew name Jehovah-Rapha, resonated deeply with listeners, leading to reports of physical healings during the extended worship following the recording. The commercial success, marked by over a million copies sold globally and a gold certification from the RIAA, underscores the album's widespread appeal. Albrecht Carl's drumming was part of this impactful project, contributing to a sound that reached a vast audience and solidified its place in contemporary worship music.