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==''Knowledge & Innocence''==
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| name         = Knowledge & Innocence
| type         = studio
| artist       = Terry Scott Taylor
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| released     = 1986
| recorded     =
| venue        =
| studio       = 3-D Studios, Costa Mesa, CA
| genre        = [[Contemporary Christian music]]
| length       =
| label        = Shadow
| producer     = Terry Taylor and Rob Watson<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://www.danielamos.com/tst/knowledgeandinnocence/|title=Terry Scott Taylor : Knowledge & Innocence|website=Danielamos.com|access-date=March 6, 2023}}</ref>
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| next_title   = A Briefing for the Ascent
| next_year    = 1987
}}

''Knowledge & Innocence'', released in 1986 as Terry Scott Taylor's first solo album, is an introspective album dedicated to Taylor's grandfather. Lyrically referencing the 1789 poetry collection ''[[Songs of Innocence]]'' by [[William Blake]], references found also in Taylor's other work such as the Daniel Amos band album ''Fearful Symmetry''.<ref>Mark Alan Powell ''Encyclopedia of Contemporary Christian Music '' (album description and review p.934) "still there have been very few significant projects in the history of contemporary Christian music that have not borne his influence, if not his fingerprints. Taylor is best known as the front man for three of Christian music's most popular and critically acclaimed groups: Daniel Amos, the Lost Dogs, and the Swirling Eddies... Knowledge and Innocence is a deeply introspective project inspired by the death of Taylor's grandfather. Musically the songs are situated somewhere between Rubber Soul (Beatles) and Pet Sounds (Beach Boys), lyrically the closest reference points would be to William Blake. … The Wild Wood... a tune that recalls David Bowie. Song of Innocence is a children's song or at least a song about songs for children"</ref> "Song of Innocence", a duet with [[Randy Stonehill]] singing, in Taylor's words, a breathy "soulful and sweet" vocal, was released as a single.<ref>[http://www.songfacts.com/detail.php?id=25665 Songfacts – Song of Innocence 1986] (citation of interview with Taylor describing the creation of the song and the album)</ref>

{{track listing
| title1   = Dancing on Light
| length1  = 4:53
| title2   = (out of) The Wild Wood
| length2  = 5:50
| title3   = Waiting
| length3  = 3:07
| title4   = Here He Comes, Second Time
| length4  = 3:10
| title5   = Picture of You
| length5  = 4:03
| title6   = Song of Innocence
| length6  = 3:57
| title7   = Old Time Gospel Camp Meeting Hour
| length7  = 3:56
| title8   = Picture of You (reprise)
| length8  = 1:39
| title9   = Ever After
| length9  = 3:36
| title10  = Home Movies (a. Christmas 1980) (b. Knowledge & Innocence)
| length10 = 1:20
| title11  = One More Time
| length11 = 3:42
| title12  = Baby's Heartbeat (6 Months)
| length12 = 0:14
| title13  = Light Princess
| length13 = 4:09
| title14  = Waiting (reprise)
| length14 = 1:20
}}<ref>{{Cite AV media notes |title=Knowledge & Innocence |others=Terry Scott Taylor |year=1993 |type=CD tray insert |publisher=Refuge Records |id=790-060-5800}}</ref>