The group's most successful recent CD is the 2008 "Simple Gifts", a selection of 16 pop ballads, spirituals, and folk songs. It was their first full-length studio CD since the 1990s. The arrangements on the album are by former first baritone Philip Lawson, Peter Knight and former tenor Bob Chilcott, and the album was recorded at the home of Francis Rossi, of Status Quo, and engineered by Gregg Jackman, the brother of former King's Singers countertenor Jeremy Jackman. In February 2009 "Simple Gifts" won a Grammy Award for Best Classical Crossover Album. An EP recording, "From the Heart", was released in 2010.