Taking another look at classic contemporary Christian albums from the 20th Century
Hi everyone, welcome to my site. This is a place where I get to share the music that I (we) grew up with and give it just a small portion of the credit it deserves for its artistic and lyrical influences on our lives. Not only do we pay tribute to the music that helped …
Since the band was mentioned briefly a couple of weeks ago when we looked at Geoff Moore's A Place to Stand, and we had looked at Whiteheart's 1986 effort, Don't Wait for the Movie and their 1989 masterpiece, Freedom, it might be time to take a closer look at the album sandwiched in between the two: …
Since this particular song and album was mentioned last week, why not take a closer look? This is Greg X. Volz's second solo album after having left Petra, and like Geoff Moore's A Place To Stand that we looked at last week, not only does it have a song and release year in common, but …
This week, we take a gander at what might be one of Geoff Moore's most overlooked albums, A Place to Stand. The album, the first of Moore's to be released on the Sparrow label, was produced by Whiteheart founding member, songwriter, guitarist/keyboardist and producer (whew!) Billy Smiley. This wasn't the first Moore release that Smiley …
