70's and 80's Music

[deacon blues]

C'mon---this thread is long overdue!

Name some of your favorite groups/songs/albums of the 70's and 80's.

Amy Grant---Sweet Comfort Band---Bruce Hibbard---Bob Carlisle---Glad---Take 6 = Christian artists that I listened to often

Love Alive II = Walter Hawkins---one of the best Gospel albums of ALL time!

Andre Crouch and the Disciples---"Take Me Back", "Live at Carnegie Hall" "Live from London"

Artist: Donald Fagen
Album: The Nightfly

Anything the Police did, especially songs from the album "Ghost in the Machine"

Kansas, Steely Dan, Journey, Howard Jones, Earth, Wind and Fire, The Commodores

I love the soundtrack to Saturday Night Fever! The Bee Gees and the disco groove.

Michael McDonald is one of the best.

Kenny Loggins had some great stuff

Billy Joel too

[Timmy]

AC/DC - Back in Black

Joan Jett - I Love Rock and Roll

Led Zeppelin - everything

Rick Wakeman - The Six Wives of Henry VIII, The Myths & Legends of King Arthur & The Knights of the Round Table

[jwharv]

Imperials............

[Praxeas]

C'mon---this thread is long overdue!

Name some of your favorite groups/songs/albums of the 70's and 80's.

Amy Grant---Sweet Comfort Band---Bruce Hibbard---Bob Carlisle---Glad---Take 6 = Christian artists that I listened to often
Take 6 was 90's wasn't it?

[rgcraig]

C'mon---this thread is long overdue!

Name some of your favorite groups/songs/albums of the 70's and 80's.

Amy Grant---Sweet Comfort Band---Bruce Hibbard---Bob Carlisle---Glad---Take 6 = Christian artists that I listened to often

Love Alive II = Walter Hawkins---one of the best Gospel albums of ALL time!

Andre Crouch and the Disciples---"Take Me Back", "Live at Carnegie Hall" "Live from London"

Artist: Donald Fagen
Album: The Nightfly

Anything the Police did, especially songs from the album "Ghost in the Machine"

Kansas, Steely Dan, Journey, Howard Jones, Earth, Wind and Fire, The Commodores

I love the soundtrack to Saturday Night Fever! The Bee Gees and the disco groove.

Michael McDonald is one of the best.

Kenny Loggins had some great stuff

Billy Joel too'nuff said.

[Pressing-On]

C'mon---this thread is long overdue!

Name some of your favorite groups/songs/albums of the 70's and 80's.

Amy Grant---Sweet Comfort Band---Bruce Hibbard---Bob Carlisle---Glad---Take 6 = Christian artists that I listened to often

Love Alive II = Walter Hawkins---one of the best Gospel albums of ALL time!

Andre Crouch and the Disciples---"Take Me Back", "Live at Carnegie Hall" "Live from London"

Artist: Donald Fagen
Album: The Nightfly

Anything the Police did, especially songs from the album "Ghost in the Machine"

Kansas, Steely Dan, Journey, Howard Jones, Earth, Wind and Fire, The Commodores

I love the soundtrack to Saturday Night Fever! The Bee Gees and the disco groove.

Michael McDonald is one of the best.

Kenny Loggins had some great stuff

Billy Joel too
I wasn't too much of a hippy, but I did love:

Journey
Fleetwood Mac
Jackson Browne
Bob Seger
The Eagles
Pat Benatar
Linda Ronstadt
Lionel Richie
Ronnie Milsap
Willie Nelson
George Strait

Started listening to Christian music in the mid 80's beginning with Amy Grant and Kathy Tricolli.

[Trouvere]

Little River Band
Journey
Kansas
REO Speedwagon
Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band
The Eagles
Eric Clapton
Montrose
The Motels
The Police
The Rolling Stones
Styx
Joe Walsh

[rgcraig]

Michael McDonald
Eagles
Anything Motown
Natalie Cole
Andrea Crouch
Walter Hawkins
Bread (sorry, I have to be truthful)
Three Dog Night
Doobie Brothers
Chicago

[Revelationist]

ZZ Top, TOP OF TEXAS.....

Andrea Crouch, TAKE ME BACK.....

We're talking cream of the crop here....

[Pastor Keith]

The Police, matter of fact just got their new album of their greatest hits

U2

The Cure, but don't listen to them now because of the weirdness factor

Depeche Mode, weird to, and their music is dark.

Really, U2 and the Police would be the only music from the 80's that I would still listen to.

[Jehoram]

Chicago
Journey
zz Top

Imperials
David and the Giants

[South of I 90]

Earth Wind and Fire "In the Stone" LP
Gino Vannelli "Brother to Brother" LP
TOTO IV
Doobie Brothers "Minute by Minute" LP

[Sherri]

Eddie & I's first date was to a Chuck Gerrard concert in Mississippi. Anyone remember him from the late 70's? He was contemporary Christian and played acoustic guitar. We sneaked out and went to Mississippi College for this concert, because we JCMer's weren't supposed to go.

[Theresa]

C'mon---this thread is long overdue!

Name some of your favorite groups/songs/albums of the 70's and 80's.

Amy Grant---Sweet Comfort Band---Bruce Hibbard---Bob Carlisle---Glad---Take 6 = Christian artists that I listened to often

Love Alive II = Walter Hawkins---one of the best Gospel albums of ALL time!

Andre Crouch and the Disciples---"Take Me Back", "Live at Carnegie Hall" "Live from London"

Artist: Donald Fagen
Album: The Nightfly

Anything the Police did, especially songs from the album "Ghost in the Machine"

Kansas, Steely Dan, Journey, Howard Jones, Earth, Wind and Fire, The Commodores

I love the soundtrack to Saturday Night Fever! The Bee Gees and the disco groove.

Michael McDonald is one of the best.

Kenny Loggins had some great stuff

Billy Joel too

'nuff said.

easy on the eyes, huh? LOL

[Theresa]

Eddie & I's first date was to a Chuck Gerrard concert in Mississippi. Anyone remember him from the late 70's? He was contemporary Christian and played acoustic guitar. We sneaked out and went to Mississippi College for this concert, because we JCMer's weren't supposed to go.

and now we know why you "turned charismatic"...

it wasnt the standards afterall - you were just a heathen all along

ROFL!!!!!!!!1













totally kidding

[Pressing-On]

I wasn't too much of a hippy, (lol) but I did love:

Journey
Fleetwood Mac
Jackson Browne - Running on Empty
Bob Seger
The Eagles
Pat Benatar
Linda Ronstadt
Lionel Richie
Ronnie Milsap
Willie Nelson
George Strait

Started listening to Christian music in the mid 80's beginning with Amy Grant and Kathy Tricolli.

Oops - forgot about Heart - Barracuda!!!! :killinme

[Drama Queen]

Who's Michael McDonald?

[Pressing-On]

Who's Michael McDonald?

Never heard of him, but here he is.

http://www.michaelmcdonald.com/msevans.jpg

http://www.michaelmcdonald.com/

[ChTatum]

Blue Oyster Cult
Led Zeppelin
Aerosmith
Average White Band
Wild Cherry
Rolling Stones
3 Dog Night
CCR
Eagles
KISS
Cream
The Doors
The Who
ZZ Top
Lynyrd Skynyrd

Imperials
David and the Giants
Andrae Crouch
White Heart
Petra

[Trouvere]

In the christian genre I always have liked
Sandy Patty for her range.
Amy Grant for her folksy style.
John Micheal Talbot
Russ Taft
Micheal Card
Sandra Crouch
Daniebelle Hall

[Timmy]

In the christian genre I always have liked
Sandy Patty for her range.
Amy Grant for her folksy style.
John Micheal Talbot
Russ Taft
Micheal Card
Sandra Crouch
Daniebelle Hall

I like Guns N' Roses. ("Paradise City!) :slaphappy

[HeavenlyOne]

I wasn't too much of a hippy, but I did love:

Journey
Fleetwood Mac
Jackson Browne
Bob Seger
The Eagles
Pat Benatar
Linda Ronstadt
Lionel Richie
Ronnie Milsap
Willie Nelson
George Strait

Started listening to Christian music in the mid 80's beginning with Amy Grant and Kathy Tricolli.


We have the same tastes in music.

For Christian music, I liked Sandi Patti and Twila Paris, among others like Russ Taff, Michael W Smith, and the greats like the Hinsons and Kingsmen.

[HeavenlyOne]

Milli Vanilli......you all know you liked that group, even if they never did sing!!!!

[Glenda B]

Joe Coker/ Malissa Manchester....."Love Lifts Us Up"
Aaron Neville/ Linda Ronstandt......" I Don't Know Much"
Johnny Duncan
Jerry Wallace
Waylon Jennings
Gene Watson
Charlie Rich
Charlie Pride
Sammi Smith
Conway Twitty
Freddy Fender
Willie Nelson
I was hooked on country, gave it up, cold turkey.

[Trouvere]

Ms Hot coffee you were.

[Glenda B]

Ms Hot coffee you were.


Yes I truly was Sister,
That's why I can not involve myself in things of that nature any longer. It has been years since I listened to anything but Gospel, but the mention of the names, and I remember the words, how they sang them and it brings back memories from the past that were sensual and provoctive, because we frequented a club that played country music. Those are things that God has delivered me from. It's so important once we are delivered from something, to not allow ourselves to venture back in that direction, because before we realize it, we will be drawn back into something we need not allow to overtake us again. Avoid the very appearance of evil

[Trouvere]

I listen now to whatever my husband plays.He is the music person here.I would rather play my guitar or keyboard and sing my own stuff.He likes canned music.

[Arphaxad]

Rush
Black Sabbath
Megadeth
Germs
UFO
Black Flag
Judas Priest
Iron Maiden
Mayhem
Bathory
Gorgoroth
Rising Force

Praise God I Don't Listen To Or Possess Any Of That Garbage Anymore!
Thank You JESUS!






ARPH :doggyrun

[Jehoram]

Alabama
Restless Heart

[philjones]

You folks covered most everything I listened to but I am surprised no one listed ELO (Electric Light Orchestra)!

Chicago, 3 Dog, Bread (just for you Renda), I was a huge Motown fan, Ronnie Milsap was good, loved most all Southern Rock ZZ Top, Led Zeplin, did a lot of Kenny Rogers (mostly his older stuff), Leon Russel (loved up on a tightwire), Bob Dylan for his lyrics, Santana was always good, BloodRock was about as sick as I got, I loved Chuck Mangione and his flugle horn, Stevie wonder was on the list ..... BUT

My number one Stevie was my main man, the now late but still great





Stevie Ray Vaugh!

[tv1a]

Sweet Child O' Mine is the best ROCK guitar ever. Slash pulled out every emotion possible in that song.

A pastor friend and I were talking about who the better guitarist was . He claimed Eddie Van Halen. I said Slash was better.

We agreed EVH may have been better technically, but no one was better than Slash during the GNR days in bringing out the emotion in a guitar. Slash was and is a better player. When Van Halen was inducted into the Rock N' Roll Hall of Fame, Velvet Revolver, Slash's current band substitued for VH and played some of their tunes...

I like Guns N' Roses. ("Paradise City!) :slaphappy

[tv1a]

Stevie Ray Vaughn!!!!!!!!!!!! I bow to your wisdom and great taste in music... Although I will question the Kenny Rogers choice. I don't remember BloodRock.

You folks covered most everything I listened to but I am surprised no one listed ELO (Electric Light Orchestra)!

Chicago, 3 Dog, Bread (just for you Renda), I was a huge Motown fan, Ronnie Milsap was good, loved most all Southern Rock ZZ Top, Led Zeplin, did a lot of Kenny Rogers (mostly his older stuff), Leon Russel (loved up on a tightwire), Bob Dylan for his lyrics, Santana was always good, BloodRock was about as sick as I got, I loved Chuck Mangione and his flugle horn, Stevie wonder was on the list ..... BUT

My number one Stevie was my main man, the now late but still great





Stevie Ray Vaugh!

[Straightline]

Obviously, Oneness Pentecost did not put out any music in the 70's-80's. At least, not one has been named in the first four pages.....


I only walk tightropes that run in a
Straightline

[Sherri]

In the 70's I was a big James Taylor and Carole King fan. In the 80's, I only listened to Christian music, so I have no idea who anyone was during that era!!

[tv1a]

Obviously, Oneness Pentecost did not put out any music in the 70's-80's. At least, not one has been named in the first four pages.....


I only walk tightropes that run in a
Straightline


Are you afraid to mention Lanny Wolfe or David Huff?

[philjones]

In the 70's I was a big James Taylor and Carole King fan. In the 80's, I only listened to Christian music, so I have no idea who anyone was during that era!!

OOPs, I forgot James Taylor and Carol King.... Carol singing James' songs or Carol Singing Carol's songs or James singing James' songs was great music. "winter, spring, summer or fall, all you gotta do is call and I'll be there yes i will... Now ain't it good to know that you've got a friend when people can be so cold... they'll hurt you and desert you... they'll take your soul if you let them... ahhh but don't you let them... You just call out my name!

That could be and has been sang in church with a God focus with great impact!

[Sherri]

OOPs, I forgot James Taylor and Carol King.... Carol singing James' songs or Carol Singing Carol's songs or James singing James' songs was great music. "winter, spring, summer or fall, all you gotta do is call and I'll be there yes i will... Now ain't it good to know that you've got a friend when people can be so cold... they'll hurt you and desert you... they'll take your soul if you let them... ahhh but don't you let them... You just call out my name!

That could be and has been sang in church with a God focus with great impact!
My cousin sang this at one of our JCM talent shows and dedicated it to me. Made me cry like a baby!!!:bigbaby

[SarahElizabeth]

In the 70's I was a big James Taylor and Carole King fan. In the 80's, I only listened to Christian music, so I have no idea who anyone was during that era!!

Sis. Sherri, I am a little older than you...I started listening to gospel in the early 70s when I started to church.....but wow, I remember those songs of the 60s and early 70s. Yep - and I loved James Taylor and Carole King...

[philjones]

Stevie Ray Vaughn!!!!!!!!!!!! I bow to your wisdom and great taste in music... Although I will question the Kenny Rogers choice. I don't remember BloodRock.

Bloodrock was early 70s and they had a hit with an overdose song called DOA... wailing sirens and all!

The Kenny Rogers stuff I am referring to is when he was with the First Edition and sang a lot of anti war stuff in the early 70s. He was a contemporary with Dylan and had much the same focus. He was not always a country icon. Do you remember "I just dropped by to see What condition my condition was in?"

(Yeah, yeah, oh-yeah, what condition my condition was in)

I woke up this mornin' with the sundown shinin' in
I found my mind in a brown paper bag within
I tripped on a cloud and fell-a eight miles high
I tore my mind on a jagged sky
I just dropped in to see what condition my condition was in

(Yeah, yeah, oh-yeah, what condition my condition was in)

I pushed my soul in a deep dark hole and then I followed it in
I watched myself crawlin' out as I was a-crawlin' in
I got up so tight I couldn't unwind
I saw so much I broke my mind
I just dropped in to see what condition my condition was in

(Yeah, yeah, oh-yeah, what condition my condition was in)

Someone painted "April Fool" in big black letters on a "Dead End" sign
I had my foot on the gas as I left the road and blew out my mind
Eight miles outta Memphis and I got no spare
Eight miles straight up downtown somewhere
I just dropped in to see what condition my condition was in

I said I just dropped in to see what condition my condition was in
Yeah yeah oh-yeah

The decidedly desperate and sad lyrics of a generation!

[Sherri]

Bloodrock was early 70s and they had a hit with an overdose song called DOA... wailing sirens and all!

The Kenny Rogers stuff I am referring to is when he was with the First Edition and sang a lot of anti war stuff in the early 70s. He was a contemporary with Dylan and had much the same focus. He was not always a country icon. Do you remember "I just dropped by to see What condition my condition was in?"

(Yeah, yeah, oh-yeah, what condition my condition was in)

I woke up this mornin' with the sundown shinin' in
I found my mind in a brown paper bag within
I tripped on a cloud and fell-a eight miles high
I tore my mind on a jagged sky
I just dropped in to see what condition my condition was in

(Yeah, yeah, oh-yeah, what condition my condition was in)

I pushed my soul in a deep dark hole and then I followed it in
I watched myself crawlin' out as I was a-crawlin' in
I got up so tight I couldn't unwind
I saw so much I broke my mind
I just dropped in to see what condition my condition was in

(Yeah, yeah, oh-yeah, what condition my condition was in)

Someone painted "April Fool" in big black letters on a "Dead End" sign
I had my foot on the gas as I left the road and blew out my mind
Eight miles outta Memphis and I got no spare
Eight miles straight up downtown somewhere
I just dropped in to see what condition my condition was in

I said I just dropped in to see what condition my condition was in
Yeah yeah oh-yeah

The decidedly desperate and sad lyrics of a generation!

Methinks you were an old hippie!!:slaphappy

[philjones]

Methinks you were an old hippie!!:slaphappy

What does that make you... I haven't seen the north side of fifty yet... what does it look like?:slaphappy:slaphappy

[Arphaxad]

:rockband I guess I'm the only one here that was a longhaired heavy metal punk. :lol




ARPH :doggyrun

[ChTatum]

:rockband I guess I'm the only one here that was a longhaired heavy metal punk. :lol




ARPH :doggyrun



Never had long hair, I just forgot to mention Black Sabbath.

Continuation:
Black Sabbath
Boston
BTO
Canned Heat


Bro. Jones,
That was Kenny Rogers back in the First Edition days!

[Pressing-On]

Bloodrock was early 70s and they had a hit with an overdose song called DOA... wailing sirens and all!

The Kenny Rogers stuff I am referring to is when he was with the First Edition and sang a lot of anti war stuff in the early 70s. He was a contemporary with Dylan and had much the same focus. He was not always a country icon. Do you remember "I just dropped by to see What condition my condition was in?"

(Yeah, yeah, oh-yeah, what condition my condition was in)

I woke up this mornin' with the sundown shinin' in
I found my mind in a brown paper bag within
I tripped on a cloud and fell-a eight miles high
I tore my mind on a jagged sky
I just dropped in to see what condition my condition was in

(Yeah, yeah, oh-yeah, what condition my condition was in)

I pushed my soul in a deep dark hole and then I followed it in
I watched myself crawlin' out as I was a-crawlin' in
I got up so tight I couldn't unwind
I saw so much I broke my mind
I just dropped in to see what condition my condition was in

(Yeah, yeah, oh-yeah, what condition my condition was in)

Someone painted "April Fool" in big black letters on a "Dead End" sign
I had my foot on the gas as I left the road and blew out my mind
Eight miles outta Memphis and I got no spare
Eight miles straight up downtown somewhere
I just dropped in to see what condition my condition was in

I said I just dropped in to see what condition my condition was in
Yeah yeah oh-yeah

The decidedly desperate and sad lyrics of a generation!
I saw him in concert when he paired up with Dottie West! lol Didn't like him as much as Ronnie Milsap. He was my favorite! "It was almost like a song", "What a Difference You've Made in my Life", "Back on My Mind Again", "Please Don't Tell Me How the Story Ends". lol!

I don't mind remembering once in a while. :D

[rgcraig]

Never heard of him, but here he is.

http://www.michaelmcdonald.com/msevans.jpg

http://www.michaelmcdonald.com/

WHAT?
You've heard of the Doobie Brothers, right? He was the unique voice with them, then he went solo and hasn't looked back!

He's done a couple Motown CD's and they are awesome!

I got tickets to his concert for Mother's Day - it's Sept. 14th!!!!!!

[rgcraig]

http://search.yahoo.com/search?p=Michael+McDonald&fr=yfp-t-501&toggle=1&cop=mss&ei=UTF-8

Click on the the second little box under the big picture of him and listen to "Ain't No Mountain High Enough".............

[Pressing-On]

WHAT?
You've heard of the Doobie Brothers, right? He was the unique voice with them, then he went solo and hasn't looked back!

He's done a couple Motown CD's and they are awesome!

I got tickets to his concert for Mother's Day - it's Sept. 14th!!!!!!

LOL! I never listened to the Doobie Brothers. Mostly I just listened to Fleetwood Mac, Bob Seger, Jackson Browne, Eagles and Ronnie Milsap.

[Pressing-On]

http://search.yahoo.com/search?p=Michael+McDonald&fr=yfp-t-501&toggle=1&cop=mss&ei=UTF-8

Click on the the second little box under the big picture of him and listen to "Ain't No Mountain High Enough".............

Looking for it. I do like that song. I don't listen to much secular music unless I'm at Walmart. lol

[rgcraig]

Looking for it. I do like that song. I don't listen to much secular music unless I'm at Walmart. lol

But you did in the 70's and 80's! :party

[Pressing-On]

But you did in the 70's and 80's! :party

Right. I was very secular in the 70's and early 80's. My favorite song to sing was a duet by Donna Summer and Barbara Streisand - "No More Tears"! :killinme

[rgcraig]

Right. I was very secular in the 70's and early 80's. My favorite song to sing was a duet by Donna Summer and Barbara Streisand - "No More Tears"! :killinme And Donna's song - "Bad Girls" lol

I remember singing along with one of Rod Stewart's songs - not missing a word only to find out a couple years later what I was actually singing....:uhoh

[Pressing-On]

I remember singing along with one of Rod Stewart's songs - not missing a word only to find out a couple years later what I was actually singing....:uhoh
I don't understand what you mean. Blonde moment! lol

[pelathais]

Went to a Doobie Bros concert in a big stadium one summer in the 70's. I think Boston was the headliner. I remember getting worried that they might only play Michael McDonald's stuff.

I really liked the riff on China Grove ("when the sun comes up on the sleepy little town, down around san anton...") and had never seen it live. I sat patiently while the crowd bounced along in a mellow grove to the new Minute-by-Minute sound. But then, finally Tommy Johnston blew up the stadium with that riff...

[rgcraig]

I don't understand what you mean. Blonde moment! lol

Yea, something like that......no, actually it was my innocence. I was singing the words without understanding what they meant.

[Pressing-On]

Yea, something like that......no, actually it was my innocence. I was singing the words without understanding what they meant.

Right! Like the country song I PM'd you. I didn't get that until I was in my 20's and was dancing to it! lol! All righty then! :killinme

[rgcraig]

Went to a Doobie Bros concert in a big stadium one summer in the 70's. I think Boston was the headliner. I remember getting worried that they might only play Michael McDonald's stuff.

I really liked the riff on China Grove ("when the sun comes up on the sleepy little town, down around san anton...") and had never seen it live. I sat patiently while the crowd bounced along in a mellow grove to the new Minute-by-Minute sound. But then, finally Tommy Johnston blew up the stadium with that riff...

I have to admit "Minute by Minute" can get old.

[Pressing-On]

I still like Simon and Garfunkel's song!

Bridge Over Troubled Waters


When you're weary
Feeling small
When tears are in your eyes
I will dry them all

I'm on your side

When times get rough
And friends just can't be found
Like a bridge over troubled water
I will lay me down
Like a bridge over troubled water
I will lay me down

When you're down and out
When you're on the street
When evening falls so hard
I will comfort you

I'll take your part
When darkness comes
And pain is all around
Like a bridge over troubled water
I will lay me down
Like a bridge over troubled water
I will lay me down

Sail on Silver Girl,
Sail on by
Your time has come to shine
All your dreams are on their way

See how they shine
If you need a friend
I'm sailing right behind
Like a bridge over troubled water
I will ease your mind
Like a bridge over troubled water
I will ease your mind

[HeavenlyOne]

Air Supply and Dr. Hook. Hall and Oates too. Crosby, Stills and Nash.

[deacon blues]

The only secular music in our home was an eight track of Merle Haggard. "Okie from Muskogee" "Silver Wings" "Mama Tried" "Daddy Frank" NOW THAT WAS REAL COUNTRY!!!!

It was the only secular music I really learned (outside of the stacks of Christmas albums mom had: Andy Williams, The Chipmunks, Barbera Streisand, Nat King Cole, Bobby Vinton, Burl Ives, Norman Luboff Chorale, etc.)

Oh, yeah, I forgot---my mom LOVED the Carpenter's. We had the 45 of "On Top of the World"

[SarahElizabeth]

I still like Simon and Garfunkel's song!

Bridge Over Troubled Waters


When you're weary
Feeling small
When tears are in your eyes
I will dry them all

I'm on your side

When times get rough
And friends just can't be found
Like a bridge over troubled water
I will lay me down
Like a bridge over troubled water
I will lay me down

When you're down and out
When you're on the street
When evening falls so hard
I will comfort you

I'll take your part
When darkness comes
And pain is all around
Like a bridge over troubled water
I will lay me down
Like a bridge over troubled water
I will lay me down

Sail on Silver Girl,
Sail on by
Your time has come to shine
All your dreams are on their way

See how they shine
If you need a friend
I'm sailing right behind
Like a bridge over troubled water
I will ease your mind
Like a bridge over troubled water
I will ease your mind

That's one of my favorite songs......I love playing that song on the piano.

[Subdued]

70's (I was just a kid, so there aren't many):

Bee Gees
Carpenters
Carole King
Roberta Flack
Elton John

I was into pop in the 80's. Here's what I liked:

Olivia Newton-John
Chicago
Hall and Oates
Huey Lewis and The News
Elton John
Sheena Easton
The Pointer Sisters
Michael Jackson
Bonnie Tyler
The Eurythmics
Culture Club
Duran Duran
Toto
Prince
Styx ("Mr. Roboto")
Lionel Richie
Men At Work
Journey
Rick Springfield
Naked Eyes
Bryan Adams
Tina Turner
Van Halen
Def Leppard
Wham!
A-Ha
Cyndi Lauper
The Thompson Twins
Sheila E.
Madonna
Night Ranger
Pat Benatar
Heart
Chaka Khan
Tears For Fears
REO Speedwagon
Whitney Houston
Jack Wagner
Billy Ocean
Sade
Simply Red
DeBarge
Mr. Mister
The Miami Sound Machine (Gloria Estefan)
Lisa Lisa and Cult Jam
Bruce Hornsby and The Range
Bon Jovi
Janet Jackson
Paula Abdul
INXS

And the list of "One Hit Wonders" would be even longer!

[philjones]

I saw him in concert when he paired up with Dottie West! lol Didn't like him as much as Ronnie Milsap. He was my favorite! "It was almost like a song", "What a Difference You've Made in my Life", "Back on My Mind Again", "Please Don't Tell Me How the Story Ends". lol!

I don't mind remembering once in a while. :D

How bout lost in the fifties tonight? Really liked that one as well.

You know, Ronnie Milsap, in spite of his blindness, was one of the most accomplished live entertainers I have ever seen! He was amazing!

[philjones]

WHAT?
You've heard of the Doobie Brothers, right? He was the unique voice with them, then he went solo and hasn't looked back!

He's done a couple Motown CD's and they are awesome!

I got tickets to his concert for Mother's Day - it's Sept. 14th!!!!!!

Renda,

One of the bands I played in before coming back to the Lord was called Just Bluffin'. the lead singer, a cajun boy named Gene Guillot, sounded amazingly like Michael McDonald so you can guess that we played a lot of Doobie brothers tunes! He is a great talent.

[philjones]

all right, I have gone back and looked and I do not recall seeing anyone name a great singer and a great group... Lionel Richie and the Commodores.

You couldn't slow dance or dance period in the 80s if they didn't play something by the Commodores or Lionel!

[Pressing-On]

I wasn't too much of a hippy, but I did love:

Journey
Fleetwood Mac
Jackson Browne
Bob Seger
The Eagles
Pat Benatar
Linda Ronstadt
Lionel Richie
Ronnie Milsap
Willie Nelson
George Strait

Started listening to Christian music in the mid 80's beginning with Amy Grant and Kathy Tricolli.

all right, I have gone back and looked and I do not recall seeing anyone name a great singer and a great group... Lionel Richie and the Commodores.

You couldn't slow dance or dance period in the 80s if they didn't play something by the Commodores or Lionel!
LOL! I did mention him on page one! I bought his Christmas CD this last year, that's how much I love his voice!

[Pressing-On]

How bout lost in the fifties tonight? Really liked that one as well.

You know, Ronnie Milsap, in spite of his blindness, was one of the most accomplished live entertainers I have ever seen! He was amazing!
He is an awesome live performer. Loved seeing him. Very talented. Lost in the Fifties tonight!!!!!!! Oh Lord, love that song. "I'll take care of you"!!! Loved it!

Did you know that he has been married to the same women? She has always taken care of him. I love that!

[Pressing-On]

We have the same tastes in music.

For Christian music, I liked Sandi Patti and Twila Paris, among others like Russ Taff, Michael W Smith, and the greats like the Hinsons and Kingsmen.

All right - kindred spirits! lol

I have a CD by Sandi Patti - Via DelaRosa is my favorite. That song is like reading the gospels over again!

I liked Twila pretty well and I do like Michael W. Smith. Have a couple of his CDs.

[Pressing-On]

70's (I was just a kid, so there aren't many):

I was into pop in the 80's. Here's what I liked:
Chicago
Michael Jackson
Lionel Richie
Journey
Tina Turner
Pat Benatar
Heart
Chaka Khan
Whitney Houston

And the list of "One Hit Wonders" would be even longer!
Bopper is right! I've taken out all the the artists I didn't listen to in the 80's.
Kinda shortened that list, ya think? :killinme

[Sherri]

What does that make you... I haven't seen the north side of fifty yet... what does it look like?:slaphappy:slaphappy
Well, I'm definitely OLDER, but never was into the hippie scene, other than my 70's denim bell bottoms and a few love beads. That's as hippie-ish as my dad would allow.

[Sherri]

WHAT?
You've heard of the Doobie Brothers, right? He was the unique voice with them, then he went solo and hasn't looked back!

He's done a couple Motown CD's and they are awesome!

I got tickets to his concert for Mother's Day - it's Sept. 14th!!!!!!

Michael McDonald is a Christian now. He's pretty outspoken about it in interviews.

[rgcraig]

Michael McDonald is a Christian now. He's pretty outspoken about it in interviews.

All the more reason to like him!

[Pressing-On]

Joe Coker/ Malissa Manchester....."Love Lifts Us Up"
Aaron Neville/ Linda Ronstandt......" I Don't Know Much"
Johnny Duncan
Jerry Wallace
Waylon Jennings
Gene Watson
Charlie Rich
Charlie Pride
Sammi Smith
Conway Twitty
Freddy Fender
Willie Nelson
I was hooked on country, gave it up, cold turkey.
You can take the girl out of the country, but you can't take the country out of the girl! :D

[ManOfWord]

For me, I still like:

Led Zep
The Who
Eagles
Neil Young
(wish I had some ELO, Phil)
Rick Wakeman was awesome
Yes
Spirit
Allman Brothers
and others....


I just take the old music and put the good ones, without the sex and drugs stuff on new CD's and come a sunny day, I'm drivin' "topless" with the tunes cranked up!!!

Obviously, I like a lot of contemporary Christian music as well. I do NOT twang, nor do I listen to "twanging." :D

[JOYoftheLord]

To name just a few secular artists.......

The Carpenters
The Eagles
Melissa Manchester
Bread
KC and the Sunshine Band
Doobie Brothers
Allman Brothers Band
Commodores
Gladys Knight and the Pips
Cream
Michael Bolton
The Who
Neil Diamond
Chicago
Neil Sedaka
Barry Manilow
Carole King


and a few christian artists.....

Imperials
The Hinsons
The Happy Goodmans
David and the Giants (they actually played at one of my high school proms before they changed over to christian)
The Nelons
Jimmy Swaggart (don't snicker) :) he does have a wonderful singing voice
Lanney Wolfe :)

[Scott Hutchinson]

Anybody remember Petra ? Are they still around ?

[ChTatum]

Anybody remember Petra ? Are they still around ?
I believe they did a farewell concert, either this year or last year.....

[Scott Hutchinson]

Hey aren't the Lamar Sego family that sang from Georgia ?

[ChTatum]

Hey aren't the Lamar Sego family that sang from Georgia ?


I plead ignorance and apathy.

(I don't know, I don't care)

[Scott Hutchinson]

I plead ignorance and apathy.

(I don't know, I don't care)

I think they were from The Conyers,area.

[Margies3]

I about wore out my Carole King "Tapestry" album.

What I remember is the 8 track player I had in my car (a '68 Firebird). I thought I was HOT stuff with that thing even tho I could only afford about 5 different 8 tracks. I remember having a Helen Reddy, an Olivia Newton John, of course Carole King, an Imperials, and one other. I can the artist's face, but can't remember his name right now.

Geesh! I really AM getting old :(

[Sherri]

I about wore out my Carole King "Tapestry" album.

What I remember is the 8 track player I had in my car (a '68 Firebird). I thought I was HOT stuff with that thing even tho I could only afford about 5 different 8 tracks. I remember having a Helen Reddy, an Olivia Newton John, of course Carole King, an Imperials, and one other. I can the artist's face, but can't remember his name right now.

Geesh! I really AM getting old :(

I remember my friend who belonged to a monthly record club, got the "Tapestry" album in one day and we sat and listened to it for hours! "I Feel the Earth Move" and "You've Got a Friend" were definitely the best.

[TalkLady]

I remember my friend who belonged to a monthly record club, got the "Tapestry" album in one day and we sat and listened to it for hours! "I Feel the Earth Move" and "You've Got a Friend" were definitely the best.

Sis. Sherri, my friend and I did the same thing....That was one of those albums that we felt would be "a classic" and it is. I still remember that picture of Carole King sittting by the window with her cat. lol

[Pressing-On]

For me, I still like:

Led Zep
The Who
Eagles
Neil Young
(wish I had some ELO, Phil)
Rick Wakeman was awesome
Yes
Spirit
Allman Brothers
and others....


I just take the old music and put the good ones, without the sex and drugs stuff on new CD's and come a sunny day, I'm drivin' "topless" with the tunes cranked up!!!

Obviously, I like a lot of contemporary Christian music as well. I do NOT twang, nor do I listen to "twanging." :D
That's all fine and dandy for you Mow, but I got in trouble for trying that!

:killinme:killinme

[HeavenlyOne]

70's (I was just a kid, so there aren't many):

Bee Gees
Carpenters
Carole King
Roberta Flack
Elton John

I was into pop in the 80's. Here's what I liked:

Olivia Newton-John
Chicago
Hall and Oates
Huey Lewis and The News
Elton John
Sheena Easton
The Pointer Sisters
Michael Jackson
Bonnie Tyler
The Eurythmics
Culture Club
Duran Duran
Toto
Prince
Styx ("Mr. Roboto")
Lionel Richie
Men At Work
Journey
Rick Springfield
Naked Eyes
Bryan Adams
Tina Turner
Van Halen
Def Leppard
Wham!
A-Ha
Cyndi Lauper
The Thompson Twins
Sheila E.
Madonna
Night Ranger
Pat Benatar
Heart
Chaka Khan
Tears For Fears
REO Speedwagon
Whitney Houston
Jack Wagner
Billy Ocean
Sade
Simply Red
DeBarge
Mr. Mister
The Miami Sound Machine (Gloria Estefan)
Lisa Lisa and Cult Jam
Bruce Hornsby and The Range
Bon Jovi
Janet Jackson
Paula Abdul
INXS

And the list of "One Hit Wonders" would be even longer!

Oh my goodness! You have a list of people I liked too, except for Dr. Hook (When You're in Love With a Beautiful Woman), Air Supply, and the Police.

I didn't care much for INXS, especially The Devil Inside. That song always gave me the creeps! I didn't care for U-2 or Wang Chung either.

I also liked Rick Astley (a one hit wonder) and Billy Ocean, Billy Joel, Stevie Wonder, and Cher.

Jefferson Starship is another favorite, and Fleetwood Mac.

And I could also go on and on....LOL!

[Margies3]

This thread has been so much fun to read thru. Ahhh, the memories!!

I got in trouble so many times for listening to so many of these groups. If it wasn't Gospel, it was sin - so if I got caught, I got in huge mud. (not from my parents. They weren't in the church. I got in trouble all the time with the pastor and with a good friend in the church who was always 'watching out for my soul')

[Subdued]

This thread has been so much fun to read thru. Ahhh, the memories!!

I got in trouble so many times for listening to so many of these groups. If it wasn't Gospel, it was sin - so if I got caught, I got in huge mud. (not from my parents. They weren't in the church. I got in trouble all the time with the pastor and with a good friend in the church who was always 'watching out for my soul')

I can relate... 'nuff said.

[rgcraig]

How about Blood, Sweat & Tears.

[Pressing-On]

How about Blood, Sweat & Tears.
What about Tim Landry's favorite - Starland Vocal Band? :killinme

And I heard this today when we were in town.I used to love this song!

Freak Out by Chic and Sister Sledge. I remember dancing with some of the players from the San Antonio Spurs on that song!!

LOL!!!!

And I just remembered this song that I loved to death!!!

Harry Nilsson

Without You

No, I can't forget this evening
Or your face as you were leaving
But I guess that's just the way the story goes
You always smile but in your eyes your sorrow shows
Yes, it shows

No, I can't forget tomorrorow
When I think of all my sorrows
When I had you there but then I let you go
And now it's only fair that I should let you know
What you should know

I can't live if living is without you
I can't live, I can't give any more
Can't live if living is without you
I can't give, I can't give any more

No, I can't forget this evening
Or your face as you were leaving
But I guess that's just the way the story goes
You always smile but in your eyes your sorrow shows
Yes, it shows

Can't live if living is without you
I can't live, I can't give anymore
I can't live if living is without you
Can't live, I can't give anymore
(Living is without you)

[Scott Hutchinson]

I guess I was a badboy as I used to listen to Black Sabbath.
Alice Cooper ,Ted Nugent stuff like that.

[Scott Hutchinson]

How about Blood, Sweat & Tears.

Spinning Wheels.They did another song about when I'm gone there'll be one moe child to carry on.

[Scott Hutchinson]

Jethro Tull
Rush .
AC/DC
Kiss
The Ramones
Boston
New York Dolls
Iggy Pop

[Straightline]

Jimmy Pearce (the first years 1975-1982)
All Micky Mangun (before "PastTwelve" got ahold of her)
Wings over Jordan (SF in the "good" days)


Nothing that has "Lanny" in its title.


This songbird sings a
Straightline

[Monkeyman]

Jimmy Pearce (the first years 1975-1982)
All Micky Mangun (before "PastTwelve" got ahold of her)
Wings over Jordan (SF in the "good" days)


Nothing that has "Lanny" in its title.


This songbird sings a
Straightline
Wow, Past Twelve is my brother in law...man that hurt. Didn't expect that on this thread. I hope my wife doesn't read this post..

I have heard a couple of the rough tracks from her new project with an orchestra, absolutely beautiful.

[Straightline]

Wow, Past Twelve is my brother in law...man that hurt. Didn't expect that on this thread. I hope my wife doesn't read this post..

I have heard a couple of the rough tracks from her new project with an orchestra, absolutely beautiful.

Sorry; no personal offense intended. I just like the earlier style better.


Separating "fair" and "foul"
is one thin
Straightline

[Monkeyman]

Sorry; no personal offense intended. I just like the earlier style better.


Separating "fair" and "foul"
is one thin
StraightlineThat was evident by your artists listed

[Monkeyman]

I am just in his corner knowing that this is his career and bread & butter. You may not like newer styles but there are many who do..as far as Glen, some of the best artists on the planet appreciate his skill that is GOD given.

[Straightline]

I am just in his corner knowing that this is his career and bread & butter. You may not like newer styles but there are many who do..as far as Glen, some of the best artists on the planet appreciate his skill that is GOD given.

Who says I don't like the newer styles? This thread is about 70's-80's music.



Keepin' it a
Straightline

[Monkeyman]

Who says I don't like the newer styles? This thread is about 70's-80's music.



Keepin' it a
StraightlineBecause the artists you listed from those decades STILL had an older sound even in their day...there were other artists that were doing cutting edge music in the 70's & 80's you did NOT list any...

[Michael The Disciple]

Early 70's as a hippie:

Bloodrock
Grand Funk
Deep Purple
Uriah Heep
Crosby Stills Nash and Young
Ten Years After
Jimi Hendrix
Led Zeppelin
Johnny Winter
Donavan
Bob Dylan
Cream
Favorite-Peter Paul and Mary

After salvation:

Second Chapter Of Acts
Petra
David And The Giants
John Michael Talbot
Rosanna's Raiders
Mark Farner
Whitecross
Whiteheart
Guardian
Leviticus
Loud
Twila Paris
Big Tent Revival
Lamb
Honeytree
Keith Green

Im not familiar with most music today. Once in a while Air One or K Love has something good. Seems like the "older was better".

I very rarely listen to secular music now. Once in a while my wife and I get out our Peter Paul and Mary video. And we have a few nice "Doo Woop" video's for special occasions.

[Monkeyman]

Early 70's as a hippie:

Bloodrock
Grand Funk
Deep Purple
Uriah Heep
Crosby Stills Nash and Young
Ten Years After
Jimi Hendrix
Led Zeppelin
Johnny Winter
Donavan
Bob Dylan
Cream
Favorite-Peter Paul and Mary

After salvation:

Second Chapter Of Acts
Petra
David And The Giants
John Michael Talbot
Rosanna's Raiders
Mark Farner
Whitecross
Whiteheart
Guardian
Leviticus
Loud
Twila Paris
Big Tent Revival
Lamb
Honeytree
Keith Green

Im not familiar with most music today. Once in a while Air One or K Love has something good. Seems like the "older was better".

I very rarely listen to secular music now. Once in a while my wife and I get out our Peter Paul and Mary video. And we have a few nice "Doo Woop" video's for special occasions.
You were NOT a hippie...no Grateful Dead listed, he he! J/K

To me you musical taste show a regard for musicianship over style, for most of the bands listed had great musicians not just popularity...today's secular artists that you might enjoy would be John Mayer..maybe John Legend although he may have too much R&B flow for you?

[Scott Hutchinson]

I'm surprised Larry Norman has not been mentioned ?

[Michael The Disciple]

I'm surprised Larry Norman has not been mentioned ?

Oh yes. Hes a Rock that doesn't roll! Spent some good times listening to him.

[Michael The Disciple]

You were NOT a hippie...no Grateful Dead listed, he he! J/K

To me you musical taste show a regard for musicianship over style, for most of the bands listed had great musicians not just popularity...today's secular artists that you might enjoy would be John Mayer..maybe John Legend although he may have too much R&B flow for you?

Woops I did have American Beauty. And forgot the best of all time for that music The Beatles. I have not heard of John Mayer or John Legend.

[RandyWayne]

Michael McDonald is one of the best.

I can never look at him the same way since the "40 year old Virgin". LOL

I'm a bit late to the party, but as a DJ I still play a LOT of this stuff.
(And really like ELO.)

Right now I am putting together a video slideshow of our wedding featuring the ever popular ZZ Top singing Viva Las Vegas. Guess where we were married? Only one shot!

[webe123]

Gosh....You guys really dug up some memories for me when you named those groups!

I remember in the 70's when "Hotel California" came out on 8 TRACK! I wore out THREE 8 tracks of that album listening to it over and over. The eagles had so many hits it was not funny!

But then again...so did a LOT of other artists of the 70's and 80's era...

SECULAR GROUPS:

ELO (electric light orchestra)
Supertramp
Blood, sweat and tears
The Commodores
Bob Seger and the silver bullet band
Journey
Kansas
Steely Dan
Led Zepplin
AC/DC
Van Halen
Steve Miller Band
Jackson Browne
Bee Gees
Meatloaf
Areosmith
Molly Hatchet
Blackfoot
The Rolling Stones
Fleetwood Mac
Pat Benetar
Linda Ronstat
Ronnie Milsap
Little river band
Styx
The Police
Eric Clapton
Cheap Trick
REO Speedwagon
Bread
Doobie Brothers
Chicago
ZZ Top
The Police
Heart
Kiss
Credence Clearwater revival
Lynard Skynard
Rush
Black Sabbath
Alabama
Anything with motown records involved
Chuck Mangione
Guns and Roses
Stevie Ray Vaughn
JamesTaylor
Jim Croce
Gordon Lightfoot
Boston
Rod Stewart
Grand Funk Railroad
The Who
The guess who
Bon Jovi
The Carpenters
KC and the sunshine band
Jimi Hendrix
Bob Dylan....and probably a TON of other artistsfrom that era I left out

CHRISTIAN:
Anything The Pentecostals of Alexandria did in the 80's
JCM with Lanny Wolfe
Andre Crouch
David and the Giants
DeGarmo and Key
Petra
Big tent revival
Whiteheart
Chris Christain
Michael English
Russ Taff
The Hemphills
The McGruders
Amy Grant (Don't like her now....but I did before she went secular)
Newsboys
Rusty Goodman
Squire Parsons
Mylon LeFevere
Don Fransisco
Dallas Holm
Caruthers and Company
Johnny Cook
The hinsons
The Rambos
Ray Boltz
Andrus Blackwood and Co.
Phil Driscoll
The imperials
The cathedrals
And many more I cannot think of right now........


You know...looking back at all of this talent from those eras....it makes me wonder WHAT has happenbed in both the secular and christian music world!
ALL of those groups and solo singers I mentioned.... have more than one hit and are definately NOT "one hit wonders"!

It kind of makes me ask myself...where has all the music gone?

Kinda sad really.....

[deacon blues]

Gosh....You guys really dug up some memories for me when you named those groups!

I remember in the 70's when "Hotel California" came out on 8 TRACK! I wore out THREE 8 tracks of that album listening to it over and over. The eagles had so many hits it was not funny!

But then again...so did a LOT of other artists of the 70's and 80's era...

SECULAR GROUPS:

ELO (electric light orchestra)
Supertramp
Blood, sweat and tears
The Commodores
Bob Seger and the silver bullet band
Journey
Kansas
Steely Dan
Led Zepplin
AC/DC
Van Halen
Steve Miller Band
Jackson Browne
Bee Gees
Meatloaf
Areosmith
Molly Hatchet
Blackfoot
The Rolling Stones
Fleetwood Mac
Pat Benetar
Linda Ronstat
Ronnie Milsap
Little river band
Styx
The Police
Eric Clapton
Cheap Trick
REO Speedwagon
Bread
Doobie Brothers
Chicago
ZZ Top
The Police
Heart
Kiss
Credence Clearwater revival
Lynard Skynard
Rush
Black Sabbath
Alabama
Anything with motown records involved
Chuck Mangione
Guns and Roses
Stevie Ray Vaughn
JamesTaylor
Jim Croce
Gordon Lightfoot
Boston
Rod Stewart
Grand Funk Railroad
The Who
The guess who
Bon Jovi
The Carpenters
KC and the sunshine band
Jimi Hendrix
Bob Dylan....and probably a TON of other artistsfrom that era I left out

CHRISTIAN:
Anything The Pentecostals of Alexandria did in the 80's
JCM with Lanny Wolfe
Andre Crouch
David and the Giants
DeGarmo and Key
Petra
Big tent revival
Whiteheart
Chris Christain
Michael English
Russ Taff
The Hemphills
The McGruders
Amy Grant (Don't like her now....but I did before she went secular)
Newsboys
Rusty Goodman
Squire Parsons
Mylon LeFevere
Don Fransisco
Dallas Holm
Caruthers and Company
Johnny Cook
The hinsons
The Rambos
Ray Boltz
Andrus Blackwood and Co.
Phil Driscoll
The imperials
The cathedrals
And many more I cannot think of right now........


You know...looking back at all of this talent from those eras....it makes me wonder WHAT has happenbed in both the secular and christian music world!
ALL of those groups and solo singers I mentioned.... have more than one hit and are definately NOT "one hit wonders"!

It kind of makes me ask myself...where has all the music gone?

Kinda sad really.....

Man you had quite a wide variety of musical tastes!:cowbell

[webe123]

Man you had quite a wide variety of musical tastes!:cowbell


Oh man! You talk about the 70's ....I lived in those days....I remember going over to a relatives house and listening to "it never rains in southern california" by Albert Hammond...on a 45 RECORD SINGLE! LOL!

So yeah, I remember all the groups I mentioned and more. But I have learned to like different styles in music also. For example, when I was growing up in pentecost, as long as the musicianship was good, I could listen to country gospel like the old Hinsons or listen to some contemporary david meece.

Nowdays, I am trying to find the newer bands and listen to them as well. Because we are starting a preaise band and they are wanting some upbeat stuff for the youth.

Any suggestions anyone?? I need songs that are more youth oriented and not really "rocky" in nature, but more of a middle of the road type.

[Trouvere]

OOPs, I forgot James Taylor and Carol King.... Carol singing James' songs or Carol Singing Carol's songs or James singing James' songs was great music. "winter, spring, summer or fall, all you gotta do is call and I'll be there yes i will... Now ain't it good to know that you've got a friend when people can be so cold... they'll hurt you and desert you... they'll take your soul if you let them... ahhh but don't you let them... You just call out my name!

That could be and has been sang in church with a God focus with great impact!

Carol has a later project that I saw the other day.The cd cover shows
her in a formal black dress.She is still very pretty.

[Trouvere]

Oh man! You talk about the 70's ....I lived in those days....I remember going over to a relatives house and listening to "it never rains in southern california" by Albert Hammond...on a 45 RECORD SINGLE! LOL!

So yeah, I remember all the groups I mentioned and more. But I have learned to like different styles in music also. For example, when I was growing up in pentecost, as long as the musicianship was good, I could listen to country gospel like the old Hinsons or listen to some contemporary david meece.

Nowdays, I am trying to find the newer bands and listen to them as well. Because we are starting a preaise band and they are wanting some upbeat stuff for the youth.

Any suggestions anyone?? I need songs that are more youth oriented and not really "rocky" in nature, but more of a middle of the road type.

I Want it all Back by Tye Tribbett(I like it too.Our youth choir does this one.My daughter
loves it.)

[webe123]

I Want it all Back by Tye Tribbett(I like it too.Our youth choir does this one.My daughter
loves it.)


Thanks! I'll look it up.


Well I found it and listened to it and I am going to suggest that for our choir....but I was actually talking about Band songs when I meant our praise band...like Jars of Clay, Big tent revival, etc.


The reason being is because we are not doing choir music with our praise band...it will be more guitar, bass and drum band type music.

The guy in charge said he did not want to do choir stuff for the praise band...because we are going to mainly be doing shows in smaller churches and on the street and it is kinda hard to bring a whole choir to small settings.


Not only that, but we are going to appeal to youth that does not know God....choir type stuff is basically for people that are already in church. We are going to be doing outreach. But the song you gave is a great youth choir song,though.

[Pressing-On]

I Want it all Back by Tye Tribbett(I like it too.Our youth choir does this one.My daughter
loves it.)

I have this CD and that song is the bomb!!!!!

[webe123]

I have this CD and that song is the bomb!!!!!



You ought to see the VIDEO....it is on youtube! Here ya go....


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QW1QN0S8koU

[Pressing-On]

You ought to see the VIDEO....it is on youtube! Here ya go....


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QW1QN0S8koU

Wow, thanks!!!!!!!!!!

My daughter will love this!!!!

[Pressing-On]

You ought to see the VIDEO....it is on youtube! Here ya go....


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QW1QN0S8koU

OHHHHHHHHHHHHH! PLAY THAT AGAIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

:yahoo:yahoo:yahoo:yahoo:yahoo:yahoo:yahoo