Music From The Seventies & Eighties

[BoredOutOfMyMind]

Originally Posted by Monkeyman

You're OLD!! (j/k) they were the first christian concert I went to, Maranatha Church in Anaheim right next ot disneyland. I wasn't a Christian then but I really liked their music after the concert.

The Pirates Who Don't Do Anything was the creation of the bus driver for the Maranatha Singers- who later became half of the VeggieTales.

Mike Narowcki

He marveled at them going to "Boston in the fall"

[becky123abc]

Originally Posted by Barb

Really?! I always thought he was SO cute...

The 70s were great days of music...Andrae' was in full blown recording and touring, and what great singers and musicians started with him: Dannibelle Hall, Tremaine Davis, Krystal Murden, Perry Morgan, Sherman Andrus, the McCrarys...*sigh*

I had everything recorded by James Cleveland and Charles Nicks...what great music!!

You must have one huge, wonderful music collection Barb! Have you put them on an Ipod or anything like that yet?

[Barb]

Originally Posted by becky123abc

You must have one huge, wonderful music collection Barb! Have you put them on an Ipod or anything like that yet?

No...wouldn't know how. I have been thinking abut having one of my brothers to put some of it on CD so I might enjoy the 'old' stuff while driving...

[becky123abc]

Originally Posted by Barb

No...wouldn't know how. I have been thinking abut having one of my brothers to put some of it on CD so I might enjoy the 'old' stuff while driving...

I am enjoying it a lot more than I thought. You know how sometimes you can buy a cd and really only like a song or two on it...I've gone through a bunch and pulled only those "5 star" songs...and I'm enjoying hearing one after another....

your windows media program should allow you to rip music from your cds and then you can burn new cds...

[Rhoni]

The Florida Boys, The Disciples, Andrea Crouche, The Stamps...we used to go to Cleveland auditorium once a month for the gospel sings there...

those were the days *sigh*

[Rhoni]

There was a song that I belive LW wrote that I enjoyed:

Get right or get left...
If you aren't walkin' right you better get in step...
You better get right, or you'll get left.

[Barb]

Originally Posted by becky123abc

I am enjoying it a lot more than I thought. You know how sometimes you can buy a cd and really only like a song or two on it...I've gone through a bunch and pulled only those "5 star" songs...and I'm enjoying hearing one after another....

your windows media program should allow you to rip music from your cds and then you can burn new cds...

Yes, but I'm talking about LPs...

[becky123abc]

Originally Posted by Barb

Yes, but I'm talking about LPs...

Oh, I see...yes, that makes sense. I hope your brother can do that for you!

[RevDWW]

I listend to a wide mix of music in the 70s and 80's.

James Cleveland, Jesse Dixon, The Archers, Imperials, The Kingsmen Quartet, The Cathedrals, Larnelle Harris, Blue grass gospel, Black Gospel, Southern Gospel, Pentecostal Choirs.........and many others.

I wish I still had my stack of albums, but alas they were ruined after I left them in storage one hot summer.

[Michael The Disciple]

Petra
David and the Giants
Mark Farner formerly of Grand Funk Railroad
Rosanna's Raiders
Twila Paris
John Michael Talbot
Second Chapter of Acts

Do yourself a favor. Get the "First Love" video. The early Jesus People stuff. Honeytree is great! You wont believe Darrell Mansfield's harmonica playing.