Podcast appearances and mentions of eddie degarmo

Brendan sat down with the legendary Eddie DeGarmo who was the founding member of the legendary band DeGarmo & Key. We talk about his beginning, his iconic hair, and his portrayal in the new movie "Unsung Hero." #eddiedegarmo #degarmoandkey #christianmusic

In this bonus episode, Luke Smallbone sits down with Eddie DeGarmo to hear the story of how he was introduced to the Smallbone family, and learn about his part in helping launch the music career of Rebecca St. James. Get ready for more official Unsung Hero behind-the-scenes episodes! Subscribe now on AccessMore or wherever you listen or watch podcasts so you don't miss an episode! Unsung Hero is in theaters nationwide on April 26th. Get more info here: https://tickets.unsunghero.movie/

Before the fame, the hits and the life on stage...it started with a dream and a little bit of faith.  In this episode, you're going to experience the incredible story of how pursuing the dreams on your heart can change the world forever. You'll hear how Rebecca St. James' career started, how people like Eddie DeGarmo and Matt Smallbone helped support her, and what it was like for Rebecca to see her life played out on the big screen...   Unsung Hero is in theaters nationwide on April 26th. Get more info here: https://tickets.unsunghero.movie/ Get ready for more official Unsung Hero behind-the-scenes episodes and watch the full length interviews with Eddie, Matt and Rebecca! Subscribe now on AccessMore or wherever you listen or watch podcast, or click the links below! Eddie DeGarmo Full Interview Matt Smallbone Full Interview Rebecca St. James Full Interview

One of the pioneers of Christian music, (DeGarmo & Key), was only the beginning. A music industry icon with a label that helped launched some big names in CCM world.Eddie tells the story of trick-or-treating at Elvis' house, meeting Jesus in a school closet with his best buddy Dana Key, launching a label, and becoming a music publishing master.

I'm doing my best not to geek out with my guest on this episode of 1 Degree - my 14 year old self would not believe that I get to sit down with Degarmo and Key's Eddie DeGarmo and talk about his career, his early days and his mind blowing impact on the world of christian music! And I guess I shouldn't be surprised that Eddie is one of the most genuine, engaging people I've ever met in this industry. I'll for sure be spinning my old D&K records for the next few weeks - songs like 666, All The Losers Win, Stella This Ain't Hollywood, Casual Christian, Boycott Hell - what a catalogue and what a legacy! Support the showandychrisman.com

I'm doing my best not to geek out with my guest on this episode of 1 Degree - my 14 year old self would not believe that I get to sit down with Degarmo and Key's Eddie DeGarmo and talk about his career, his early days and his mind blowing impact on the world of christian music! And I guess I shouldn't be surprised that Eddie is one of the most genuine, engaging people I've ever met in this industry. I'll for sure be spinning my old D&K records for the next few weeks - songs like 666, All The Losers Win, Stella This Ain't Hollywood, Casual Christian, Boycott Hell - what a catalogue and what a legacy! Support the showandychrisman.net

In this series finale Ken talks about one of the most historic moments in Rock n' Roll and how he had no idea this was set to happen. He reflects on a story from his childhood about a man named “Old Blue Pete” who showed him the hope of Jesus. Eddie shares about how he came to know Christ and shared the Gospel with his best friend Dana during school choir.

Ken wasn't always sure how Lennon felt about him and spends some time reflecting on Lennon's life and what his friendship meant to him. Eddie talks about the end of DeGarmo and Key and reflects on what those years meant to him. We're nearing the end of this limited series, make sure to subscribe so you don't miss the finale!

Ken shares about the time he had a chance to meet Elvis, while hanging out with Ringo. And Eddie shares an Elvis story from his younger years in Memphis. Ken also talks about the time he produced a Gospel album with Waylon Jennings during his “Lost Years”. He reflects on how he was able to get Roy Orbison to sing backing vocals and how that showed him Jesus was always present. New Episodes of this limited series come out Monday and Thursday, make sure to subscribe so you never miss one!

In this episode Ken takes us through the early days of Apple Records and looking for the “next” Beatles. As Ken's career takes him to various record companies, he gives us a glimpse into the music business and some artist's early careers. Eddie tells us about the beginnings of his record label and how it was able to get off the ground. New Episodes of this limited series come out Monday and Thursday, make sure to subscribe so you never miss one!

Eddie Degarmo shares memories from his time with Degarmo and Key. Explains how became executive of Forefront records and gives great advice for aspiring artists!

In this episode Ken gives us an inside look at John Lennon. He tells us about John's deep desire to make the world a better place using his celebrity; and his struggles trying to accomplish it. This complex person becomes even more complex with the introduction of Yoko Ono. Eddie shares with us the struggle as a Christian artist in the 70s and 80s and how the church community reacted to the term “Christian Rock.” New Episodes of this limited series come out Monday and Thursday, make sure to subscribe so you never miss one!

Ken and Eddie share some of their craziest stories from their days in The Biz. Eddie tells of his bands time touring around the country in “The Happy Truck”, and shares a God appointed experience that happened after a shotty tire repair job. New Episodes of this limited series come out Monday and Thursday, make sure to subscribe so you never miss one!

During a time when the Bill Gaither Trio was the pinnacle of Christian music and before the time of Sandi Patty — Eddie discusses his first experience with Christian Radio, and the landscape of the Christian music scene and how many thought DeGarmo and Key flew in from outer space. Ken shares stories about how the The Beatles would fly him out to London and for his first meetings with them in the UK. New Episodes of this limited series come out Monday and Thursday, make sure to subscribe so you never miss one!

Capitol Records completes a deal to distribute Apple Records. Find out how they publicly announced this partnership and how they had to sneak Paul McCartney into L.A. to make this announcement happen. New Episodes of this limited series come out Monday and Thursday, make sure to subscribe so you never miss one!

Ken was the head of artist relations at Capitol Records, his job was to keep all the artist happy — Everyone wanted the #1 spot on the charts, but The Beatles were consistently filling that spot. Ken shares a captivating story about one of The Beach Boys hits songs. New Episodes of this limited series come out Monday and Thursday, make sure to subscribe so you never miss one!

Ken Mansfield worked alongside bands like The Beach Boys, Glen Campbell, Badfinger, and this little band from England, The Beatles. He sits down with Eddie DeGarmo, from DeGarmo and Key and co-founder of Forefront Records to discuss their experiences in the music industry and how Jesus was present in their lives, through those days. New Episodes of this limited series come out Monday and Thursday, make sure to subscribe so you never miss one!

John Lennon once famously said The Beatles were bigger than Jesus. Now hear the real stories from the former U.S. Manager of the Beatles' Apple Records, Ken Mansfield and legendary Christian artist and label executive Eddie DeGarmo as they discuss the intersection of Jesus and the Beatles. New Episodes of this limited series come out Monday and Thursday starting November 22, make sure to subscribe so you never miss one!

Listen to better music, and listen to music better.   After a twenty-year break – True Tunes is back! The tools are different this time. There's no store, no venue, and no sponsored stages at a major festival. What we have now are lots of stories to tell about lessons learned, visions caught, questions articulated, and community embraced. Join host John J. Thompson and his wide range of guests as we dig for the good stuff. And whether you were a part of the journey with us the first time around, or you're brand new to this conversation, if you're ready to dive into the deep end of the musical pool – where the sounds resonate in ways that defy our labels, then this conversation is for you.   Join us as we converse with musicians, songwriters, producers, and music industry leaders – from legends and obscure geniuses of the past to some of the freshest new voices emerging today. Some examples of the voices you've heard so far include Buddy Miller, Amy Grant, Steve Taylor, Charlie Peacock, Ian Fitchuk, Natalie Bergman, The Choir, Kevin Max, Waterdeep, Gungor, Liz Vice, Sandra McCracken, Eddie DeGarmo, Taylor Leonhardt, Jimmy Abegg, Michael McDermott, Christa Wells, Ella Mine, and rare archive interviews with Larry Norman and Rich Mullins. We also crank up our trusty Jukebox and listen carefully to some amazing music along the way. And we are truly just getting started.   So get yourself something to drink, pull up a chair, and make yourself comfortable, or maybe get your favorite headphones and head outside for a nice walk with us - as we listen to better music, and listen to music better, together.   On the True Tunes Podcast   Produced by John J. Thompson and Bruce A. Brown for Gyroscope Productions. Available on all podcast platforms. Full show notes and episode list available at TrueTunes.com/podcast-show-notes/

As a member of the power duo, DeGarmo & Key, Eddie Degarmo helped to set the standard for CCM artists of his day. This week, he sits down with us to discuss his life, how he and Dana Key came to know Christ, as well as some stories behind some of their songs and their storied career. he also tell us about his new book, and how he dealt with the death of his musical partner and best friend.To contribute to this program click HERE!This program is licensed through BMI. All  music used with permission by the artist.DeGarmo & Key Music used in this episode:"Strength of Love" - Forefront Records"Out of the Danger Zone" - Forefront Records"Rock Solid" - Forefront Records"Brother Against Brother (It's Not Right)" - Forefront Records"When the Son Begins to Reign" - Forefront Records"Casual Christian" - Forefront Records

On this Special Edition of the True Tunes Podcast, we look back at some special moments from our first 18 months as we have discovered our mission to listen to better music and listen to music better – together. We have gathered some favorite clips from our times with Steve Taylor, Phil Keaggy and Rex Paul, Buddy Miller, Tommee Profitt, Charlie Peacock, Christa Wells, Eddie DeGarmo, Liz Vice, Waterdeep, Ella Mine, Marc Byrd, Daniel Smith, Chris White, Sandra McCracken, Ian Fitchuk, and both Larry Norman and his son Mike. In fact, we have included a previously unheard clip from a long lost conversation with Larry as well as a snippet from an upcoming episode with artist and poet Kevin Max. It’s a look back, and forward, as we take stock of this conversation that is just getting started and contemplate the value of conversation, relationships, and the postures and perspectives that allow us to continue to learn.

Childhood friends Eddie DeGarmo and Dana Key (they met in first grade) went on to become one of the best-known duos in contemporary Christian music. One of their albums (This Ain't Hollywood from 1980) was nominated for a Grammy and their video for the song ""Six, Six, Six" found its way into rotation at MTV. In 1986, the duo released their seventh studio album entitled Streetlight. The album marked a move away from the synthesizers that had marked their previous 80s albums and back toward a more guitar-based, organic feel. Join the 3D's as they travel back to 1986 and do a deep dive into this CCM rock classic. --- The 3D's are Dan, Derek, and Dave. Three friends who used to work together in early 1990s in Christian radio who love to reminisce about music from the golden era of CCM, 1985-1995. If you love classic Amy, Michael, Petra, Russ, and White Heart, you have found your new favorite podcast. New episodes drop every Monday. Make sure to subscribe. --- Dan Day is a small business owner in the Wichita area. Derek Hale is pastor of Trinity Covenant Church (CREC) in Wichita, KS (https://trinitycovenantchurch.wordpress.com/) Dave Wilson is an on-air personality working for Entercom Communications. --- Make sure you are subscribed to CCM in 3D. Type CCM in 3D in your podcast provider, hit that subscription button, and leave us a five-star review. This will make it easier for other podcast listeners to find CCM in 3D. --- Intro and outro music: "New Spoon," composed by Sam Luttrell. Used by permission. Please visit his Bandcamp site at https://cannonfire.bandcamp.com/releases.

Astute credit readers will recognize Bob Farrell as a songwriter whose songs have been performed by DeGarmo & Key, Sandi Patty, Amy Grant, Pat Terry, Wynonna, and Eric Clapton. He also penned Hero The Rock Opera with longtime collaborator Eddie DeGarmo. But dig back a bit further and you'll recognize Bob as half of the husband and wife duo Farrell and Farrell, who were mainstays in the Christian music scene in the 80s and 90s with songs like "Earthmaker", "People in a Box", and "Boundless Love".

 This week I am talking with one of my favorite producers in music!  Brent Milligan currently produces and plays bass for Steven Curtis Chapman. He's also worked with Michael W. Smith, Charlie Peacock, The Backstreet Boys and more. We are discussing his journey as a producer, a touring musician and A&R rep as well as the importance of taking advice from the people you look up to and putting it into practice in your career by becoming really good at one thing as a time.Show Notes:Sponsors: Edenbrooke Productions - We offer consulting services and are offering listeners a 1-hour introductory special. To request more info on consulting services, email Marty at contact@johnmartinkeith.com. Talking Points:*I grew up taking bass and cello lessons.*I knew a couple of guys who went to Belmont University who were starting to have some success as musicians in Nashville playing for people that I had heard of and it got me thinking I could do it too.*I got to Nashville because a mutual friend knew the artist/producer Charlie Peacock who was my favorite artist.*I got a voicemail from Charlie Peacock saying he needed a bass player for a festival and he felt like he was supposed to call me.*I had auditioned for Margaret Becker’s band previously and she referred me to Charlie.*I met Charlie at his studio and played through some songs and got to know him, then we flew to Sunshine Fest in Minnesota and that was my first real gig.*Charlie asked to hear my songs and decided to teach me songwriting and producing and use me as a bass player from time to time.*I had an open invitation to sit on his studio couch and say nothing and just be invisible. Just listen and watch which I was going to do at every opportunity.*He let me use his studio whenever he was not using it and I would go in and work and learn from his engineer Craig Hanson.*Charlie taught me to not cross pollinate musical styles when recording. Don’t do jazz licks on a pop record, etc.*He taught me a lot about being a family man and be a musician.*It’s okay to be faithful to your wife, faithful to a church, not doing crazy stuff.*I met Brent Bourgeois through Charlie and had done some work together and he called me and asked if I wanted to play bass for Michael W. Smith because he just got hired to be his band leader.*I played for Michael W. Smith for 7 years. At the same time, I was also writing and recording demos and a band wanted to record one of my songs. The A&R guy asked who they wanted to produced their album and they liked my work. The A&R guy was Eddie DeGarmo who I had played bass for on his band DeGarmo and Key’s tour. He knew I produced the demo and wanted to get me work producing and asked them if they wanted me to produce their album.*Everyone I’ve worked with so far has been by referrals and relationships.*Start building competencies .*Charlie said that If you establish a competency as a producer or bass player, then people will be more likely to interested in your production. As opposed to just walking up to them and saying I want to produce.*If you establish competency as a songwriter or musician, people will take you way more serious when you say you want to produce records.*After playing for Michael W. Smith, I got asked to do A&R at a label and got off the road for 2 1/2 years.*Then I got a call to start working for Steven Curtis Chapman. I had subbed in for his bass player over the years so we had a relationship. He heard a record I produced and asked if I would produce his next record Beauty Will Rise.*Even when you’ve been successful, there is still that voice inside that says you’re not good enough.*When producing with Steven Curtis Chapman, he usually brings in a voice memo and I have him track a guitar to a click track, then I will make a sketch of what I think might work by building tracks and a sound around his scratch track, then I send him an mp3 to see what he thinks and getting adjustments from him.*Then he either thinks it great and keep going with it or he likes certain parts about it but maybe wants other parts to go in a different direction. I’m trying to get guidance from him, then once we get the course set, then I’ll start getting live instruments tracked.*Then he’ll come in and sing and do bgv’s.*Picking players and mixing engineers for an album is usually a collaboration between me and the artist.*I became the head of A&R at Forefront Records because their guy left and they asked Charlie Peacock to be their interim A&R and he had to find his replacement and thought I would be good for the position.*An A&R person does project management by helping the artist think through direction musically and think through song selection, producer choices, making sure there are songs that work for radio.*You’re helping the artist turn in an album that’s going to help them with their career the most.*You’re the go between for the artist and the label.*Start with developing one competency.*If you want to be a producer, start producing tracks. Learn to play your laptop like an instrument.*Start doing whatever you aspire to do at whatever level you’re able to do it.*Start putting up videos of you playing your instrument on You Tube and make a presence for yourself.*If you have content that people can see what you do, that let’s people know your talent level and can open opportunities for you.*You can make videos everyday and get your name out there.*If you reach out to someone and ask them for coffee, they will usually meet with you and give you advice.*It comes back to relationships.*Be interested in people. Brent Milligan is a Nashville based producer and musician. Originally from Baton Rouge Louisiana, he has lived in Nashville for many years with his wife Sarah and three kids, and has toured with or worked on albums by Michael W Smith, Steven Curtis Chapman, The Backstreet Boys, Toby Mac, DC talk, Paul Baloche, and many others. He can usually be found in his studio, spending time with his family, playing tennis, or making chocolate chip cookies.

Chad Hovind interviews nine time Grammy Award winner, Eddie DeGarmo.

Chad Hovind interviews 9 time Grammy Award winner, Eddie DeGarmo. Eddie DeGarmo has sold millions of records as an artist in a genre he helped to invent, millions as a record label executive and entrepreneur, and impacted hundreds of millions of people as a music publisher. Throughout his over fifty years in music, DeGarmo has had a storied career with success as an artist, songwriter, producer, and businessman. He was one of the leading pioneers of contemporary Christian music as part of rock duo DeGarmo and Key, which was recently inducted into the Gospel Music Hall of Fame. He started mixing his newfound teenaged faith with rock and roll, the only music that felt natural to him, long before most churches were ready for drums and amps. His band, DeGarmo and Key, slogged it out on the road for years, taking arrows from both the sanctified and the secular before breaking through as one of the most successful bands of the genre. During his 17 years with DeGarmo and Key and a successful solo endeavor, DeGarmo sold millions of albums and garnered 9 Grammy nominations and dozens of Dove Award nominations. He went on to co-found ForeFront Records, where he developed multi-platinum selling and Grammy-winning artists such as dc Talk, Stacie Orrico, Audio Adrenaline, Geoff Moore and the Distance and Rebecca St. James. He was then recruited to lead the largest faith-based music publisher Capitol CMG Publishing. Under his supervision, the company went on to change the face of “Modern Worship” music. He with DeGarmo and Key was inducted into the Gospel Music Hall of Fame on the same day as his Memphis hometown hero, Johnny Cash. Eddie and Susan enjoy their daughters, son in laws, and grandkids in Nashville, TN.

On this episode of the True Tunes Podcast host John J. Thompson visits with pioneering artist and music industry leader Eddie DeGarmo for a wide-ranging conversation. We also take a look back at some of the best albums of 2019 and give a toast to our good friend Brian Healy of Dead Artist Syndrome, who passed away suddenly.

In this episode Eddie DeGarmo shares his talk called “God’s Love Has No Limits.” It’s one from the archives, recorded on October 18th, 2018. This podcast is sponsored by my company Harrington Interactive Media. They create quality media products, like this podcast, and help you take it to market. One such product is high-quality eBooks, which are great for generating business leads. See examples of eBooks they’ve produced and hire them to edit, design, and format your company’s next eBook at www.harringtoninteractive.com. About the New Canaan Society This is the New Canaan Society Podcast for the Franklin, Tennessee chapter. We are a group of men who gather together to encourage each other in friendship and in faith, and to support each other to be better husbands, fathers — and better men — in the marketplace and in our communities. Friendship at NCS happens through our regular meetings in local chapters all across the country. The Franklin, Tennessee Chapter meets the first and third Thursday each month at Pucketts Grocery and Restaurant in downtown Franklin from 7-8 am.  Relevant Links: The New Canaan Society: https://newcanaansociety.org Sponsored by Harrington Interactive Media: A Content Marketing and Publishing Company to Help You Create, Market, and Sell Quality Media: https://harringtoninteractive.com

Gabe talks with Eddie DeGarmo about his new book "Rebel for God", his time with DeGarmo & Key, and his time as a music industry executive. Visit our website at decentchristiantalk.com Join our Patreon team for as low as $1 a month at patreon.com/decentchristiantalk

Sep 8, 2018 | CeCe Winans, Brigitte Gabriel, & Eddie DeGarmo | Huckabee by Huckabee

Eddie DeGarmo has experienced over a half century in the music business of fun stories. From playing keyboards at 10 years old in his first 1960s Memphis rock and roll band in the shadow of Graceland and Johnny Cash, to his own massive tours filling auditoriums and stadiums around the world with DeGarmo and Key.  Eddie recently sat down with us to talk about his new book (out now) for our latest CCM Magazine | Features on Film with Andrew Greer. Click the play button above to watch.

Eddie DeGarmo is a Gospel Music Hall of Fame recording artist, music executive, and author. He started his career as one of the frontmen for the CCM pioneering band, DeGarmo & Key. In 1987, he co-founded Forefront records, the label responsible for releasing DCTalk, Skillet, Rebecca St. James, Audio Adrenaline and dozens of others.  Eddie’s new book, Rebel For God, is available now.   Connect with Worship Together:  Twitter: https://twitter.com/worshiptogether Facebook: facebook.com/worshiptogether  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/worshiptogether/?hl=en Hosted by: Jimi Williams  Jessica Sweet  Hunter Sims Production and Editing by Form & Function –– formandfunctionmedia.com  Worship Together is the number one resource for Worship Leaders. Find free resources and videos at worshiptogether.com

In this episode of the Made it in Music podcast with Eddie DeGarmo, we will dive deep into Eddie’s history and how he helped pave the way for Christian music for generations and many generations to come.Eddie DeGarmo has experienced over a half century in the music business of fun stories. From playing keyboards at 10 years old in his first 1960s Memphis rock and roll band, to his own massive tours filling auditoriums and stadiums around the world with DeGarmo and Key. He successfully transitioned from his artist career to accomplished music executive co-founding Forefront Records and discovered many ground breaking artists. Eddie then rose to his role as president of the largest and most successful Gospel and Christian music publisher in the world, Capitol CMG Publishing.In this episode, you will be inspired and hear Eddie and Seth discuss shifting the gears, changing the keys and staying motivated through the years in the ever-changing business that is music. Eddie DeGarmo is here to share his incredible story about how he made it in music, and he’s here to help you do the same.Resources:Books mentioned in this episode:In Search of Excellence by Robert H. Waterman Jr. and Tom Peters Purchase Eddie’s new book REBEL FOR GOD out now on Amazon.com:http://a.co/6SYekXbFind out more about Eddie DeGarmo:www.facebook.com/theeddieadegarmo/Find Full Circle Music on social mediaFacebookTwitterInstagramYouTubeCheck us out at www.madeitinmusic.comSubscribe to our YouTube Page for more incredible resources just like this one, all FREE for our friends like you.As always, thanks for listening and be sure to give us a review on iTunes if you have not already done so. We appreciate your feedback! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Some classic Jesus music, with the theme "Full Circle by the numbers", including: One On One - Steve Camp, One Thing Leads To Another - Leon Patillo, Two Trusting Jesus - Mark Heard, Half Past Three - Michael & Stormie Omartian, Four Horsemen - Randy Matthews, Psalm 5 - The Road Home, Six Sixty Six - Larry Norman, Seventy Times Seven - David Meece, (It's The Eighties, So Where's Our) Rocket Packs - Daniel Amos, Heaven's 911 - Eddie DeGarmo, The Tenth Song - Adam Again

Some classic Jesus music, with the theme "Full Circle by the numbers", including: One On One - Steve Camp, One Thing Leads To Another - Leon Patillo, Two Trusting Jesus - Mark Heard, Half Past Three - Michael & Stormie Omartian, Four Horsemen - Randy Matthews, Psalm 5 - The Road Home, Six Sixty Six - Larry Norman, Seventy Times Seven - David Meece, (It's The Eighties, So Where's Our) Rocket Packs - Daniel Amos, Heaven's 911 - Eddie DeGarmo, The Tenth Song - Adam Again

Some classic Jesus music, with the theme "Full Circle by the numbers", including: One On One - Steve Camp, One Thing Leads To Another - Leon Patillo, Two Trusting Jesus - Mark Heard, Half Past Three - Michael & Stormie Omartian, Four Horsemen - Randy Matthews, Psalm 5 - The Road Home, Six Sixty Six - Larry Norman, Seventy Times Seven - David Meece, (It's The Eighties, So Where's Our) Rocket Packs - Daniel Amos, Heaven's 911 - Eddie DeGarmo, The Tenth Song - Adam Again

Some classic Jesus music, with special guests The Archers, including: You're Welcome Here - Kelly Willard, Father Of Lights - Karen Lafferty, I See The Light - Passage, Holy Rollin' - Bryan Duncan, Stayin' On The High Road - Eddie DeGarmo, Second Chance - Allies, What Good's It Going To Do You? - Pat Terry Group, ... The Archers, pt 1 ..., Sanctified Life - The Archers, ... The Archers, pt 2 ..., Change - The Archers, ... The Archers, pt 3 ..., Jesus Is The Answer - Steve Archer

Some classic Jesus music, with special guests The Archers, including: You're Welcome Here - Kelly Willard, Father Of Lights - Karen Lafferty, I See The Light - Passage, Holy Rollin' - Bryan Duncan, Stayin' On The High Road - Eddie DeGarmo, Second Chance - Allies, What Good's It Going To Do You? - Pat Terry Group, ... The Archers, pt 1 ..., Sanctified Life - The Archers, ... The Archers, pt 2 ..., Change - The Archers, ... The Archers, pt 3 ..., Jesus Is The Answer - Steve Archer

Some classic Jesus music, with special guests The Archers, including: You're Welcome Here - Kelly Willard, Father Of Lights - Karen Lafferty, I See The Light - Passage, Holy Rollin' - Bryan Duncan, Stayin' On The High Road - Eddie DeGarmo, Second Chance - Allies, What Good's It Going To Do You? - Pat Terry Group, ... The Archers, pt 1 ..., Sanctified Life - The Archers, ... The Archers, pt 2 ..., Change - The Archers, ... The Archers, pt 3 ..., Jesus Is The Answer - Steve Archer

Some classic Jesus music, with special guest Eddie DeGarmo (DeGarmo & Key), including: Gimme Mine - Mark Heard, Shopping List - Larry Bryant, Asleep In The Light - Keith Green, ... devotional by Melody Green ..., On The Edge - Steve Camp, Do Something Now - The CAUSE, Sing For Joy - The Imperials, ... Eddie DeGarmo, pt 1 ..., Emmanuel - DeGarmo & Key, ... Eddie DeGarmo, pt 2 ..., Long Distance Runner - DeGarmo & Key, Surrender - Allies

Some classic Jesus music, with special guest Eddie DeGarmo (DeGarmo & Key), including: Gimme Mine - Mark Heard, Shopping List - Larry Bryant, Asleep In The Light - Keith Green, ... devotional by Melody Green ..., On The Edge - Steve Camp, Do Something Now - The CAUSE, Sing For Joy - The Imperials, ... Eddie DeGarmo, pt 1 ..., Emmanuel - DeGarmo & Key, ... Eddie DeGarmo, pt 2 ..., Long Distance Runner - DeGarmo & Key, Surrender - Allies

Some classic Jesus music, with special guest Eddie DeGarmo (DeGarmo & Key), including: Gimme Mine - Mark Heard, Shopping List - Larry Bryant, Asleep In The Light - Keith Green, ... devotional by Melody Green ..., On The Edge - Steve Camp, Do Something Now - The CAUSE, Sing For Joy - The Imperials, ... Eddie DeGarmo, pt 1 ..., Emmanuel - DeGarmo & Key, ... Eddie DeGarmo, pt 2 ..., Long Distance Runner - DeGarmo & Key, Surrender - Allies