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I need songs for the cult of youth! : D?
Hello: I am a worship leader for youth in my church and I need some new songs to the new e-mail to the administrator for possibly do. (Singers preferably but nothing will accepted.) We do a lot of Hillsong, we recently did a bit about the culture of Jesus (they are phoenomenal) Umm we also do some stuff so David Crowder and along those lines. It must be a song that children will just catch on pretty fast. 
Thanks a lot! : D
There are a large group called Cannibal Corpse. They play a lot of hip fashion music filled with God, and children seem to love it too!
Metal Church – Metal Church live 1983
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Josh Groban $3.98 GROBAN JOSH JOSH GROBAN… |
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The Gospel (Special Edition) $4.88 The Gospel is by no means a great movie, but it has enough heart, simple decency, and fine music to make it appropriate viewing for families of all kinds. Director-screenwriter Rob Hardy’s story revolves around David Taylor (played in his adult years by Boris Kodjoe), a devout youngster who, disillusioned by the death of his mother and mistrust of his pastor father (Clifton Powell), leaves the fol… |
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Abide With Me: 50 Favorite Hymns $7.82 Compiled Here Are Fifty of the Most Beloved Hymns Performed by Three of England’s Most Distinguished Choirs. Every Selection Here is Sung in an Appropriately Dignified Manner and If You’re Up for Over Two Hours of Consistently Well-rendered Quintessentially English Treatments of These Vernacular Favorites it Simply Doesn’t Get Any Better Than This…. |
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L.A.P.D. – To Protect and to Serve [VHS] $11.00 … |
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Blessed & Cursed $7.48 Studio: Wea-des Moines Video Release Date: 07/27/2010… |
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David Byrne – Live at Union Chapel $6.23 DAVID BYRNE:LIVE AT UNION CHAPEL – DVD Movie… |
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An Off the Record Guide to The Church of Latter Day Saints: Famous Singers and Musicians, Including Donny Osmond, Gladys Knight, David Archuleta, Brandon Flowers and More $13.20 This book is about The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints and famous practicing singers and musicians. Read biographies of Marie Osmond, Leroy Robertson, Low, Arthur Kane, Carmen Rasmusen and more. This book was created and put into distribution by a team of dedicated editors using open source and proprietary publish… |
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Welsh Pop Singers, including: Bonnie Tyler, Tom Jones (singer), Charlotte Church, James Fox (singer), Donna Lewis, Noel Sullivan, Steve Strange, David … Saunders, Leon Pisani, David Hughes (tenor) $11.95 Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Hephaestus Books represents a new publishing paradigm, allowing disparate content sources to be curated into cohesive, relevant, and informative books. To date, this content has been curated from Wikipedia articles and images under Creative Commons licensing, although … |
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A discourse, delivered April 11, 1806, at a publick meeting of a number of singers,: Who were improving themselves in church musick … |
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SINGER,MICHAEL DAVID: BREATH OF LIFE $16.37 SINGER,MICHAEL DAVID: BREATH OF LIFE |
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Shotgun Singer $14.38 If Songs for a Hurricane, Kris Delmhorst’s album from 2003, was deep and thought-provoking, this fifth solo CD (excluding side projects and EPs) released five years later, Shotgun Singer, wraps up that psychological web with sound modifications that go deeper and denser. The artist seems to take liberally from George Martin’s efforts on Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band and transfer those embellishments to the needs of a songwriter/singer in the same way that Emitt Rhodes emulated the first Paul McCartney solo LP, McCartney. The dangling vocal on “Midnight Ringer” squeezes out all emotion possible while the instrumentation goes about its business filling the available spaces in highly entertaining fashion. Keep in mind, all this praise isn’t saying that this is “the next Sgt. Pepper’s” or anything of the sort, what is obvious is that Delmhorst picks up on great work and uses what came before to interpret her new ideas, forging a sound that is both original and appealing. Picture Joni Mitchell deciding to step into Brian Wilson’s treasure chest of sound effects and very consciously — and cautiously — blending them like some aural chemist to interact with the words and melodies. “Blue Adeline” is simple yet majestic, the cymbals working as if they offer their own notes, the song following the path set by another K.D. — k.d. lang — on her masterpiece, Ingénue, which this artist clearly owes much to. That debt, though, is perhaps on another level, say the dark recesses that the Velvet Underground’s Nico explored, yet fashioned to translate well to the arena where Delmhorst chooses to reside. The singer plays 11 instruments in addition to her lovely and dreamy vocals on this highly ambitious project, the minimal guitar on “1,000 Reasons” teasing the listener as the strings bring up the conclusion, each song setting up the next experience. Going “back down “To the Wire” is smart, clever pop, and also appears to be Delmhorst’s best opportunity for a Top 40 hit; as a central part of this CD it also serves as the counterpoint to the title track, “Shotgun Singer.” “Birds of Belfast” inspires with its church bell atmosphere, a very conscious and finely crafted set of movements that, like so much on this disc, calls the audience back to investigate/excavate these expressive feelings again. Shotgun Singer is a very elaborate presentation that is up there with Jackie DeShannon’s underrated but terrific You Know Me and Tracy Bonham’s exquisite Down Here CDs, two albums that helped bring in the new millennium. Kris Delmhorst presents a logical sequel to the above referenced collections eight years later and anyone dipping into a song like “Freediver” or any other random track on this disc is bound to be quite surprised at the extraordinary depth inside. ~ Joe Viglione, Rovi Performers: David “Goody” Goodrich – Guitar Loops; |
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ORLOWSKY,DAVID UND SINGER PUR: JEREMIAH $18.89 ORLOWSKY,DAVID UND SINGER PUR: JEREMIAH |
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Singer $7.49 Singer |
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The Singer $13.99 The Singer |
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David Blue/Singer Songwriter Project $16.79 This is a fascinating CD compilation from WEA’s European operation, and one that ’60s music enthusiasts — and not just folk and folk-rock aficionados — may need to own. The David Blue album (which is also out by itself on CD from Collector’s Choice in the United States) is a lost folk-rock classic, every bit as much fun and as exciting as Bob Dylan’s Bringing It All Back Home or Highway 61 Revisited. Eleven of its 12 tracks are filled with crunchy and slashing electric guitars, accompanying a raspy, defiant singer who’s clearly dissatisfied with elements of his world; what’s more, there’s just a hint of garage punk leanness in Blue’s overall sound and an appropriate accompanying snideness to his singing to appeal to the listenership of, say, the Chocolate Watchband or the Standells, which is something that Dylan himself didn’t quite pull off. The only place where the record lets up in the least is on “Grand Hotel,” which is just a little too far over on the folk side of folk-rock. The accompanying Singer Songwriter Project album was one of those records that, in New York City at least, was so ubiquitous and also so relatively unappealing in its purpose and design, that it usually got passed over by collectors going through used bins in the 1970s. It’s pleasant enough, but more of a curio in the output of participants David Blue (or Dave Cohen, as he was known at that point), Richard Farina, Patrick Sky, and Bruce Murdoch, than anything essential to all but completists — but those with fond memories of Greenwich Village in the early/mid-’60s, or curiosity about some of the music generated there, or just wondering whence songs like Dylan’s contemporaneous “Subterranean Homesick Blues” came will love Farina’s “House Un-American Blues Activity Dream,” and may well want this CD for the contents of this LP. ~ Bruce Eder, Rovi |
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Singer Songwriters $17.99 Singer Songwriters is a collection of artists that fit the title description, with the catch being that most of the performers are not that well known. The biggest name here is David Johansen, who is very far away from both his New York Dolls roots and hi |
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Playing With Memories By Church, David (EDT) $49.99 Author: Church, David (EDT) Subtitle: Essays On Guy Maddin Publication Date: 2009/09/15 Number of Pages: 280 Binding Type: Paperback Language: English Depth: 0.75 Width: 5.75 Height: 8.75 |
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The Singer’s Singer $7.99 The Singer’s Singer |
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Singer’S Singer $12.99 Singer’S Singer |
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The Jazz Singer $7.18 Neil Diamond’s 1980 screen turn as a charismatic singer torn between Jewish tradition and pop music stardom spawned this phenomenally successful soundtrack album — six million copies and counting. Diamond’s 21st century resurgence as a walking item of kitsch has sparked renewed interest in the bombastic melting-pot jam “America,” as well as his signature late-career ballad “Hello Again.” In addition, the lite FM favorite “Love on the Rocks” is classic, raw-throated Neil. But beyond these notables, The Jazz Singer is an album of passable pop songs that stand on the edge of disco and in the grip of melodrama. The hyper “You Baby” is dressed up with an audio clip marking the film’s embarrassing black face sequence, while the album’s midsection sags with songs that shine like Sunset Strip billboards, yet lack any real substance. Swelling strings and lovely lyrics abound, but it all seems directionless, as if Diamond’s just going through the motions. Similarly, Jewish traditionals like “Kol Nidre/My Name is Yussel” are important as thematic elements. But removed from the film and in the context of open-collared, glitzy numbers like “Hey Louise,” their reverence is off-putting. As it’s aged, The Jazz Singer has come to mark the moment when Diamond fully embraced his soft rock audience and completely turned his back on the ambition and spine-tingling vocal presence of his early career. That decision certainly proved to be an economic winner, but it ignored the fact that his most resonant performances really tear into a song with true mirth. The Jazz Singer’s big hits have this quality — a fact not lost on a new generation of listeners who revel in Diamond’s powerful voice and showmanship. But the album’s bulk is as wooden as Neil’s acting. ~ Johnny Loftus, Rovi Performers: Boyd H. Schlaefer – Choir, Chorus; Dale D. Morich – Choir, Chorus; David Teisher – Choir, Chorus; Donny Gerrard – Vocals (Background); Doug Rhone – Vocals (Background), Guitar; H.L. Voelker – Vocals (Background); James Gregory Wilburn – Choir, Chorus; Jeremy C. Lipton – Choir, Chorus; Linda Press – Vocals (Background), Vocals; Luther Waters – Vocals (Background); |
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David $8.95 Ancient-Future Bible Study incorporates contemporary study of the Bible with an experience of the church’s most ancient way of reading Scripture, lectio divina. This time-honored practice consists of five basic movements: biblical study (lectio), reflecti |
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Jazz Singer $7.99 THE JAZZ SINGER is the soundtrack to the movie of the same title. Also available in a 3-pack with CLASSICS: THE EARLY YEARS (1966-1967) and BEAUTIFUL NOISE.Personnel: Neil Diamond (vocals, guitar); Richard Bennett, Doug Rhone (vocals, guitar); Tom Hensley (vocals, piano); Alan Lindgren (piano, synthesizer); Reinie Press (bass); Dennis St. John (drums); Vince Charles, King Errisson (percussion); Linda Press, Mairlyn O’Brien, H.L. Voelker, Oren Waters, Luther Waters, Donny Gerard, Timothy Allan Bullara, Jeremy C. Lipton, Boyd H. Schlaefer, Mark H. Stevens, James Gregory Wilburn, Dale D. Morich, Yoav Steven Paskowitz, David Teisher (background vocals).Neil Diamond Band: Neil Diamond, Linda Press (vocals); Tom Hensley (conductor, piano, keyboards); Alan Lindgren (conductor, piano, synthesizer); Richard Bennett (acoustic & electric guitars); Doug Rhone (guitar, background vocals); Reinie Press (bass); Dennis St. John (drums); King Errisson, Vince Charles (percussion).Additional personnel: Leonard Rosenman (conductor); Assa Drori, Sid Sharp, Jimmy Getzoff (concertmaster); Marilyn O’Brien, H.L. Voelker, Oren Waters, Luther Waters, Donny Gerard, Timothy Allan Bullara, Jeremy C. Lipton, Boyd H. Schlaefer, Mark H. Stevens, James Gregory Wilburn, Dale D. Morich, Yoav Steven Paskowitz, David Teisher (background vocals); The London Symphony Orchestra, The National Philharmonic Orchestra.Originally released on Capitol (46026). |
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Church Music – Dance $10 Church Music – Dance – David Crowder Band |
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David Blue/Singer Songwriter Project (Import) $15.33 This is a fascinating CD compilation from WEA’s European operation, and one that ’60s music enthusiasts — and not just folk and folk-rock aficionados — may need to own. The David Blue album (which is also out by itself on CD from Collector’s Choice in t |
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David Crowder Band – Church Music $17.99 By David Crowder Band. Piano/Vocal/Guitar Artist Songbook. Softcover. 128 pages. Published by Hal Leonard |
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Im Getting a Checkup By Singer, Marilyn/ Milgrim, David (ILT) $22.67 Three children and their parents visit their pediatricians for a typical checkup, in a book with rhymed text where readers can learn about the different tools that doctors and nurses use, as well as learn not to fear a trip to the doctor. Author: Singer, Marilyn/ Milgrim, David (ILT) Publication Date: 2009/09/14 Number of Pages: 32 Binding Type: School And Library Grade Level: 12 Language: English Depth: 0.25 Width: 8.00 Height: 9.50 |
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Divorce And Remarriage in the Church By InstoneBrewer, David $21.91 Author: InstoneBrewer, David Subtitle: Biblical Solutions for Pastoral Realities Publication Date: 2006/11/30 Number of Pages: 212 Binding Type: Paperback Language: English Depth: 0.50 Width: 5.50 Height: 8.00 |
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Church By Jenson, Matt/ Wilhite, David $30.84 Author: Jenson, Matt/ Wilhite, David Subtitle: A Guide for the Perplexed Publication Date: 2010/10/12 Number of Pages: 251 Binding Type: Paperback Language: English Depth: 1.00 Width: 5.75 Height: 8.50 |
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Separation of Church State By Barton, David $21.97 Author: Barton, David Subtitle: What the Founders Meant Publication Date: 2007/05/30 Number of Pages: 25 Binding Type: Paperback Language: English Depth: 0.25 Width: 5.50 Height: 8.25 |
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Praiseworthy Singer Vol. 16 $8.95 By David R. Naylor. For Medium Voice. Easy. Collection. Published by Jackman Music Corporation |
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Charis and Charisma: David Yonggi Cho and the Growth of Yoido Full Gospel Church $26 “Founded by David Yonggi Cho, Yoido Full Gospel Church is the world’s largest church. This book discusses the factors responsible for the phenomenal growth of this church. The book expounds the role played by leadership, the Holy Spirit, prayer, preaching, cell groups and creativity in promoting church growth, with particular reference to Yoido Full Gospel Church. It focuses on God’s Grace (charis) and Inspiring Leadership (charisma) as the two essential factors for church growth and, in this context, examines the part David Yonggi Cho’s personal charisma and his ideas or principles play in causing growth. The purpose of the book is to present a model for church growth worldwide.” |
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CHURCH,DAVID: CUSTOM MADE $19.18 Description not provided. |
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A Whosoever Church By Comstock, Gary David $34.71 Author: Comstock, Gary David Subtitle: Welcoming Lesbians and Gay Men into African American Congregations Publication Date: 2001/04/01 Number of Pages: 296 Binding Type: Paperbound Language: English Depth: 1.00 Width: 6.00 Height: 9.00 |
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The Jazz Singer’s Guidebook $26 (A course in jazz harmony and scat singing for the serious jazz vocalist). By David Berkman. Instructional. Book and CD. 142 pages. Published by Sher Music Company |
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The Singer’s Musical Theatre Anthology $14.92 37 songs, including: Along Came Bialy * Always Look on the Bright Side of Life * Edelweiss * A Fellow Needs a Girl * Get Me to the Church on Time * Greased Lightnin’ * I’m Not Wearing Underwear Today * In Old Bavaria * A Lot of Livin’ to Do * Masculinity |
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Church $8.99 Church |
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This Church $7.99 This Church |
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The Church - $8.99 The Church - |
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The Church $5.19 The Church |
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The Church As It Is $10.51 The Church As It Is |
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On the Church $14.93 On the Church |
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Mabel Mercer: A Singer’s Singer $10.48 Mabel Mercer: A Singer’s Singer |
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Singer-the Song: Singer-the Song $22.89 Singer-the Song: Singer-the Song |
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Church Mouth $9.33 Church Mouth — Portugal. The Man’s second album — is a dense hard rock collection on which singer/songwriter John Gourley wails in a high-pitched tenor, sometimes rising to falsetto over the rough, frequently changing rhythms of bassist Zach Carothers a |
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The Wedding Singer [Original Soundtrack] $6.77 The very fact that the good-natured romantic comedy The Wedding Singer is set in 1985 means that the accompanying soundtrack is a perfect vehicle for a host of early-’80s new wave classics. Although the album, like the movie, gets the time period slightly wrong — new wave was finished by 1985, but the entire project barrels ahead as if it were the glory days of 1983 — the end result is thoroughly enjoyable. There are only two remakes and two Adam Sandler showcases on the 14-track album, leaving ten tracks of great new wave and post-punk from Culture Club (“Do You Really Want to Hurt Me”), the Police (“Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic”), the Psychedelic Furs (“Love My Way”), Elvis Costello (“Everyday I Write the Book”), the Thompson Twins (“Hold Me Now”), David Bowie (“China Girl”), New Order (“Blue Monday”), Musical Youth (“Pass the Dutchie”), the Smiths (“How Soon Is Now?”), and Billy Idol (“White Wedding”), who also appears in the film. The Presidents of the United States of America do a surprisingly good job with the Buggles’ “Video Killed the Radio Star” (the track turned out to be the last thing the group recorded), and the Sandler’s tracks are better and funnier than his comedy records, but Ellen Dow’s rappin’ granny on “Rapper’s Delight” is either the funniest thing you’ve ever heard or annoys the hell out of you. Even if the latter case holds true for you, it’s not enough to ruin one of the most entertaining pop soundtracks in a while. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, Rovi |
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Why Men Hate Going to Church By Murrow, David $22.66 Author: Murrow, David Publication Date: 2011/11/01 Number of Pages: 239 Binding Type: Paperback Language: English Depth: 0.75 Width: 5.50 Height: 8.50 |
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Hal Leonard David Crowder*Band – Church Music arranged for piano, vocal, and guitar (P/V/G) $16.19 Hal Leonard David Crowder*Band – Church Music arranged for piano, vocal, and guitar (P/V/G) |
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I Was Born This Way By Bean, Carl/ Ritz, David (CON) $30.11 An openly gay founder of the Unity Fellowship Church traces his spiritual journey from a disadvantaged and abused foster youth to the head of a 12city ministry, in an account that also relates his experiences as the lead singer for the Alex Bradford Singers and his struggles with depression. Author: Bean, Carl/ Ritz, David (CON) Subtitle: A Gay Preachers Journey Through Gospel Music, Disco Stardom, and a Ministry in Christ Publication Date: 2010/06/01 Number of Pages: 264 Binding Type: Hardcover Language: English Depth: 1.00 Width: 6.50 Height: 9.75 |
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The Book of David, Vol. 1: The Transition $7.97 On bended knee, and with a trembling voice, Dave Hollister sounds more fervently full of remorse than ever before. That’s saying a lot, given his past work with Force One Network and Blackstreet, as well as his previous four solo albums. In this case, he’s looking for forgiveness from his Lord, not his woman. His first album for Gospo Centric (the logo is very, very small on its packaging, as if he and his label don’t want to scare off the nonbelieving and gospel-music-phobic members of his fan base), The Book of David, Vol. 1: The Transition really isn’t that much different from the singer’s past releases. Hollister has a newfound focus (which you can see in his eyes, unless you can’t get past the fact that he now might pass as a dead ringer for actor Chi McBride), and the subject matter often takes on a slightly more pronounced turn for the spiritual, but the tracks bump and sway as much as any other set he has released. Besides, the detectable changes shouldn’t shock anyone who has followed him — he came up in the church, and both of his parents were preachers. The album lacks the beneficial brevity of 2003′s Real Talk and meanders during the second half. Beyond that, it is just as appealing as anything else in the man’s catalog and should not be disregarded by virtue of its label of release. ~ Andy Kellman, Rovi Performers: Dave Hollister – Vocals (Background); Onitsha Shaw – Vocals (Background); Agape Jerry – Guitar |
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David Phelps: Christmas with David Phelps - $14.99 This musical release from Christian singer David Phelps captures a number of holiday themed performances, including such songs as “O Little Town of Bethlehem”, “Santa Clause, Get Well Soon”, “Joy to the World”, “To Make a King”, “Angel Lullaby”, and more. ~ Cammila Albertson, Rovi |
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David Loggins $10.29 CD reissue of this 1977 album from the acclaimed singer/songwriter. Dave Loggins, the second cousin of Kenny Loggins, was a Pop-Country singer who had a number of highly sought after albums on the Epic label in the mid-1970′s. |
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For David $4.99 For David |
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The Living Creche (Children’s Christmas Pageant) – 5-pack Singer’s Edition $22.5 (Singer’s Edition). By Anna Laura Page and Jean Anne Shafferman. Choir Sacred. This edition: Singer’s Edition 5-Pack. Christian Elementary Musical; Church Musicals; Worship Resources. Children; Christmas; Sacred; Winter. 5 Books. Published by Alfred Music Publishing |
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Blackjack David $13.98 With Blackjack David, Alvin continues to carve out his place as one of America’s foremost roots-based singer-songwriters. Gravitating even more to the modern folk style he embraced with 1994′s critically acclaimed King of California, Alvin has matured as a singer and continues to build his catalog of genre-defining songs. Like King of California, the record was produced by longtime associate Greg Leisz. Leisz is a master musician himself, who has played on albums by Brian Wilson, James Iha, Joni Mitchell, kd lang, the Smashing Pumpkins, Beck, Paula Cole, and Fiona Apple. Besides Leisz on guitar, additional guest musicians include Brantley Kearns (of Dwight Yoakam’s band), David Pitch (kd lang), Bob Glaub (John Fogerty), Bobby Lloyd Hicks, and Gregory Boaz. |
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Life Is A Church $13.99 “‘David has to be one of the most outstanding talents that I have witnessed in the last fifty years.’ – Bill Gaither> One of the preeminent voices in Christian music, David Phelps has been wowing crowds with his powerhouse vocals as a member of the Gaither Vocal Band since 1996.> Now, the Dove Award and GRAMMY winning arist is set to release his newest album, Life Is A Church. The album’s theme and title cut reminds us that worship isn’t just for Sunday mornings, but that every aspect of life is an act of worship. Other stand-out tracks include ‘Something’s Gotta Change,’ and ‘That’s What Love Is’ which was inspired by the relationship between David’s parents. Musically, this album is everything a David Phelps fan would expect, with each song showcasing his dramatic and one-of-a-kind vocal delivery.>” |
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Psalms for the Church Year Volume 1 $11.5 By David Haas & Marty Haugen. Psalms for the Church Year. Sacred. 96 pages. Published by GIA Publications |
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David & Goliath $16.99 The Biblical tale of David and Goliath comes to vivid life in this musical about faith and perseverance. Upon learning that she will have a solo in an upcoming choir performance, young singer Amelia (Lauren Faber) struggles to summon the confidence needed to shine on stage. Her shyness eclipsing her determination to succeed, Amelia discovers that the power of faith can help her achieve true greatness when her teacher relays the story of David, the meek young man who brought down a giant with nothing more than a stone, and the faith that God was there to guide him. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi Guide |
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One Church $7.97 ‘One Church’ was recorded live at West Angeles COGIC church in Los Angeles in front of eager listeners and fans featuring all new material showcasing the Kurt Carr Singers’ diversity of music styles. Carr and the choir’s electrifying performances are sure to capture the hearts and souls of gospel fans everywhere. From traditional and contemporary Gospel, to worship and get down and-celebrate praise party jams, Kurt Carr and the Singers continue to expand the boundaries of Gospel music.This highly anticipated album should build upon the base of followers that Kurt and his singers have garnered the past few years with his 3 previous albums, all reflecting his growth as an artist and minister. BMG. 2005. Performers: Brekate Krin – African Percussion; Darrell Cox – African Percussion; Shekere Djembe – African Percussion; John Allan – Bagpipes; Nakkita Clegg – Singer, Vocals; Nicole Potts – Singer, Vocals; Shervonne Wells – Singer, Vocals; Timiney Caton Figueroa – Singer, Vocals; Tony Bright – Singer, Vocals; |
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Church, Be the Church $14.92 Church, Be the Church |
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The Church Musician $6.95 (Level 2). By David Carr Glover. For Piano. Method/Instruction; Piano – Glover Christian Library. David Carr Glover Christian Piano Library. Sacred. Late Elementary. Book. 52 pages. Published by Alfred Music Publishing |
