The Music Thread

[Sophia7]

Thanks! We can place my confusion into the "duh" category.

Phil Keaggy, Amy Grant before she married, and Robin Mark top my preferences.

Cool! You've definitely dated yourself. That's fine by me. I'm a pretty big fan of '80s music (CCM or otherwise)!

BFA

I prefer '80s music to today's music. A few of my favorites at the time were Rich Mullins, Keith Green, Michael Card, and early Amy Grant. I still enjoy listening to my tapes from that era. I often listen to Don Francisco on my phone while I'm walking. Many of his songs are free to download from his website.

 

[Byfaithalone1]

I prefer '80s music to today's music. A few of my favorites at the time were Rich Mullins, Keith Green, Michael Card, and early Amy Grant. I still enjoy listening to my tapes from that era. I often listen to Don Francisco on my phone while I'm walking. Many of his songs are free to download from his website.

Cool. Good to know. I've been looking for "Gotta Tell Somebody."

I'm right there with you. Loved those artists too. I was also really into Twila Paris, The Imperials, Leslie Phillips, Steve Camp, Debby Boone and White Heart.

BFA

 

[Sophia7]

Cool. Good to know. I've been looking for "Gotta Tell Somebody."

I'm right there with you. Loved those artists too. I was also really into Twila Paris, The Imperials, Leslie Phillips, Steve Camp, Debby Boone and White Heart.

BFA

"Gotta Tell Somebody" is there. Don Francisco's website is called "Rocky Mountain Ministries." He revised some of the guitar accompaniments when he made them available online. I think the original version of that song had a more driving beat, but it's still a good song.

 

[airintriana]

Guess I enjoy any kind of Christian contemporary music..

yes I limit my listening of secular music.. that's it I think. I just found that the secular one isn't edify me at all.. haha..