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www.solidrockgospel.com/artists.htm Of the list I've Only seen about 3 of the Bands ...but at least now I'll be able to follow thier Schedules...
I enjoy almost all types of music. ( I don't care for RAP , I don't understand Opera, and JAZZ doesnt really do much for me)... but I like Rock...
We have a mix of both, I like the traditional because its what I know the words to...but I also like the Contemporary Songs but I'm just not as...
I got their 1st 3 cassettes about a couple weeks ago... The 2 newer tapes "Live" and "Wayfaring Stranger" are excellent... I listen to them in the...
I just received the 3 Franz Family Tapes day before yesterday... I've listened to them all and I would Recommend "The Franz Family LIVE" first......
I dont know if this is a good choice or not ..You decide...but Our ministers daughter sang this song one time at a "Sunday Night Sing" Go Light...
Thank you...mostly songs We sang in Church while I was a kid.
I listen to all kinds of music except Rap, My favorite Bluegrass performers have always been Flatt & Scruggs , The Dillards , and Alison...
amen to that. there is one version that is particulary a tear jerker for me. I wish I could find it. [/b]</font> The Only version I've heard was...
- On the Wings of a Dove - Why me Lord - I'll Fly away
The Old Rugged Cross Just a little talk with Jesus In the Garden Rock of Ages Swing Low Sweet Chariot Power in the Blood How Great Thou Art Via...
They are from Arkansas about 30 miles south of Branson Missouri.. The Mother and father are 45 years old and the kids , Caleb (23), Audra(20),...
Via Dolorosa
Have any of you seen or heard the band "The Franz Family" ... They sing Bluegrass Gospel and they are fantastic... I saw them a week ago in...
