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Theirs is one of the most distinctive and recognizable sounds in the music industry. The four-part harmonies and upbeat songs of The Oak Ridge Boys have spawned dozens of country hits and a #1 pop smash, earned them Grammy, Dove, CMA and ACM awards and garnered a host of other industry and fan accolades. Every time they step before an audience, the Oaks bring 15 years of hits and 50 years of tradition to bear on a stage show widely acknowledged as among the most exciting anywhere. And, each remains as enthusiastic about the process as they have ever been.
"When I go on stage, I get the same feeling I had the first time I sang with The Oak Ridge Boys," says lead singer Duane Allen. "This is the only job I've ever wanted to have."
"Like everyone else in the group," adds bass singer extraordinaire Richard Sterban, "I was a fan of the Oaks before I became a member. I'm still a fan of the group today. Being in The Oak Ridge Boys is the fulfillment of a lifelong dream."
The two, along with tenor Joe Bonsall and baritone William Lee Golden, comprise one of country's truly legendary acts. Their string of hits includes the pop chart-topper "Elvira," as well as "Bobbie Sue," "Dream On," "Thank God For Kids," "American Made," "I Guess It Never Hurts To Hurt Sometimes," "Fancy Free," "Gonna Take A Lot Of River" and many others. They've scored ten gold, three platinum and one double platinum album, one double platinum single, and had more than a dozen national #1 singles.
The Oaks represent a tradition that extends back to 1943, before Hank Williams had a career. The original group, based in Knoxville, TN, began performing country and gospel music in nearby Oak Ridge where the atomic bomb was being developed. They called themselves the Oak Ridge Quartet, and they began regular Grand Ole Opry appearances in the fall of '45. In the mid-'50s, they were featured in Time magazine as one of the top drawing gospel groups in the nation.
By the late '60s, with more than 30 members having come and gone, they had a lineup that included Duane Allen, William Lee Golden, Noel Fox and Willie Wynn. Among the Oaks' many acquaintances in the gospel field were Bonsall, a streetwise Philadelphia kid who embraced gospel music wholeheartedly, and Sterban, who was singing in quartets and holding down a job as a men's clothing salesman. Both admired the distinctive, highly-popular Oaks.
"They were the most innovative quartet in gospel music," says Bonsall. "They performed gospel with a rock approach, had a full band, wore bell-bottom pants and grew their hair long ... things unheard of at the time."
The four became friends, and when the Oaks needed a bass and tenor, in '72 and '73 respectively, Sterban and Bonsall got the calls. The group remained a highly popular mainstay on the gospel circuit, and it was there they refined the strengths that would soon make them such an across-the-board attraction.
"We did a lot of package shows," said Bonsall, "and there was an incredible amount of competition. You had to blow people away to sell records and get invited back."
Their gospel sound had a distinct pop edge to it, and while it made for excitement and popularity, it also ruffled purist feathers and left promoters unsure about the Oaks' direction. Then, in 1975, the Oaks were booked to open a number of dates for Roy Clark, whose manager was floored by their abilities.
"He came backstage and told us we were three-and-a-half minutes ' meaning one hit record ' away from being a major act," says Bonsall. "He said we had one of the most dynamic stage shows he'd ever seen, but that we had to start singing country songs."
They took his advice, and the result was a breakthrough.
"Those who came to country music with or after the New Traditionalists of the mid-'80s cannot possibly imagine the impact the Oaks had in 1977 when they lit up the sky from horizon to horizon with "Y'All Come Back Saloon," said Billboard's Ed Morris, who added "... the vocal intensity the group brought to it instantly enriched and enlivened the perilously staid country format. These guys were exciting."
Within a year, Paul Simon would tap them to sing backup for his hit "Slip Slidin' Away," and they would go on to record with George Jones, Brenda Lee, Johnny Cash, Roy Rogers, Billy Ray Cyrus and others. They would appear before three presidents, produce one of the first country music videos ("Easy," in 1977, which wasn't released in the U.S. but hit #3 in Australia), take part in the first headline tour of the USSR, and become one of the most enduringly-successful touring groups anywhere.
They did it with a consistently upbeat musical approach and terrific business savvy.
"We always look for songs that have lasting value and that are uplifting," says Allen. "You don't hear us singing 'cheating' or 'drinking' songs, but 'loving' songs, because we think that will last. We also don't put music in categories, except for 'good' or 'bad.' When we get through with it, it's probably going to sound like an Oak Ridge Boys song no matter what it is."
They proved their business acumen in any number of ways, including such steps as declining the chance to sit on the couch during their many appearances on the Tonight Show.
"We said, 'If you're going to give us four minutes on the couch with Johnny, we'd rather have four minutes to give you another song that lets people know what got us here,'" says Allen. "We didn't get here talking; we got here singing," They also proved themselves to be capable and tireless advocates of charitable and civic causes, serving as spokesmen and/or board members of fundraisers for the Boy Scouts of America, the National Committee for Prevention of Child Abuse, Feed The Children, and many more.
The group's first personnel change in many years occurred in 1987 when Steve Sanders, who had been playing guitar in The Oaks Band, replaced William Lee as the baritone singer. Late in '95, Steve resigned from the Oaks and exactly one minute after midnight on New Year's Eve, Duane, Joe and Richard surprised the packed house at Holiday Star Theatre in Merrillville, IN, by welcoming William Lee on stage and back in group. The hitmakers were finally together again!
The Oaks' high-energy stage show remains the heart and soul of what they do, and they refine it several times a year, striving to keep it fresh well into the future.
"We're not willing to rest on our laurels," Golden says. "That gets boring. As a group, we do things constantly to challenge ourselves, to try to do something different or better than the last time we did it."
"I feel like I can do what I do on stage just as good now as I could 20 years ago," says Bonsall. "in fact, if anything, I'm in better shape now than I was 20 years ago. I plan to be rockin' my tail off out there as long as I'm healthy and don't look stupid doing it. The people who come out, who bring their families to see us, deserve everything I've got."
"We've experienced a lot of longevity," adds Sterban, "and I think the reason is the love we have for what we do - the desire, the longing to actually get up there and do it. We love to sing together ... to harmonize together. It's what our lives are all about."
Theirs is one of the most dis… Read Full Bio ↴THE TRADITION CONTINUES ...
Theirs is one of the most distinctive and recognizable sounds in the music industry. The four-part harmonies and upbeat songs of The Oak Ridge Boys have spawned dozens of country hits and a #1 pop smash, earned them Grammy, Dove, CMA and ACM awards and garnered a host of other industry and fan accolades. Every time they step before an audience, the Oaks bring 15 years of hits and 50 years of tradition to bear on a stage show widely acknowledged as among the most exciting anywhere. And, each remains as enthusiastic about the process as they have ever been.
"When I go on stage, I get the same feeling I had the first time I sang with The Oak Ridge Boys," says lead singer Duane Allen. "This is the only job I've ever wanted to have."
"Like everyone else in the group," adds bass singer extraordinaire Richard Sterban, "I was a fan of the Oaks before I became a member. I'm still a fan of the group today. Being in The Oak Ridge Boys is the fulfillment of a lifelong dream."
The two, along with tenor Joe Bonsall and baritone William Lee Golden, comprise one of country's truly legendary acts. Their string of hits includes the pop chart-topper "Elvira," as well as "Bobbie Sue," "Dream On," "Thank God For Kids," "American Made," "I Guess It Never Hurts To Hurt Sometimes," "Fancy Free," "Gonna Take A Lot Of River" and many others. They've scored ten gold, three platinum and one double platinum album, one double platinum single, and had more than a dozen national #1 singles.
The Oaks represent a tradition that extends back to 1943, before Hank Williams had a career. The original group, based in Knoxville, TN, began performing country and gospel music in nearby Oak Ridge where the atomic bomb was being developed. They called themselves the Oak Ridge Quartet, and they began regular Grand Ole Opry appearances in the fall of '45. In the mid-'50s, they were featured in Time magazine as one of the top drawing gospel groups in the nation.
By the late '60s, with more than 30 members having come and gone, they had a lineup that included Duane Allen, William Lee Golden, Noel Fox and Willie Wynn. Among the Oaks' many acquaintances in the gospel field were Bonsall, a streetwise Philadelphia kid who embraced gospel music wholeheartedly, and Sterban, who was singing in quartets and holding down a job as a men's clothing salesman. Both admired the distinctive, highly-popular Oaks.
"They were the most innovative quartet in gospel music," says Bonsall. "They performed gospel with a rock approach, had a full band, wore bell-bottom pants and grew their hair long ... things unheard of at the time."
The four became friends, and when the Oaks needed a bass and tenor, in '72 and '73 respectively, Sterban and Bonsall got the calls. The group remained a highly popular mainstay on the gospel circuit, and it was there they refined the strengths that would soon make them such an across-the-board attraction.
"We did a lot of package shows," said Bonsall, "and there was an incredible amount of competition. You had to blow people away to sell records and get invited back."
Their gospel sound had a distinct pop edge to it, and while it made for excitement and popularity, it also ruffled purist feathers and left promoters unsure about the Oaks' direction. Then, in 1975, the Oaks were booked to open a number of dates for Roy Clark, whose manager was floored by their abilities.
"He came backstage and told us we were three-and-a-half minutes ' meaning one hit record ' away from being a major act," says Bonsall. "He said we had one of the most dynamic stage shows he'd ever seen, but that we had to start singing country songs."
They took his advice, and the result was a breakthrough.
"Those who came to country music with or after the New Traditionalists of the mid-'80s cannot possibly imagine the impact the Oaks had in 1977 when they lit up the sky from horizon to horizon with "Y'All Come Back Saloon," said Billboard's Ed Morris, who added "... the vocal intensity the group brought to it instantly enriched and enlivened the perilously staid country format. These guys were exciting."
Within a year, Paul Simon would tap them to sing backup for his hit "Slip Slidin' Away," and they would go on to record with George Jones, Brenda Lee, Johnny Cash, Roy Rogers, Billy Ray Cyrus and others. They would appear before three presidents, produce one of the first country music videos ("Easy," in 1977, which wasn't released in the U.S. but hit #3 in Australia), take part in the first headline tour of the USSR, and become one of the most enduringly-successful touring groups anywhere.
They did it with a consistently upbeat musical approach and terrific business savvy.
"We always look for songs that have lasting value and that are uplifting," says Allen. "You don't hear us singing 'cheating' or 'drinking' songs, but 'loving' songs, because we think that will last. We also don't put music in categories, except for 'good' or 'bad.' When we get through with it, it's probably going to sound like an Oak Ridge Boys song no matter what it is."
They proved their business acumen in any number of ways, including such steps as declining the chance to sit on the couch during their many appearances on the Tonight Show.
"We said, 'If you're going to give us four minutes on the couch with Johnny, we'd rather have four minutes to give you another song that lets people know what got us here,'" says Allen. "We didn't get here talking; we got here singing," They also proved themselves to be capable and tireless advocates of charitable and civic causes, serving as spokesmen and/or board members of fundraisers for the Boy Scouts of America, the National Committee for Prevention of Child Abuse, Feed The Children, and many more.
The group's first personnel change in many years occurred in 1987 when Steve Sanders, who had been playing guitar in The Oaks Band, replaced William Lee as the baritone singer. Late in '95, Steve resigned from the Oaks and exactly one minute after midnight on New Year's Eve, Duane, Joe and Richard surprised the packed house at Holiday Star Theatre in Merrillville, IN, by welcoming William Lee on stage and back in group. The hitmakers were finally together again!
The Oaks' high-energy stage show remains the heart and soul of what they do, and they refine it several times a year, striving to keep it fresh well into the future.
"We're not willing to rest on our laurels," Golden says. "That gets boring. As a group, we do things constantly to challenge ourselves, to try to do something different or better than the last time we did it."
"I feel like I can do what I do on stage just as good now as I could 20 years ago," says Bonsall. "in fact, if anything, I'm in better shape now than I was 20 years ago. I plan to be rockin' my tail off out there as long as I'm healthy and don't look stupid doing it. The people who come out, who bring their families to see us, deserve everything I've got."
"We've experienced a lot of longevity," adds Sterban, "and I think the reason is the love we have for what we do - the desire, the longing to actually get up there and do it. We love to sing together ... to harmonize together. It's what our lives are all about."
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A Feeling Like That I was just sixteen And all caught up In the magic of…
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A Little Love Can Go A Long Long Way The Oak Ridge Boys? A Little Love Can Go a…
A Little More Coal On The Fire So you thought without her it would be easy to…
A Mansion There For You From the road down through the valley Some see a mansion…
After All After all this life is over and our burdens have…
Ain't No Cure For The Rock And Roll I was still a boy when it happened to me I…
Ain't No Short Way Home Monday morning, six AM Gonna be a hot one again Put some…
All I Need In the magic of this rainy afternoon Far away from the…
Amazing Grace Amazing Grace, how sweet the sound That saved a wretch like…
Amazing Love Amazing love how could it be That Thou my Lord should…
American Beauty A '57 Chevy, Red and White American Beauty Levi blue jeans t…
American Made Seems everything I buy these days Has got a foreign name Fro…
An American Family Worked all his life in the rail yards Summer heat, winter…
An Old Time Family Bluegrass Band We catch our memories wandering through the Past from time t…
Angel Band My latest sun is sinking fast My race is nearly run My…
Angels Watching Over Me Well it's all night all day Angels watchin' over me, my…
Another Dream Just Came True I was lonely and downhearted The night your loving took me…
Away In A Manger Away in a manger, no crib for a bed The little…
Baby On Board Hey there mister in a Cadillac Get off a my tail,…
Baby When Your Heart Breaks Down (Kix Brooks) Baby, when your heart breaks down When you're …
Baby You'll Be My Baby Daybreak pressin' on the window pane No music playin' no mor…
Back in Your Arms Again The call that I made tonight Was such a long time…
Back To Tennessee Christmas Eve all alone Thinking about the folks back home T…
Bad Case of Missing You Lonely, Come hold me Show me that you're lonely too. Oh,…
Beautiful Bluebird One mornin′ when I was ridin' In my old pickup truck A…
Beautiful Star Of Bethlehem Oh beautiful star of Bethlehem Shining far through shadows d…
Beautiful You Please don't cry, oh my You're so blue But I'm here to…
Because He Lives God sent His son and they called Him Jesus He came…
Bed Of Roses You're that one special woman I'd thought I'd never find Wit…
Bedtime When she walks in the room, Without saying a word and…
Beneath The Christmas Tree I stopped to see the great fir Tree that stood within…
Beyond Those Years Full moons and empty promises We were only high school kids …
Blessed Assurance Blessed assurance, Jesus is mine Oh what a foretaste of glor…
Blessed Be The Day Blessed be the day of our Saviour's birth Down from Heaven…
Blue Christmas I'll have a blue Christmas without you And I'll be so…
Bobbie Sue I heard about her from a friend of mine He…
Boom Boom Boom boom boom boom* Gonna shoot you right down, Take you in…
Brand New Star There's a brand new star Up in heaven tonight shining down…
Break My Mind Baby, oh baby Tell the man at the ticket stand That you've…
Bridges and Walls Some friends you’d cry for You, I would die for.…
Burdens Are Lifted at Calvary Days are filled with sorrow and care Hearts are lonely and…
Cajun Girl Serious blue eyes so pale and so shy Look closer cause…
Carry on Wayward Son Carry on my wayward son, For there'll be peace when you…
Change My Mind I don’t want to lose you But even a fool…
Christmas Again It's the time of year when good will appears On the…
Christmas Carol Like a fixture down on Main Street She stood there all…
Christmas Cookies I sure do like those Christmas cookies, sugar I sure do…
Christmas Is Paintin' The Town Can't you see it, can't you hear it It's everywhere, it's…
Christmas Time's A-Comin' Christmas Time's A-Comin' Christmas Time's A-Comin' Christma…
Class Reunion Here's a bill, here's a mailer from the mall Here's some…
Closer To Home He's 68 and brings my morning paper Each day while it's…
Colors Red as the bloodshed, blue as the wounded, white as…
Come By Here O when you feel that you ain't got a friend Come…
Come Now Is The Time To Worship Come now is the time to worship Oh come now is…
Come on In When I get tired and a little lonely, the worlds…
Compared To You Compared to my father I'm a college boy Who never learned…
Crazy Not To Girl you know how to set those gears in motion Where'd…
Cryin' Again You told me that our love was forever But you…
Daddy Sang Bass I remember when I was a lad Times were hard…
Daddy's Christmas Staring at the Christmas tree I guess I couldn't sleep The p…
Daddy's Christmas Eve Staring at the Christmas tree, I guess I couldn't sleep The…
Dancing the Night Away Standing beside of the deep ocean Looking out across the wa…
Dear Jesus Abide With Me Sometimes my way seems rough and lone But the road to…
Deep In Louisiana Oh boy, Friday's here again Gotta wake up and get my…
Did I Make A Difference I'm caught up in the push and shove The daily grind,…
Didn't It Rain The good Lord went to Noah and he told him…
Didn't She Really Thrill Them She sit's there on her front porch Every day at 4…
Dig a Little Deeper in the Well Oh dig, dig, dig a little deeper in the well…
Doctor Hello? Hiya honey It's me I want to see the doctor today …
Don't Break the Code The valley was green and the sun was bright He asked…
Don't Give Up Don't give up, don't give up Don't give up, don't give…
Don't Turn Around Don't turn around, you could be tempted You could change yo…
Down Deep Inside I know you’re scared i see you runnin' Afraid of love…
Dream of Me My life on the road girl Has always been hard on…
Dream On Lay your head down on my shoulder I won't let…
Dream On - Single Version Lay your head down on my shoulder I won't let the…
Dream On Me I don't know how such big ideas Can fit in your…
Each Step I Take My feet are getting so weary And my steps are getting…
Easy All the boys called her Easy Took her to drive-in movies And…
Elvira Elvira, Elvira My heart's on fire for Elvira Eyes that loo…
Every Now and Then When we needed help the most we found each other And…
Everybody Wins Bombs fly, angels cry Tears that fall from the children's e…
Everyday You know a smile never goes out of style So brighten…
Fall To Fly Hey man, oh leave me alone you know Hey man, oh…
Family Reunion Mama taught us how to sing in harmony Grandma used to…
Fancy Free I'm sitting fancy free, because she was to go She's…
Farther Along Tempted and tried we're oft made to wonder Why it should…
Father I Stretch My Hands To Thee Father I stretch my hands to thee No other hand have…
First Christmas Day The First Noel, the angels did say Was to certain poor…
First Christmas Gift God rest ye merry gentlemen Let nothing you dismay Remember …
FRECKLES They'd all called her Freckles when Summer was coming around…
Freedom For The Stallion Freedom for the stallion Freedom for the mare and her colt …
From Love To Love Little mama has a baby that she's too young to…
G.I. Joe and Lillie He was a streetwise kid from Philly Just 19 in '44 Joined…
Get together Love is but a song we sing And fear's the way…
Glorious Impossible See the Virgin is delivered In a cold and crowded stall Mirr…
Glory Bound Down by the river I'm left here to shiver The one…
Glory In The Arms of the Lord Well let us glory, let us glory Oh glory in the…
Glory, Glory Clear the Road Glory glory clear the road, I'm tired of totin this heavy…
God Is Beautiful Let's go drifting, through the trees Let's go sailing, on th…
God Will Take Care Of You Be not dismayed whate'er betide God will take care of you …
God's Gonna Ease My Troublin' Mind Troublin' mind, troublin' mind Troublin' mind, troublin' min…
God's Hand God's hands made the earth and everything God's hands made t…
Goin' Against the Grain Folks call me a maverick Guess I ain't too diplomatic I ju…
Gonna Take a Lot of River I ain't gonna ride no rail or hitchhike down no…
Had It Not Been Just suppose God searched through Heaven He couldn't find on…
Hard To Be Cool Sitting at a red light Down around Sunset Girl pulled up bes…
Hark! The Herald Angels Sing Hark the herald angles sing Glory to the newborn King Peac…
He Did It All For Me (Oh praise the Lord, he did it all for me) Once…
He Looked Beyond My Fault He looked beyond my fault and saw my need Amazing grace…
He Never Said A Word Many times I walked away from Jesus Thinking my plans were…
He's Gonna Smile On Me I wasn't born with a silver spoon in my mouth Often…
Hear Him Call There is an answer to the Question you want to know Christ…
Hear My Heart Beat Hoping baby that you've got a notion To give me…
Heart of Mine There wasn't much love on the day you came I was…
Heaven Bound Aluma luma hu, aluma luma hu Aluma luma hu, aluma luma…
Heaven Is A Small Town They say Heaven wait's for the righteous A road to redemptio…
Heaven On Earth Traffic's bumper to bumper, cars and trucks wall to wall Fi…
Hidin' Place We all need a little comfort To get us through the…
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Hold To God's Unchanging Hand Time is filled with swift transition Naught of earth unmoved…
Hold You In My Arms When you came to me with your bad dreams and…
How Great Thou Art Oh Lord, my God when I in awesome wonder Consider all…
How Long Has It Been Hey my old lover and friend How long has it been Since…
I Am A Pilgrim When I think of how He came so far from…
I Asked The Lord I don't tell Him enough, I don't pray enough I don't…
I Can Count On You You can say the word and warm the day You can…
I Can Love You I know you like to be caressed And to know that…
I Can't Imagine Laying Down It’s all that I can do to Make it through another…
I Don't Know Why Jesus Loved Me I don't know why Jesus loved me I don't know why…
I Don't Regret a Single Mile Oh dear Lord I remember the Day that I first met And…
I Enjoy The Difference In this world of many countries From equator to the poles Th…
I Get To Well In that great gettin' up mornin' fare thee well, fare…
I Gotta Get Over This I gotta get over this, this hurt is lasting much…
I Guess It Never Hurts to Hurt Sometimes Sometimes I feel a wave Of a past break in…
I Know Some people say that this ole time religion It's just a…
I Know My Savior Is There Do people wonder if you really know Him Can they tell…
I Know What Lies Ahead This road I'm on is strait and narrow But it leads…
I Know Who Holds Tomorrow I don't know about tomorrow I just live from day to…
I Love Him So I love Him so, love Him so Christ who came so…
I Love To Tell The Story I love to tell the story Of unseen things above Of Jesus…
I Love You So Much It Hurts I love you so much, it hurts me Darling, that's why…
I Must Tell Jesus Jesus can help me Jesus alone I must tell Jesus all of…
I Pray On Christmas I pray on Christmas that the Lord will see me through I…
I Saw The Light I saw the light, I saw the light No more darkness,…
I Should Have Been Crucified I was guilty with nothing to say And they were coming…
I Wish You Could Have Turned My Head I wish you could have turned my head and left…
I Would Crawl All the Way A long time ago there was a Man Who laid down…
I'd Still Be Waiting How many hearts find the answer And how many learn what…
I'll Be Home For Christmas I'm dreamin' tonight of the place that I love Even more…
I'll Be True to You They met upon a blue moon And they parted on a…
I'll Be Welcome over There Let not your heart be greatly troubled Said Jesus err He…
I'm Almost Home I'm almost home, I'm almost home Got a mansion waiting and…
I'm Settin' Fancy Free I'm sitting fancy free, because she was to go She's…
I'm Working On A Building Well I'm working on a building It's a true foundation I'm …
If All I Had Left Money is a prison in which I have done time Material…
If I Was To Start Crying I sent you candy and a dozen roses I put my…
If I Were You You've got it made; you've got real love. Something you don…
If Not For The Love Of Christ Looking back over the years that I've known If I had…
If You Can't Find Love I don't expect you to remember I'm just a lover from…
In a Tender Moment 5 o'clock this morning The night is giving in. I come home…
In My Own Crazy Way The mystery of you and me Is coloured blue on blue We…
In The Garden I come to the garden alone While the dew is still…
In The Pines In the pines, in the pines Where the sun never shines And…
In The Shelter Of His Arms When my soul was disturbed with sorrow When My heart…
In The Sweet By And By There’s a land that is fairer than day And by faith…
Is This Any Way For Us To Say Goodbye There were times we talked for hours Of our love while…
It Came Upon A Midnight Clear It came upon the midnight clear That glorious song of old …
It Takes a Little Rain Sometimes we're friends Sometimes we're strangers And though…
It Takes A Little Rain To Make Love Grow Sometimes we're friends, sometimes we're strangers And thoug…
It Won't Be Long It won't be long 'til we'll be leavin' here It won't…
It's Christmas Time Once Again Tinsel and holly lights all aglow Folks being jolly wherever…
It's Different Now Thank God I truly can say, that I've been Born again,…
It's Hard To Be Cool Sitting at a red light Down around sunset Girl pulled up bes…
It's in Your Hands Where's the spear that pierced His side When my Lord was…
It's Jesus That They Need I gazed into the empty eyes of people walking down…
Jesus Christ What a Man I've heard all the songs you're singing today There's one th…
Jesus Is a Soul Man Soul man, Jesus, Jesus, Jesus Jesus is a soul man Jesus is…
Jesus Is Born Troublesome times are here, filling men's hearts with fear F…
Jesus Is Born Today Jesus was born today, born in a manger Though He was…
Jesus Is Coming Troublesome times are here, filling men's hearts with fear F…
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JDouglas
on King Jesus
There are rumors that this was created in a recording studio. I think it's possible, but I can remember buying the album in 1974 just to listen to the live version of King Jesus. I still have the album after 50 years. Ahh, you're in store for a great singin' tonight. . . is a precious memory I have of that album.