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Fire & Light is the seventh solo album by Christian singer - songwriter Chuck Girard . Originally released independently in 1990 on Girard's label Seven Thunders Records, it was distributed in 1991 by Frontline Music Group/Diamante Music Group by way of Asaph Records. Fire & Light served as a companion album to his 1983 release The Name Above All Names in terms of the album's sound which was praise and worship with some upbeat songs. It was Girard's first album of new material in seven years and his first album of the 1990s. The recording of this album was a challenge to him because it is his first album to be recorded digitally. Girard admits that Fire & Light is not his favorite album because of these recording aspects. Despite that, it was also a family affair because Girard's family was involved in the making of this album. Girard's wife Karen co-wrote the opening track "Set the Trumpet to Your Mouth" and Girard's eldest daughter Alisa (before she became a member of ZOEgirl) provided backing vocals on three tracks: "Blessed In the City," "O Holy Night" (not the Christmas song) and "Lift My Hands." Fire & Light was recorded and funded at Girard's church at Calvary Chapel in Costa Mesa, California. It was produced and arranged by Girard and Rob Watson with 12 songs written solely by Girard, except for the tracks "Set the Trumpet to Your Mouth" and "Be Enthroned Oh God" which Girard co-wrote with Wendell Burton. Track listing All songs are written by Chuck Girard, except where noted. 1. Set the Trumpet to Your Mouth (Chuck and Karen Girard) -5:26 2. Walls of Praise -3:48 3. Follow the Light -4:14 4. Blessed In the City -4:11 5. Fresh Bread -3:56 6. Fill My Cup -3:47 7. Lift My Hands -3:27 8. O Holy Night -4:51 9. Be Enthroned Oh God (Chuck Girard, Wendell Burton) -4:08 10. Talk to Me -3:54 11. Hearts of Fire -4:40 12. Jesus Is Standing Here -6:12 13. Enter In -4:07 14. Holy, Holy, Holy -3:47 Previous release: All Those Years  (1983) (compilation album) Next release: Voice of the Wind  (1996)

Charles H. Girard (August 27, 1943 – August 11, 2025) was an American musician, considered a pioneer of contemporary Christian music. Born in Los Angeles, California, Girard and his family moved to Santa Rosa, California in his early teens and formed his first band The Castells. The Castells were influential in defining the early 1960s "California sound" and placed a couple of songs in the national charts including "Sacred" peaking at number 20. After three years with The Castells, Girard along with Castells member Joe Kelley, left the group and both were recruited by producer Gary Usher to form the surf rock band The Hondells. The Hondells had a Top 10 hit with their version of The Beach Boys tracks "Little Honda" in 1964. Girard also was involved in other projects and side bands like The Knights and Mr. Gasser and the Weirdos. In the early 1970s Girard was playing gigs in clubs with Tommy Coomes, Jay Truax and Fred Field. After experimentations with LSD and at least one drug bust in Las Vegas, the musicians were reading different spiritual texts when they were invited to what Girard called a Christian commune in Laguna Beach. An invitation to Calvary Chapel, before it became a megachurch, led to all four musicians becoming Christian coverts. Love Song became a house band of sorts at the Chuck Smith-led, counterculture-friendly church. Their 1971 self-titled debut album was considered a masterpiece. CCM Magazine named it as one of the 100 greatest albums in Christian music in 2001. Girard produced the first of a long series of compilation albums on Calvary Church’s Maranatha! Music label, The Everlastin’ Living Jesus Music Concert , although he said he was not credited as such on the album, “because I was told that would be giving the glory to man, not God,” he said. (Producer credits were added on subsequent Maranatha! releases.) Girard and his fiancé Karen were married on November 27, 1971. Love Song then released a second album Final Touch in 1974. It was the final album featuring Girard. In 1975, Girard became a solo artist after leaving Love Song. He wrote and performed the songs "Sometimes Alleluia" and "Rock 'N' Roll Preacher"; both were featured on his debut album Chuck Girard. It also featured the band Ambrosia prominently throughout. Girard in turn was featured on Ambrosia's album Somewhere I've Never Travelled in 1976, although it does not mention as to what role or involvement Girard did on the album. He was the father of Alisa Childers, a member of the former Christian girl group ZOEgirl and Christian apologist. In 2024, Girard was diagnosed with stage IV cancer that had metastasized to his lungs. He was taken off chemotherapy as it was ineffective. Girard died on August 11, 2025, at the age of 81, just two weeks shy of his 82nd birthday. More information on Chuck Girard at Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chuck_Girard Discography with The Castells: So This Is Love (1961) with The Hondells: Go Little Honda (1964) The Hondells (1964) with The Knights: Hot Rod High (1964) with Love Song: Love Song (1971) Final Touch (1974) Feel the Love (1977) Welcome Back (1995) Book of Love (2011) (4 CD/1 DVD boxed set) solo albums: Chuck Girard (1975) Glow In the Dark (1976) Written On the Wind (1977) Take It Easy (1979) The Stand (1980) The Name Above All Names (1983) All Those Years (1983) (compilation album) Fire & Light (1990) Voice of the Wind (1996) Heart of Christmas (2001) Evening Shadow (2008) Moonrise Serenade (2024)

Voice of the Wind is the eighth studio album by Christian singer - songwriter Chuck Girard , released independently in 1996 on Girard's label Seven Thunders Records. It was recorded live at Westbrook Chapel in Bakersfield, California with overdubs and mastering done at Peace In The Valley Recording in Arleta, California. Girard sings songs of worship with his original compositions and does some worship covers like "Psalm 5" and "Abba Father." Girard closes the album with his signature worship classic "Sometimes Alleluia." Girard's daughter Alisa joins her dad providing vocal duets and special parts. This was the first volume subtitled Personal Worship . Track listing All songs are written by Chuck Girard, except where noted. 1. Here I Am -6:04 2. Psalm 5 (Bill Sprouse, Jr.) -4:57 3. Wind Was Low -4:19 4. Talk to Me -5:52 5. As the Deer (Marty Nystrom) -3:42 6. I Will -4:36 7. I Call Your Name -4:14 8. The Days Are Young -4:25 9. He Is the Lord Your God -4:39 10. Heart of God -4:00 11. Abba Father (Steve Fry) -3:36 12. Father How Our Hearts Cry Out -5:47 13. Tongues of Fire -6:07 14. Sometimes Alleluia -5:15 Previous release: Fire & Light  (1990) Next release: Heart of Christmas  (2001)

All Those Years is a compilation album by Christian singer - songwriter Chuck Girard . It was released in late 1983 by Good News/Word Records. The Good News label approached Girard to write some comments about the songs on the album liner notes which he eagerly accepted. This collection contains ten of Girard's best songs. Five of the songs are taken from his 1975 self-titled debut album . All Those Years is out of print but a YouTube playlist is made and is posted below this article. Track listing All songs are written by Chuck Girard, except where noted. 1. Rock and Roll Preacher (from Chuck Girard ) -2:42 2. Callin' You (from Glow In the Dark ) -3:02 3. Soldier (from The Stand ) -4:32 4. Slow Down (from Chuck Girard ) -4:10 5. Sometimes Alleluia (from Chuck Girard ) -5:34 6. Spirit Wind (from Written On the Wind ) -3:40 7. Full Immersion Ocean Water Baptism By the Sea (from Take It Easy ) -3:54 8. You Ask Me Why (from Chuck Girard ) -3:14 9. Lay Your Burden Down (from Chuck Girard ) -5:18 10. The Warrior (music composed by Chuck Girard and Terry Clark) (from Written On the Wind ) -7:25 Production credits Chuck Girard -producer (tracks 1, 2, 4 -10) Bob Rose -producer (track 3) Previous release: The Name Above All Names  (1983) Next release: Fire & Light  (1990) Listen to the playlist All Those Years here:

Signature Songs  is a 1999 compilation album of Christian singer -songwriter Dallas Holm , released on Benson Records' Greentree label. It is part of a series of anthology CDs by former Benson artists called Signature Songs. It features his signature classic songs like "Rise Again," "I Saw the Lord," "Chain of Grace" and more favorites. The CD includes artist liner notes reflecting the ten most memorable songs. Track listing All songs are written by Dallas Holm, except where noted. 1. Chain of Grace (Billy Simon, Jeff Silvey) (from Chain of Grace ) -4:43 2. Rise Again (from Dallas Holm & Praise -Live ) -4:27 3. A Broken Heart (from All That Matters ) -4:35 4. He Means All to Me (from Just Right ) -3:46 5. Saved, Saved, Saved (from This is My Song -Live ) -3:07 6. I Saw the Lord (from I Saw the Lord ) -4:40 7. Love in My Heart (from All That Matters ) -3:08 8. At My Worst (You Found Me) (from Tell 'em Again ) -3:56 9. Worth the Waiting (from I Saw the Lord ) -4:29 10. Completely Taken In (Dallas Holm, Phil Johnson) (from Completely Taken In ) -4:53 Production credits Phil Johnson -producer (tracks 2 -10) Dallas Holm -co-producer (track 10) Ron W. Griffin -producer (track 1) Previous release: Face of Mercy  (1995) Next release: Before Your Throne  (1999)

Face of Mercy is the 27th release and 23rd studio album by Christian singer - songwriter Dallas Holm , released in the winter of 1995 and is his final album on the Benson Records label. The album was produced by Bill Baumgart. Holm has hit a milestone with this release as he has entered his 25th year as an artist at the age of 45 and in the CD liner notes, Holm stated that Face of Mercy was his 30th recording overall counting his collaboration albums, his albums with Praise, his solo albums and live and compilation releases. It is also Holm's 3rd Benson album of the 1990s. "Strength" and "We've Got It Made" were Holm's final radio singles on Christian radio both making the Top 40 on the Christian AC chart. Holm only wrote half the album with the other half written by musicians and songwriters like Billy Sprague , Billy Simon, Jeff Silvey, Regie Hamm and Rhonda Gunn, who wrote and performs a duet with Holm on the track "When We Worship Him." Face of Mercy did not chart on the Billboard Top Christian Albums. Track listing 1. Face of Mercy (Billy Simon, Jeff Silvey) -3:52 2. Strength (Dallas Holm) -4:43 3. When We Worship Him (Rhonda Gunn) -4:22 4. Man From Galilee (Dallas Holm, Billy Sprague, Bill Baumgart) -3:21 5. Face to Face (Regie Hamm) -4:10 6. We've Got It Made (Jeff Silvey, Michael Puryear) -3:35 7. To the Glory (Joe Beck, Joel Lindsey) -3:56 8. I'll Fight For You (Dallas Holm) -3:18 9. The Good Samaritan (Dallas Holm) -3:43 10 This Too Shall Pass (Dallas Holm) -4:14 Radio singles 1995 -1996 "Strength" -#17 Christian AC 1996 "We've Got It Made" -#33 Christian AC Previous release: Completely Taken In  (1993) Next release: Signature Songs  (1999) (Benson Records compilation album)

Completely Taken In is the 26th release and 22nd studio album by Christian singer - songwriter Dallas Holm , released in the fall of 1993 on Benson Records. Holm co-produced the album with Phil Johnson. Holm and Johnson wrote four songs together including the lead single "Set Your Mind On Things Above." Continuing his updated adult contemporary sound heard on his previous album Chain of Grace , Holm has enlisted some friends including former 2nd Chapter of Acts members and siblings Matthew Ward and Nellie Greisen, along with Nellie's husband Steve Greisen, and former Praise members Tim and LaDonna Johnson and Rick Crawford, plus Holm's wife Linda Holm among other vocalists to provide backing vocals on the tracks, "I Have Hope" and "One Lord (Over Us All)." Holm closes the album with the George Beverly Shea hymn "I Rather Have Jesus." Completely Taken In peaked at number 36 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart. Track listing All songs are written by Dallas Holm, except where noted. 1. Set Your Mind On Things Above (Dallas Holm, Phil Johnson) -4:58 2. Completely Taken In (Dallas Holm, Phil Johnson) -4:50 3. I Have Hope -4:48 4. Your Love Comes to Me -4:13 5. Get a Life (Dallas Holm, Phil Johnson) -4:21 6. Come On In (Dallas Holm, Kim Sherman) -4:01 7. If All I Ever Knew -4:05 8. One Lord (Over Us All) (Dallas Holm, Phil Johnson) -3:41 9. Walk On the Water -4:02 10. Though You Slay Me -4:55 11. I Rather Have Jesus (George Beverly Shea, Rhea F. Miller) -2:48 Radio singles 1993 "Set Your Mind On Things Above" -#20 Christian AC Previous release: Mesa  (1993) (with Dana Key and Jerry Williams) Next release: Face of Mercy  (1995)

DeGarmo & Key (sometimes nicknamed D&K) was a Christian rock band/duo formed in 1977 by Eddie DeGarmo and Dana Key . The group is notable for having the first Christian rock album nominated for a Grammy award and the first American Christian group to have a video entered into MTV's rotation. They are also noted as being among the first groups to raise the level of technical excellence to match general market releases of the time. While the group played blues based rock with a minor British progressive rock influence, they migrated to a more pop and rock style as time went on. DeGarmo played keyboards and sang background vocals (and occasionally lead), while Key played lead guitar and did the majority of the lead vocals. The other musicians at the time of formation in the late 70s were John Hampton, David Spain, Max Richardson and Terry Moxley (drums) along with Joe Hardy and Ken Porter (bass). Later members included Tommy Cathey on bass, Greg Morrow on drums as well as Tony Pilcher on rhythm and second lead guitar. DeGarmo & Key toured with Amy Grant in 1981 as an opening act and as her backing band (both the band and Grant recorded the duet track "Nobody Loves Me Like You Do" from their 1980 album This Ain't Hollywood ). This was Grant's first big tour and was a boost for both artists. Dan Brock, the band's manager and booking agent, explained, "She was the darling of the gospel industry at that time and they were the outcasts. We got a lot of bad press from the gospel establishment people who said they were ruining Amy's music by playing it too loud, but at the time she was drawing a couple thousand people and we were only drawing about 400 or 500, so it gave us a lot of exposure." The concert dates were recorded resulting in Grant's live albums In Concert and In Concert Volume 2 . Some of their more notable hits include: "Destined to Win," "Let the Whole World Sing," "Six, Six, Six," "Boycott Hell," "Every Moment" and "Casual Christian." Both DeGarmo and Key each released solo albums while still recording together as a band. Other musicians who have recorded or toured with DeGarmo & Key include Kenny Porter (bass), Kevin Rodell (drums), Chuck Reynolds (drums), Steve Taylor (guitar) (not related to another Steve Taylor , who is also a contemporary Christian artist) and Mark Pogue (guitar). The group was nominated for seven Grammy Awards and five Dove Awards. DeGarmo and Key disbanded in 1995. DeGarmo was more focused behind the scenes in Christian music as a songwriter, producer and as an executive at his founding label Forefront Records throughout the mid 1990s and 2000s. DeGarmo's niece is singer and Broadway actress Diano DeGarmo, who was an American Idol contestant and runner-up from Season 3 in 2004. In 2021, DeGarmo released his book Rebel for God: Faith, Business and Rock 'n' Roll . Key served as the head of Ardent Records , and hosted a TV show, featuring new, younger, Christian bands. Key had been serving as the pastor of a small church in Cordova, Tennessee called The Love of Christ Church. Key died due to a ruptured blood clot on Sunday, June 6, 2010 at age 56, according to CCM Magazine 's website. More information on DeGarmo & Key at Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DeGarmo_and_Key Discography This Time Thru (1978) Straight On (1979) This Ain't Hollywood (1980) No Turning Back/Live (1982) Mission of Mercy (1983) Communication (1984) Commander Sozo and the Charge of the Light Brigade (1985) Street Light (1986) Streetrock (1987) (compilation album) D&K (1987) Rock Solid: Absolutely Live (1988) The Pledge (1989) Go to the Top (1991) Destined to Win/The Classic Rock Collection (1992) (compilation album) Heat. It. Up. (1993) To Extremes (1994) Greatest Hits Volume 1 (1994) (compilation album) Very Best of DeGarmo & Key (2006) (compilation album) Eddie DeGarmo solo albums Feels Good to Be Forgiven (1988) Phase II (1990) Dana Key solo/collaboration albums The Journey (1990) Mesa (with Dallas Holm and Jerry Williams) (1993) Part of the Mystery (1995)

Mesa is a self-titled collaboration album featuring Christian musicians and songwriters Dallas Holm , Dana Key and Jerry Williams, going by their collective super group name Mesa. It was released in the spring of 1993 on Benson Records. The album was produced by Norbert Putman. This nine-song album has the mixture of 1970s acoustic soft rock and blues rock with the vocals reminiscent of Crosby, Stills and Nash. It was released between solo and group albums by Holm, Key of DeGarmo & Key and Williams of the Christian music group Harvest. For Holm, it was his fourth collaboration album overall including the two he did with Tim Sheppard and Phil Johnson as the other super group Holm, Sheppard, Johnson. Mesa also features Eddie DeGarmo on the B-3 organ among other musicians playing throughout the album. Each member has written original songs and closes with the Bob Dylan track "Gotta Serve Somebody." It was a low-key release so the album never charted. Mesa is currently out of print and is not available digitally. A YouTube link to listen to the album is posted below this article. Track listing 1. Faithful Son (Dana Key) -3:35 2. Cry for Life (Dallas Holm) -4:26 3. Learning to Believe (Dana Key) -4:00 4. Guilty (Jerry Williams) -3:54 5. Fly Like An Eagle (Dallas Holm) -3:29 6. All I Will Ever Need (Jerry Williams) -4:01 7. Fool's Gold (Dana Key) -4:35 8. Comfort Me (Dallas Holm) -4:17 9. Gotta Serve Somebody (Bob Dylan) -4:33 Personnel Mesa: Dallas Holm -lead vocals on tracks 2, 5 and 8, backing vocals, acoustic guitar Dana Key -lead vocals on tracks 3 and 7, backing vocals, electric guitar Jerry Williams -lead vocals on tracks 4 and 6, backing vocals, acoustic guitar Holm, Key and Williams (Mesa) -lead vocals on tracks 1 and 9 additional musicians: Eddie DeGarmo and Michael Utley -B-3 organ Dennis Dearing and Larry Bryon -guitar Gary Lunn and Tommy Cathey -bass guitar Greg Murrow -drums Tom Roady -percussion Radio singles 1993 "Learning to Believe" -#30 Christian AC Dallas Holm: Previous release: Chain of Grace  (1992) Next release: Completely Taken In  (1993) Dana Key: Previous release: The Journey  (1990) Next release: Part of the Mystery  (1995) Jerry Williams: Previous release: Let's Fight for a Generation (as Jerry Williams & Harvest) (1991) Next release: Mighty River (as Jerry Williams & Harvest) (1993) Listen to the album Mesa here:

Chain of Grace is the 24rd release and 21th studio album by Christian singer - songwriter Dallas Holm . It was released in February 1992 and it is Holm's return to the Benson label, where he started early in his career. Holm was on the Word Records label for the past five years where he released four solo albums and one collaboration album from 1985 to 1991. The album was produced by Ron W. Griffin. It is Holm's first Benson album since his 1983 release Signal with his band Praise. Just like his previous release Through the Flame , the album is upbeat but has established Holm as an adult contemporary artist and has a country flare. Holm has enlisted the help with CCM artists like Steven Curtis Chapman , Geoff Moore and Kevin Max of DC Talk for backing vocals on the album's opening track "In My Father's House" and "It's Time." The title song, featuring backing vocals by 4Him , was the lead single and climbed to number one on the Christian AC chart, his first chart topper since "I Saw the Lord" a decade earlier. Chain of Grace peaked at number 16 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart. The album is currently out of print and is not available digitally. A YouTube link to listen to the album is posted below this article. Track listing All songs are written by Dallas Holm, except where noted. 1. In My Father's House -5:15 2. One More Soul -4:41 3. Chain of Grace (Billy Simon, Jeff Silvey) -4:42 4. Love Has Come Over Me -4:46 5. Nothing Satisfies Me Like Jesus -4:36 6. Something to Believe In (Bruce Carroll, Ashley Cleveland, Joy Gardner, Michael Mishaw, Phil Barnhart) -3:34 7. It's Time -6:15 8. The Long Ride -3:52 9. I Know the Lord (Billy Simon, Jeff Silvey) -4:50 10 Next Time It Will Be Forever -5:27 Radio singles 1992 "Chain of Grace" -#1 Christian AC 1992 "In My Father's House" -#31 Christian AC 1992 "One More Soul -#8 Christian AC 1993 "The Long Ride" -#40 Christian AC Previous release: The Early Works  (1991) (Benson Records compilation album) Next release: Mesa  (1993) (with Dana Key and Jerry Williams) Listen to the album Chain of Grace here: Watch the music video of "The Long Ride" here:

The Early Works is a 1992 compilation album of the Christian music husband and wife duo Farrell and Farrell . It is released as part of a series of artist anthology albums called The Early Works featuring former artists who were on the Benson Records label when they first started. It features 15 songs from their NewPax Records albums Farrell & Farrell , A Portrait of Us All , Make Me Ready and Let the Whole World Know - Live . Track listing 1. Make Me Ready (Bob Farrell, Mike Demus) (from Make Me Ready ) -4:02 2. Earthmaker (Bob Farrell) (from Farrell & Farrell ) -3:55 3. To Know That I'm Loved by You (Jayne Farrell, Brown Bannister) (from Make Me Ready )-3:07 4. Jailhouse Rock (Bob Farrell, Bill Landers) (from Let the Whole World Know - Live ) - 3:19 5. Boundless Love (Dennis Loewen) (from A Portrait of Us All ) -3:40 6. Fallen (Bob Farrell, Brown Bannister) (from A Portrait of Us All ) -4:01 7. Old Friends (Bob Farrell, Michael W. Smith) (from Make Me Ready ) -4:00 8. Sonata (instrumental) (Bob Farrell) (from Make Me Ready ) -2:53 9. Let the Whole World Know (Leonard Ahlstrom) (from Let the Whole World Know - Live ) -3:27 10. Scars (Bob Farrell) (from A Portrait of Us All ) -4:17 11. Good Shepherd (Bob Farrell) (from Farrell & Farrell ) -2:35 12. All You Need (Bob Farrell, Brown Bannister) (from A Portrait of Us All ) -3:50 13. No Need (Bob Farrell) (from A Portrait of Us All ) -3:09 14. After All Those Years (Tim Sheppard) (from Let the Whole World Know - Live ) -3:10 15. Homesick Soldier (Bob Farrell) (from Farrell & Farrell ) -5:43 Production credits Brown Bannister -producer (tracks 1, 3, 5 -8, 10, 12 and 13) John Thompson and Shane Keister -producers (tracks 2, 11 and 15) Bob Farrell, Eddie DeGarmo and Dan Brock -producers (4, 9 and 14) Previous release: The Meek and the Mighty (1989) Next release: Acoustic Christmas EP (2008) AUDIO NOT AVAILABLE

Through the Flame is the 23rd release and 20th studio album by Christian singer - songwriter Dallas Holm , released on July 24, 1990 by DaySpring/Word Records. The album was produced by Phil Johnson. This is Johnson's first album since producing the 1983 Dallas Holm & Praise release Signal . Holm and Johnson, along with singer - songwriter Tim Sheppard, reunited to release to second Holm, Sheppard, Johnson album Soldiers Again in 1989. Through the Flame is Holm's most personal album he's ever released. The album is more upbeat and even bluesy at times. The lead single, "Be My Shelter," gave Holm his final Top 10 song on the Christian CHR chart. From this point on, Holm's music will continue to chart on the Christian AC chart. The hymn "The Love of God" and the title song are also considered favorites. Through the Flame peaked at number 10 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart. After being on the Word label for more than five years, Holm leaves the Word label after the release of Through the Flame and prepares for his return to the Benson Records label for his next release. Through the Flame is currently out of print and is not available digitally. A YouTube link to listen to the album is posted below this article. Track listing All songs are written by Dallas Holm, except where noted. 1. Be My Shelter -4:47 2. Just What I Do (guest vocals by Marabeth Jordan) -4:36 3. River -3:57 4. All I Know (Dallas Holm, Phil Johnson) -4:40 5. I Still Love Jesus -4:28 6. Through the Flame -5:00 7. No Power Stronger Than Love (Charles Bosarge, Tommy Greer) -4:03 8. A Better Man -4:27 9. Great Things (Dallas Holm, Phil Johnson, Niles Borop) -3:57 10. The Love of God (Frederick Martin Lehman) -5:01 Radio singles 1990 "Be My Shelter" -#9 Christian CHR, #7 Christian AC 1990 - 1991 "All I Know" -#11 Christian AC 1991 "Through the Flame" -#34 Christian AC Previous release: Soldiers Again  (1989) (with Tim Sheppard and Phil Johnson) Next release: The Early Works (1991) (Benson Records compilation album) Listen to the album Through the Flame here: