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The Master & The Musician is the fourth solo and first all instrumental album by Christian singer/songwriter/guitarist Phil Keaggy . It was recorded from June to August of 1978, but was released in the spring of 1979. This was Keaggy's final album on the New Song Records label. Keaggy produced, composed and arranged the album himself. This album has the feel of soft rock, jazz and classical as Keaggy plays Ebow, classical and electric guitars as well as playing all the instruments including drums and bass, plus with him and his wife Bernadette providing voices on some of the tracks and additional musicians. On the album liner notes Keaggy tells a story for each track. The Master & The Musician is often regarded as one of Keaggy's best albums showcasing his guitar playing skills. The album was reissued in 1984 by Nissi Records and in 1989, it was reissued by Myrrh/Word Records on CD with a bonus track. The Master & The Musician made its first appearance on the Billboard Top Inspirational Albums chart in the spring of 1980 where it debuted and peaked at number 31. Track listing All tracks composed and arranged by Phil Keaggy, except where noted. 1. Pilgrim's Flight -2:23 2. Agora (The Marketplace) -3:29 3. The Castle's Call -0:49 4. Wedding in the Country Manor -3:21 5. Suite of Reflections -5:48 6. Golden Halls -5:09 7. Mouthpiece -1:18 8. Follow Me Up -4:06 9. Jungle Pleasures -0:59 10. Deep Calls Unto Deep -3:56 11. Medley: Evensong/Twilight/Forever Joy -7:08 12. The High and Exalted One -1:51 BONUS TRACK 13. Epilogue/Amazing Grace (John Newton; music by Phil Keaggy) -8:42 In 2007, Strobie Records reissued The Master & The Musician as a 30th anniversary edition on 2 CDs. The first disc contains all twelve tracks transferred from analog to digital, plus the bonus track from the 1989 reissue. The second disc contains more than an hour of content, including a 25-minute commentary by Keaggy himself commenting on each track, plus an outtake of the opening track "Pilgrim's Flight," eight never-before-released instrumentals, an 8-minute interview with engineer Gary Hedden and stereo mixes of "Suite of Reflections," "Forever Joy" and "Deep Calls Unto Deep." Track listing on Disc 2 1. Pilgrim's Flight -Outtake -1:48 tracks 2 -14 is commentary on the album by Phil Keaggy -25:35 15. Is Is Running, Bro? -1:21 16. Blue Like Jazz -0:44 17. The King's Eye -1:59 18. Deepness -2:48 19. Deeper Still -1:39 20. Finding a Moment -3:32 21. A Somber Note -4:20 22. Rise Up O Muso -0:37 23. Interview with Gary Hedden -7:46 24. Suite of Reflections: Front L-R mix -5:55 25. Suite of Reflections: Rear L-R mix -5:55 26. Forever Joy: Front L-R mix -2:16 27. Forever Joy: Rear L-R mix -2:16 28. Deep Calls Unto Deep: Front L-R mix -5:12 29. Deep Calls Unto Deep: Rear L-R mix -5:10 Previous release: How the West Was One  (1978) (live album with 2nd Chapter of Acts and a band called David) Next release: Ph'lip Side  (1980)

Emerging is the one and only album released under the name Phil Keaggy Band. It was released on January 20, 1978 by New Song Records. Keaggy co-produced the album with Peter K. Hopper. The album was recorded around August 1977. Even though it's Keaggy's third solo album, this is the first album to be credited as a namesake band. Besides Keaggy playing both acoustic and electric guitars and vocals, the rest of the band consists of Lynn Nichols (classical, acoustic and electric guitars), Phil Maderia (keyboards), Dan Cunningham (bass) and Terry Anderson (drums and percussion). The album's sound is a mix of pop/rock and jazz, kind of reminiscent of Steely Dan. The track "Where Is My Maker" was the only song to be released to Christian radio and charted up to number 15 on the Christian radio chart. Emerging was reissued by Nissi Records in 1984. In 2000, the album was reissued as ReEmerging . It was reissued for the first time on CD. The 2000 reissue omitted the track "Gentle Eyes" but contains four newly recorded bonus tracks. Both the original and the 2000 reissue are currently out of print and are not available to stream. A YouTube link to listen to the album is posted below this article. Track listing for the 1978 original release All songs written by Phil Keaggy, except where noted. 1. Theme (instrumental) (Phil Maderia)/Where Is My Maker (Phil Keaggy) -5:17 2. Another Try -4:56 3. Ryan's Song (inspired by a poem by Bill Clarke, for Phil and Bernadette and their son Ryan) -3:09 4. Struck by Love (Phil Maderia) -5:42 5. Turned On the Light -4:59 6. Sorry -4:10 7. Take a Look Around -5:16 8. Gentle Eyes -5:28 Personnel Phil Keaggy Band: Phil Keaggy -vocals, lead electric and acoustic guitars Lynn Nichols -vocals, classical, acoustic and electric guitars, lead acoustic guitar on track 4 Phil Maderia -vocals, piano and keyboards Dan Cunningham - bass guitar Terry Anderson -drums and percussion Radio singles 1978 "Where Is My Maker" -#15 Christian AC/CHR Previous release: Love Broke Thru  (1976) Next release: How the West Was One (1978) (live album with 2nd Chapter of Acts and a band called David) Listen to the original 1978 album Emerging by Phil Keaggy Band here:

Love Broke Thru is the second solo album by Christian singer/songwriter/ guitarist Phil Keaggy . It was released in October 1976 by New Song Records. The album was produced by Buck Herring, who is best known for producing albums for 2nd Chapter of Acts . Love Broke Thru is considered a masterpiece and shows more of Keaggy's guitar playing skills. Keaggy created a state-of-the-times Christian pop/rock statement at a time when Christian music production values tend to lag behind mainstream peers. It remains a fan favorite. The title song, "Your Love Broke Through," was released as the lead single. It was written by Todd Fishkind and Christian music veterans Keith Green and Randy Stonehill . Other highlights include "Take Me Closer" and "Just the Same." "Time" is a near-seven minute rock track featuring Keaggy's innovative guitar work. "As the Ruin Falls" is an arrangement of a C.S. Lewis poem of the same name. Another track based on a poem is "Disappointment." The poem was first published by Laura Sophie Soole in 1893. Guest appearances include Michael Omartian on keyboards, with Annie Herring and Matthew Ward of 2nd Chapter of Acts, and Mylon LeFevre providing background vocals. The album was reissued in 1984 by Nissi Records and in 1990 by Myrrh/Word Records as part of a double album on CD with his first album What a Day . In 2001, CCM Magazine ranked Love Broke Thru at number 64 in their book The 100 Greatest Albums in Christian Music while the title track "Your Love Broke Through" was listed at number 62 in their 2006 book The 100 Greatest Songs in Christian Music . In 2025, Love Broke Thru was made available for streaming and for digital download purchasing. Track listing All songs written by Phil Keaggy, except where noted. 1. Your Love Broke Through (Keith Green, Randy Stonehill, Todd Fishkind) -3:30 2. Take Me Closer -4:57 3. As the Ruin Falls (music by Phil Keaggy, lyrics are based on a poem by C.S. Lewis) -4:31 4. Wild Horse -4:16 5. Disappointment (music by Phil Keaggy, lyrics are based on a poem by Laura Sophie Soole) -2:39 6. Time -6:47 7. Portrait -2:04 8. Just the Same (Phil Keaggy, Buck Herring) -3:43 9. Things I Will Do -3:14 10. Abraham (Phil Keaggy, Annie Herring, Buck Herring) -3:32 Previous release: What a Day  (1974) Next release: Emerging  (1978) (credited as Phil Keaggy Band)

What a Day is the debut solo album by Christian singer/songwriter/guitarist Phil Keaggy . It was originally released on New Song Records. The album was made and copyrighted in 1973 but was not fully released until 1974. What a Day was produced by Keaggy and Greg Hedden. Keaggy did all the instruments, vocals and arrangements. Album highlights include the title song and "That Is What the Lord Will Do for You." What a Day has been reissued three times: the second time it was reissued by Nissi Records in 1984. Next it was reissued on Myrrh/Word Records as part of a double album with his 1976 album Love Broke Thru on CD in 1990. In 2014, it was reissued for its 40th anniversary digitally remastered. In 2023, What a Day was reissued as a 50th anniversary deluxe edition on 3 CDs by Retroactive Records. The first CD is the remastered original album. The second disc "In The Studio" features alternate mixes, outtakes, instrumental mixes and others. The third disc "Demos and Outtakes" features 20 acoustic demos recorded in 1970 to 1972, just around the time that Keaggy was a member of Glass Harp. Keaggy recorded them on cassette tape as possible tracks for his first solo album. Many demos of songs made it on to the album and many didn’t and never found a home until now. Included is a 40-page booklet with liner notes by Keaggy himself, co-producer Hedden and project supervisor Tom Gulotta, plus an essay by acclaimed author and Chesterton biographer Kevin Belmonte. Includes dozens of newly discovered, never-before-seen photos from the original photo shoots for the album by Bob Combs. Track listing All songs written and arranged by Phil Keaggy. 1. That Is What the Lord Will Do for You -2:58 2. King of the Jews -2:10 3. Walking With the Lord -4:23 4. A Time and a Place -2:50 5. Rejoice -4:50 6. What a Day -4:50 7. Now I Can See -5:09 8. Behold All Things Are Becoming New -1:22 9. Hallelujah -4:48 10. I Will Sing -3:26 NOTE: there is a spoken word poem in the bridge section of "A Time and a Place" that is written anonymously. Next release: Love Broke Thru (1976)

Night Light is the seventh studio album by the Christian vocal trio 2nd Chapter of Acts . It was released in 1985 on their own label Live Oak Records with distribution by Word Records, Inc. The album was produced and co-engineered by Buck Herring with his wife and trio member Annie Herring writing all ten songs on Night Light , plus co-writes by sibling and trio member Matthew Ward and husband Buck. Night Light was recorded at Easter Song Studio in Garden Valley, Texas. The album was re-issued on CD by Sparrow Records in 1991. Track listing All songs written by Annie Herring, except where noted. 1. Night Light -3:32 2. Heartstrings -3:37 3. Oh No! Can't Believe It (Annie and Buck Herring) -4:29 4. He Will Rule -4:31 5. Consider the Lilies -3:17 6. He's the Light (Annie Herring, Matthew Ward) -4:08 7. Oh Boy! -3:20 8. What to Do With My Heart -3:48 9. That's Not Nice to Say (Annie and Buck Herring, Matthew Ward) -5:11 10. Jesus Will Be Right Back -3:32 Personnel 2nd Chapter of Acts: Annie Herring -vocals, piano Nelly Greisen -vocals Matthew Ward -vocals Radio singles 1985 "Night Light" -#34 Christian AC 1986 "He Will Rule" -#27 Christian AC Previous release: Singer Sower (1983) Next release: Hymns (1986)

Singer Sower is the sixth studio album by the Christian vocal trio 2nd Chapter of Acts , released in the fall of 1983 on Sparrow Records. The album was produced by Buck Herring with vocal arrangements by the trio. Starting with this album, up until the end of their career, the trio started recording their final albums in Texas. They had moved from California to Texas in 1981, after the release of Rejoice . The trio took a year off from touring to seek new strength and new direction and then went into the recording studio to record the album. Singer Sower was recorded at a newly built recording facility called Easter Song Studio in Garden Valley, Texas (not too far from Keith Green 's Last Days Ministries compound). The lead single "Takin' the Easy Way" peaked into the Top 5 at number 2 in April 1984 on the combined Christian AC/CHR chart. 2nd Chapter of Acts released a 30-minute video on VHS titled The Making of...Singer Sower , which features an intimate look at the trio as a family and ministry during the making of the album. The video was produced by Steve Greisen, husband of trio member Nelly Greisen. Singer Sower climbed to number 14 on the Billboard Top Inspirational Albums chart in the spring of 1984. In 1990, this album and their 1981 album Rejoice  were re-issued together as one CD and one cassette tape by Live Oak Records as part of The Collector's Series. A year later, Sparrow Records re-issued Singer Sower  on CD on its own. NOTE: Singer Sower marks the last album 2nd Chapter of Acts recorded on the Sparrow Records label. They would record on their own independent label Live Oak Records with distribution by Word, Inc. for future releases. The album's opening track "Room Noise" features additional vocals by the sibling trio's brother Jack Ward. The reading of the Chinese translation of Ezekiel 33:31 and 32 is credited to the Overseas Radio and Television, Inc. Track listing All songs written by Annie Herring, except where noted. 1. Room Noise (Annie Herring, Matthew Ward) -4:08 2. Beware My Heart -4:26 3. Ocean Liner (Annie and Buck Herring) -4:33 4. Takin' the Easy Way -4:04 5. No One Will Have a Secret -4:06 6. Spin Your Light -3:33 7. Open Up My Blind Eyes (Annie and Buck Herring) -4:25 8. I'm Wastin' No More Time -3:45 9. Lift Me Up (Annie Herring, Keith Green, Jimmy and Carol Owens) -3:31 Personnel 2nd Chapter of Acts: Annie Herring -vocals, piano Nelly Greisen -vocals Matthew Ward -vocals Radio singles 1983 -1984 "Takin' the Easy Way" -#2 Christian AC/CHR 1984 "Spin Your Light" -#31 Christian AC/CHR Previous release: Together Live (1983) (with Michael & Stormie Omartian) Next release: Night Light (1985) To watch the video The Making of...Singer Sower , click here to YouTube.

Together Live is a two-LP live album featuring the Christian vocal trio 2nd Chapter of Acts and Michael and Stormie Omartian. It was released in the spring of 1983 on Sparrow Records. The live set was produced by Buck Herring. A majority of the double live album is performed by the trio featuring members of their touring band "a band called David" while the husband and wife team, the Omartians, only performed five tracks, plus personal testimonies in between songs. It was recorded live at The Church on the Way in Van Nuys, California. An accompanying live concert video of the same name was also released on VHS. Together Live is the only 2nd Chapter of Acts album that has not been released on CD and is currently out of print. A YouTube link to listen to the album is posted below this article. Track listing 2nd Chapter of Acts 1. Rejoice (Annie Herring) -4:19 2. I Fall in Love/Change (Anne Herring) -4:45 3. Lighting Flash (Annie Herring) -3:51 4. Bread of Life (Annie Herring, Matthew Ward) -2:24 5. Come Holy Spirit (Annie Herring) -2:52 6. Easter Song (Annie Herring) -3:47 7. Here I Go (Annie Herring) -4:55 8. 'Til the Walls Come Down (Matthew Ward, Phil Keaggy, Keith Green) -3:26 9. Nobody Can Take My Life Away (Annie Herring) -4:04 Michael and Stormie Omartian 10. Mainstream (Michael and Stormie Omartian) -5:10 11. See This House (Michael and Stormie Omartian) -6:20 12. Believing for the Best in You (Michael and Stormie Omartian) -6:38 13. Dr. Jesus (Michael and Stormie Omartian) -4:51 14. Praise His Name and See It Happen (Michael and Stormie Omartian) -3:34 2nd Chapter of Acts 15. Which Way the Wind Blows (Annie Herring, Nelly Greisen) -4:35 16. Killing Thousands (Annie Herring) -7:21 17. Mansion Builder (Annie Herring) -4:16 18. Well, Haven't You Heard (Annie Herring) -4:26 Personnel and band credits 2nd Chapter of Acts: Annie Herring -vocals, piano Nelly Greisen -vocals Matthew Ward -vocals Michael and Stormie Omartian: Michael Omartian -vocals, piano Stormie Omartian -vocals 2nd Chapter of Acts -backing vocals a band called David: Herb Melton -bass guitar Peter York -guitar Jack Kelly -drums Greg Springer -synthesizers 2nd Chapter of Acts: Previous release: Encores (1981) (Word Records compilation album) Next release: Singer Sower (1983) Michael and Stormie Omartian: Previous release: Mainstream (1982) Listen to the live concert album Together Live here: Watch the live concert video Together Live here:

Encores is a compilation album of the Christian vocal trio 2nd Chapter of Acts , released in 1981 on Myrrh/Word Records. It was released one week after Rejoice , their latest studio album at the time, was released. It features eleven tracks from their two Myrrh albums With Footnotes and In the End of the Book . In 2000, Encores was re-issued on CD by Word Records. Track listing All songs written by Annie Herring, except where noted. 1. Which Way the Wind Blows (Annie Herring, Nelly Ward) (from With Footnotes ) -5:03 2. Easter Song (from With Footnotes ) -2:26 3. Last Day of My Life (from In the Volume of the Book ) -3:10 4. Ps. 63 (Matthew Ward, Richard Souther) (from In the Volume of the Book ) -1:55 5. Prince Song (from In the Volume of the Book ) -2:57 6. Hey, Whatcha' Say (2nd Chapter of Acts) (from In the Volume of the Book ) -3:21 7. Yaweh (Jesse Cosio) (from In the Volume of the Book ) -3:08 8. Morning Comes When You Call (Annie Herring, Matthew Ward) (from In the Volume of the Book ) -3:10 9. Love, Peace, Joy (from With Footnotes ) -2:37 10. He Loves Me (from With Footnotes ) -5:13 11. The Son Comes Over the Hill (from With Footnotes ) -3:23 All tracks produced by Buck Herring Personnel 2nd Chapter of Acts: Annie Herring -vocals, piano Nelly Greisen -vocals Matthew Ward -vocals Previous release: Rejoice (1981) Next release: Together Liv e  (1983) (with Michael and Stormie Omartian)

Rejoice is the fifth studio album by the Christian vocal trio 2nd Chapter of Acts , released on May 26, 1981 by Sparrow Records. The album was produced by Buck Herring. Released as a proper follow up to their 1978 album Mansion Builder , Rejoice features Kerry Livgren, founder of the progressive rock band Kansas, on piano, synthesizers and guitars, in addition to members of "a band called David." The title song was released to Christian radio as the lead single and topped the Christian CHR chart for five weeks and peaked at number 3 on the Christian AC chart. Trio member Annie Herring wrote the entire album, except the tracks "Bread of Life," "Rise Up and Take a Bow" and "Bread of Life (reprise)" which were written by Herring and her brother and member Matthew Ward. Rejoice climbed to number 6 on the Billboard Top Inspirational Albums chart. In 1990, this album and their 1983 album Singer Sower were combined together as one CD and one cassette tape on Live Oak Records as part of The Collector's Series. A year later, Sparrow Records re-issued Rejoice on CD on its own. Track listing All songs written by Annie Herring, except where noted. 1. Rejoice –3:00 2. Bread of Life (Annie Herring, Matthew Ward) –2:04 3. Nobody Can Take My Life –3:28 4. Here I Go –2:18 5. Rise Up and Take a Bow (Annie Herring, Matthew Ward) –2:00 6. I've Got a Break in My Heart –2:47 7. Don't Understand It –2:57 8. He's My Source –2:23 9. Heaven Came to Earth – 2:15 10. Will You Remember Me – 3:25 11. Mountain Tops – 2:54 12. Bread of Life (reprise) – 1:08 Personnel 2nd Chapter of Acts: Annie Herring -vocals, piano, synthesizers Nelly Greisen -vocals Matthew Ward -vocals Radio singles 1981 "Rejoice" -#1 Christian CHR for 5 weeks, -#3 Christian AC Previous release: The Roar of Love (1980) Next release: Encores (1981) (Word Records compilation album)

The Roar of Love is the fourth studio album by the Christian vocal trio 2nd Chapter of Acts . It was released in 1980 on Sparrow Records. The album was produced by Buck Herring. The Roar of Love is a concept album that recounts the story of The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe , the first published book in The Chronicles of Narnia , a series by British author C. S. Lewis . It was recorded in 1976, prior to their third studio album Mansion Builder , but its release was delayed by contractual and copyright issues. According to trio member Matthew Ward , all the vocals were cut in a bedroom of the house the trio lived in at the time. They converted their garage into a mixing room, knocked a hole in the bedroom wall and ran a microphone cord into it. The songs have a heavy use of synthesizers, courtesy of musician Michael Omartian. Trio member Annie Herring wrote the entire album, with the exception of the final track "White Stag" which was written collectively by the trio of Herring, Ward and Nelly Greisen. The Roar of Love climbed to the Top 10 on the Billboard Top Inspirational Albums chart, peaking at number 4. In 1989, the album was re-issued on CD by Live Oak Records and again in 1991 by Sparrow Records. On the CD and digital releases, the tracks "Christmas, Where Are You?" and "Gifts from Father Christmas" are combined into one track, simply titled "Christmas, Where Are You?," totaling 13 tracks. Track listing on the CD and digital versions All songs written by Annie Herring, except where noted. 1. Are You Goin' to Narnia? -3:26 2. Lucy's Long Gone -1:46 3. Tell the Truth -2:27 4. Turkish Delight -3:00 5. Son of Adam, Daughter of Eve -2:16 6. Christmas, Where Are You? -3:45 7. Aslan Is Killed -2:28 8. The Roar of Love -2:28 9. I've Heard the Stars Sing Before -2:13 10. He's Broken Thru 3:14 11. Witch's Demise/Get It Into Your Head -2:40 12. Something Is Happening in Me -2:03 13. White Stag (2nd Chapter of Acts) -3:27 Personnel 2nd Chapter of Acts: Annie Herring -vocals Nelly Greisen -vocals Matthew Ward -vocals Radio singles 1980 " I've Heard the Stars Sing Before" -#14 Christian AC/CHR Previous release: Mansion Builder (1978) Next release: Rejoice (1981)

Mansion Builder is the third studio album by the Christian vocal trio 2nd Chapter of Acts . It was released on March 28, 1978 by Sparrow Records. The album was produced by Buck Herring. It is the sibling trio's first new album in three years and their first on the Sparrow label. They made their first radio chart appearance on CCM Magazine with the title song as the lead single and peaking at number two. The trio's touring band "a band called David," who have played on two of the trio's live albums To the Bride and How the West Was One , play on Mansion Builder , as well as additional musicians like Michael Omartian on piano and synthesizers, Jay Graydon on guitar and Abraham Laboriel on bass guitar among others. In 1980, the album debuted on Billboard magazine's Top Inspirational Albums chart (later renamed Top Christian Albums), peaking at number 19. Sparrow Records re-issued the album on CD in 1991. Track listing All songs written by Annie Herring, except where noted. 1. Rod and Staff -3:01 2. Mansion Builder -3:12 3. Psalm 93 (words from the New American Standard Bible, music by Matthew Ward and Richard Souther) -2:38 4. Gold in the Clouds -2:23 5. I'll Give My Life Away -2:26 6. Rainbow -2:38 7. Well, Haven't You Heard -3:56 8. Lighting Flash -3:13 9. Starlight, Starbright -3:06 10. Make My Life a Prayer to You (Melody Green) -3:07 11. Daydreamer -3:21 Personnel 2nd Chapter of Acts: Annie Herring -vocals, piano Nelly Ward (Greisen) -vocals Matthew Ward -vocals Radio single 1978 "Mansion Builder" -#2 Christian AC/CHR 1978 "Rod and Staff" -#19 Christian AC/CHR Previous release: How the West Was One  (1978) (live album with Phil Keaggy and a band called David) (1978) Next release: The Roar of Love (1980)

In the Volume of the Book is the second studio album by the Christian music trio 2nd Chapter of Acts , released in 1975 on Myrrh/Word Records. The album is produced by Buck Herring. The album title is a reference to Psalm 40 :7 ("...in the volume of the book it is written of me"). All songs were written by trio member Annie Herring except "Yahweh" by Jesse Cosio, "Ps. 63" by Annie's brother and trio member Matthew Ward and musician Richard Souther, "Morning Comes When You Call" by Annie and Matthew, and "Hey, Whatcha' Say" was written collectively by the sibling trio. Musicians once again included Michael Omartian on piano and keyboards and Michael Been on bass guitar. CCM artist and guitarist Phil Keaggy also plays on the album including the guitar solos . In 1989, this album and their debut album With Footnotes  were reissued as one CD by Live Oak Records, but have since been out of print. After more than 50 years, In the Volume of the Book  is now available for streaming and digital download purchasing. Track listing All songs written by Annie Herring, except where noted. 1. Start Every Day With a Smile -0:54 2. Yahweh (Jesse Cosio) -3:07 3. Something Tells Me -3:29 4. The Grey Song -1:56 5. Now That I Belong to You -4:04 6. Ps. 63 (Matthew Ward, Richard Souther) -1:51 7. Prince Song -2:51 8. Morning Comes When You Call (Annie Herring, Matthew Ward) -3:10 9. Borrowed Time -2:30 10. Last Day of My Life -3:08 11. Hey, Whatcha' Say (2nd Chapter of Acts) -3:20 12. Keep On Shinin' -3:13 13. I Can't Get Near You -2:18 Personnel 2nd Chapter of Acts: Annie Herring -vocals, piano, percussion Nelly Ward ( Greisen) -vocals Matthew Ward -vocals Previous release: With Footnotes  (1974) Next release: To the Bride  (1975) (with Barry McGuire and a band called David)