Equator is the sixth studio album by Christian singer - songwriter Randy Stonehill , released on January 21, 1983 by Myrrh/Word Records. The album was produced by Terry Scott Taylor. According to Stonehill he wrote on the album sleeve insert, "Just as the equator marks the center of the planet, so is Christ the 'Equator' of humanity...He divides good and evil and can turn darkness into light by the power of His love." The ballad track "Turning Thirty" became a Christian radio hit and also reflective of his family life, including his second wife Sandi and their only daughter Heather. Even though it was not released as a Christian radio single, " Shut De Dó" was a Stonehill signature song and a concert favorite. Many Christian radio stations have played the track with its Jamaican flare percussion and its sing-a-long chorus. In 2006, CCM Magazine named " Shut De Dó" as one of the 100 Greatest Songs in Christian Music , listing it at number 49. New Myrrh Records label mate Leslie Phillips is also on the album as one of the backing vocalists on the album's final track "World Without Pain." Equator climbed up to number 7 on the Billboard Top Inspirational Albums chart. The album is not available on CD, however it is available digitally for streaming and download purchasing. Track listing All songs written by Randy Stonehill, except where noted. 1. Light of the World (Randy Stonehill, Wayne Berry) -3:54 2. Big Ideas (In a Shrinking World) -4:33 3. Shut De Dó -2:46 4. Even the Best of Friends -4:40 5. American Fast Food -3:16 6. China -5:31 7. Cosmetic Fixation -4:15 8. Turning Thirty -3:48 9. Hide Them in Your Love (Randy Stonehill, Gary Morris) -3:36 10. World Without Pain -3:56 Radio single 1983 "Turning Thirty" -#4 Christian AC/CHR Previous release: Between the Glory and the Flame (1981) Next release: Celebrate This Heartbeat (1984)

The Sky is Falling is the fourth studio album by Christian singer - songwriter Randy Stonehill . It was released in 1980 on Solid Rock Records. Larry Norman produced and arranged the album. The album was recorded in 1977, just a year after the release of his critically- acclaimed album Welcome to Paradise , when Stonehill wanted to record a follow-up album but was delayed by a full three years. Norman was heavily involved in the making of The Sky is Falling , from producing to playing guitars. During that time Stonehill and Norman had a falling out and decided to part ways professionally, so this will serve as the final album under Norman's tutelage. Stonehill makes his debut on the Billboard Top Inspirational Albums chart with this release and peaking at number 21. The album's highlights include a re-recording of "Jamey's Blues" as "Jamey's Got the Blues" (originally recorded for his 1973 album Get Me Out of Hollywood ), "The Great American Cure," "Venezuela" and "Counterfeit King." In 1994, The Sky is Falling was reissued on CD featuring the European version with a different track listing than the American version. It contains alternate mixes of "Teen King" and "Counterfeit King" and three bonus tracks. A YouTube link to listen to the albums is posted below this article. Track listing of the original 1980 album All songs written by Randy Stonehill. 1. One True Love -4:17 2. Through the Glass Darkly -5:56 3. Teen King -4:32 4. The Great American Cure -4:00 5. Venezuela -7:00 6. Counterfeit King -5:32 7. Jamey's Got the Blue -4:07 8. Bad Fruit -5:08 9. Emily -5:42 10. Trouble Coming -4:55 Track listing of the 1994 CD reissue with bonus tracks and alternate mixes 1. One True Love -4:21 2. Bad Fruit -5:12 3. Jamey's Got the Blue -4:12 4. Through the Glass Darkly -5:57 5. The Great American Cure -4:03 6. Venezuela -7:04 7. Emily -5:45 8. Trouble Coming -4:52 9. Counterfeit King (alternate mix) -5:19 10. Teen King (alternate mix) -4:46 BONUS TRACKS 11. Postcards From the Heart (Letter to My Family) -5:23 12. King of Hearts (The Orchestral Version) -3:17 13. Good News (Live from Greenbelt) -4:56 Previous release: Welcome to Paradise  (1976) Next release: Between the Glory and the Flame  (1981) Listen to the original 1980 album The Sky is Falling here: Listen to the 1994 CD reissue of The Sky is Falling here:

Get Me Out of Hollywood is the second studio album by Christian singer - songwriter Randy Stonehill . It was released in 1973 on Phillips Records. The album was produced by Jon Miller, Rod Edwards and Roger Hand with album photos taken by Larry Norman. Get Me Out of Hollywood is a rare lost album, due to the fact that it was unreleased for more than 25 years. Stonehill recorded the album in London. It was an attempt to release it as a mainstream album. About ten pressings are rumored to exist. Norman got the rights to the album and reissued it on CD in 1999 on his Solid Rock label with the bonus track "Blind Minstrel." Two songs would later turn up on other Stonehill albums: "Puppet Strings" on Welcome to Paradise and "Jamey's Got the Blues" on The Sky is Falling , originally titled on this album as "Jamey's Blues." A YouTube link to listen to the album is posted below this article. Track listing of the 1999 reissue of Get Me Out of Hollywood All songs written by Randy Stonehill. 1. Get Me Out of Hollywood -2:50 2. Back to California -3:51 3. Lately Mary -2:03 4. Jamey's Blues -3:33 5. Puppet Strings -4:24 6. Strange Youth -3:43 7. Strangest Feeling -2:53 8. East Coast Lady -3:05 9. One Man's Blues -2:50 10. Vegetables -2:45 11. Blind Minstrel -3:25 (Bonus track) Previous release: Born Twice  (1971) Next release: Welcome to Paradise  (1976) Listen to the album Get Me Out of Hollywood here:

Born Twice is the debut album by Christian singer - songwriter Randy Stonehill . It was released in 1971 on One Way Records. The album was produced and arranged by Larry Norman. Norman also did the photography. Born Twice cost, at the time, $800 to make and record. Stonehill said of the album that it sounded "like every penny of it." It was backed and financed by American entertainer Pat Boone. Fewer than ten thousand copies were pressed, making it a prized collector's item. The album consists of half a dozen acoustic songs, including an early version of "I Love You" (Stonehill re-recorded two new versions of this track for the 1973 Christian film Time to Run ). The song "Norman's Kitchen" is about Stonehill's conversion after his arrest on drug charges. Norman and Stonehill were washing dishes and Stonehill got a wake-up call after his experience. Norman prayed for Stonehill and he was born again, hence the name of the album. Also included is "I Need You" from the Christian musical Show Me! , from which Stonehill was in the lead role. Born Twice also has live tracks with the band White Light. Stonehill also performs a couple of covers including the Top 5 Billboard Hot 100 hit "Put Your Hand in the Hand" (originally recorded by the Canadian band Ocean) and "He's Got the Whole World In His Hands." The Side Two track "He Is a Friend of Mine" was replaced by the Norman-written holiday track "Christmastime" in later pressings of the album. The 1991 re-pressing of Born Twice came with an extra vinyl of a live album titled Judgment Day at the Speede Mart . It is an otherwise unreleased album consisting entirely of live performances culled from several early 1970's concerts of Stonehill singing mostly Larry Norman songs. It was issued in a normal single slip cover from the "Christmastime" version of Born Twice . A YouTube link to listen to the albums is posted below this article. Track listing of the 1973 reissue of Born Twice All songs written by Randy Stonehill, except where noted. 1. I Need You (Jimmy Owens) -3:46 2. Hand In the Hand (Gene MacLellan) -3:13 3. He's Got the Whole World (public domain; arranged by Randy Stonehill) -4:11 4. Help Me Lord -4:28 5. Thank You (Jimmy Owens) -4:23 6. Never Can Repay -2:23 7. All Right Now -3:07 8. Passing Stranger -6:12 9. I Love You -2:55 10. Christmastime (Larry Norman; additional lyrics by Randy Stonehill) -2:31 11. Norman's Kitchen -3:57 Track listing for Judgment Day at the Speede Mart All songs were written by Larry Norman, except where noted. 1. Forget Your Hexagram -2:54 2. Why Don't You Look Into Jesus -2:33 3. Lonely By Myself -3:49 4. God's Not Dead -2:48 5. I Am a Servant -3:12 6. Norman's Kitchen (Randy Stonehill) -6:26 7. Pardon Me -3:47 8. Sunset Road to Nowhere (Randy Stonehill) -4:05 9. Hasty Heart -3:48 10. He Is a Friend of Mine (public domain; arranged by Randy Stonehill) -4:07 Next release: Get Me Out of Hollywood  (1973) Listen to the 1973 reissue of Born Twice here: Listen to the track "He Is a Friend of Mine" here: Listen to the unreleased live album Judgment Day at the Speede Mart here:

A Home Sweet Home Christmas is a 1985 compilation Christmas album released by Home Sweet Home/Word Records and is executive produced by Chris Christian . It contains nine original songs with two tracks each by White Heart and Glen Allen Green, also Steve Archer, Tami Gunden, David Martin, Rick Riso and Christian himself. The original LP, cassette and CD versions of A Home Sweet Home Christmas contains an instrumental arrangement of "What Child is This" performed by musician John Andrew Schreiner. In the digital version, it was replaced by an instrumental version of the same track arranged by recording artist Eric Champion that is found on his 1992 Christmas release Hot Christmas . A newly-reworked version of "What Child Is This" can be heard on the physical CD remastered version of Christian's 1988 Christmas album Thinking of You This Christmas that Christian and Schreiner arranged with saxophone added. Track listing on the digital version 1. Gloria (White Heart) (Billy Smiley, Mark Gersmehl) -2:54 2. Bethlehem Morning (Steve Archer) (Morris Chapman) -5:10 3. It's Christmas Time (Chris Christian) (Chris Christian) -4:38 4. Jesus, Merry Christmas (Glen Allen Green) (Glen Allen Green) -4:27 5. What Child is This? (Eric Champion) (William Chatterton Dix; arranged by Eric Champion) (from the Eric Champion recording Hot Christmas ) -4:00 6. Jesus Is the Promised One (Rick Riso) (Rick Riso) -4:49 7. Jesus Was Born in Bethlehem (Tami Gunden) (Tami Gunden, Johnny Gunden, Margaret Gunden) -3:43 8. I Have Held My King (Glen Allen Green) (Glen Allen Green, Keith Thomas) -3:16 9. It Won't Be Christmas (David Martin) (David Martin) -3:55 10 Who Is This One? (White Heart) (Billy Smiley, Mark Gersmehl) -4:37 Production credits Chris Christian -producer (tracks 2, 3 and 7), executive producer (all tracks) Billy Smiley and Mark Gersmehl -producers (tracks 1 and 10) Keith Thomas -producer (tracks 4 and 8) Eric Champion -producer (track 5) Rick Riso -producer (track 6) John Andrew Schreiner -co-producer (track 7) Phil Naish -producer (track 9)

On This Christmas Night is a compilation Christmas album that was released in the fall of 1979. It was originally on MCA Records' Songbird label. Musician Chris Christian , who at the time was director of A&R for MCA Songbird, was involved with the production and songwriting, and it featured all original holiday songs. Artists participating on this project are Amy Grant , David Meece , Tennessee Ernie Ford, Dan Peek, Reba Rambo, The Boones, B.W. Stevenson and B.J. Thomas. Thomas performs on two tracks, "God Bless the Children" and the title track. Grant recorded her first Christmas song "Santa's Reindeer Ride," which would pave the way for future holiday albums that Grant would release throughout the years. The history of On This Christmas Night 's reissues is a bit complex because of the extra tracks that were either added, swapped or dropped: *- in the original 1979 release, it also included Christian comedian Mike Warnke with the album's final track of his spoken word "A Christmas Song." *-the album was reissued in 1986 on Home Sweet Home Records, in which Christian owned the album rights. The original tracks by Rambo, Peek and Warnke were replaced by Christian with Charlene Duncan, known professionally as Charlene with "Christmas All Year 'Round," Steve Archer with "White Christmas" and "Gloria" by White Heart . "Christmas All Year 'Round" was originally recorded in 1983 and first appeared in the various artists holiday album Contemporary Christmas Classics , while White Heart's "Gloria" previously appeared in the 1985 various artists Home Sweet Home Records sampler LP A Home Sweet Home Christmas . *-it was reissued again in 1992 on CD by Liberty Records under the name On a Christmas Night , but with one song update: Christian swapped tracks with "Thinking of You This Christmas" (from his 1988 Christmas album of the same name ) replacing "Christmas All Year 'Round" that was on the 1986 reissue. *-it was reissued for a fourth time in 1996 by LaserLight Digital with the same track listing as the 1992 reissue but with one song update: the White Heart track "Gloria" that was on the 1986 reissue was replaced by "Silent Night" by recording artist and former member of the R&B-pop group The Fifth Dimension Marilyn McCoo. Then in 2006, the album was reissued under its original name and was distributed by Universal Music as part of the 20th Century Masters: The Christmas Collection CD series. The first nine tracks are from the original 1979 release with Rambo and Peek included, but for reasons unknown, Warnke's track is not included. The other three bonus tracks are from Christian, Archer and White Heart. For Christian, it is the third time that a track is swapped with "Christmas With Children" replacing "Thinking of You This Christmas" that was on the 1992 reissue. A television special of the same name aired in syndication the same year as the original 1979 album was released featuring the same recording artists who took part on the original audio recording, except for Debby Boone who at the time left The Boones for a solo recording career and Warnke, as they gather at a mountain lodge in Colorado to make music together and learn the true meaning of Christmas. You can listen to the original LP of On This Christmas Night with Mike Warnke's spoken word reading of "A Christmas Song" on the YouTube link posted below. Track listing on the 2006 reissue 1. On This Christmas Night (B.J. Thomas) (Chris Christian) -2:51 2. The Whole World is Colored With Love (Reba Rambo) (Chris Christian) -3:49 3. Born a Child in Bethlehem (Tennessee Ernie Ford) (Bob Farrell, Brown Bannister) -3:55 4. Santa's Reindeer Ride (Amy Grant) (Chris Christian, Reba Rambo) -1:40 5. A Special Wish (B.W. Stevenson) (B.W. Stevenson) -2:51 6. God Bless the Children (B.J. Thomas) (Chris Christian, Shanon Smith) -3:11 7. Gift of Love (The Boones) (Chris Christian, Shanon Smith) -2:28 8. Almost Christmastime (David Meece) (David Meece) -2:22 9. The Star (Dan Peek) (Dan Peek) -3:43 BONUS TRACKS: 10. Christmas With Children (Chris Christian) (Chris Christian) -4:11 11. White Christmas (Steve Archer) (Irving Berlin) -3:14 12. Gloria (White Heart) (Billy Smiley, Mark Gersmehl) -2:57 Production credits Chris Christian -producer (tracks 1, 2, 5 -7, 10 -13) Brown Bannister -producer (tracks 3, 4 and 8) Dan Peek -producer (track 9) Listen to the original LP of On This Christmas Night with Mike Warnke's reading of the final track "A Christmas Song" here: Watch the television special On This Christmas Night here:

Thinking of You This Christmas is the ninth studio and Christmas album by Christian singer - songwriter Chris Christian , originally released on October 18, 1988 by Home Sweet Home/Word Records. Christian produced and arranged the album himself. Originally released on CD and cassette tape, Thinking of You This Christmas contains some previously released tracks, holiday songs and new Christmas recordings. Included are "God Bless the Children" and "Christmas All Year 'Round" (the vocal duet with Charlene) that was originally featured in the 1983 various artists Christmas album Contemporary Christmas Classics . The title song, with guest vocals by Bob Breunig (who was a linebacker for the NFL team Dallas Cowboys), was originally recorded two years prior to this album and appeared in a 1986 Dallas Cowboys charity Christmas album that Christian produced. Christian's two daughters Courtney and Casey Noel lend their voices to sing "Jingle Bells" with Courtney (who was five years old) singing the full version and Casey Noel (who was three) singing the quick reprise. In 2020, Thinking of You This Christmas was reissued and remastered and jointly released on CD by Christian's record label Home Sweet Home and Retroactive Records as part of The Legend Series. In addition to the original 12 tracks, it contains four bonus tracks, including a re-worked version of "What Child Is This," that originally appeared on a 1985 various artists Christmas sampler LP A Home Sweet Home Christmas that was arranged by John Andrew Schreiner, with saxophone added and "Gift of Love" performed by The Boone Girls, originally from the various artists 1979 project On This Christmas Night . The CD booklet contains photos and liner notes written by Christian himself with a track by track commentary. Track listing on the 1988 original release 1. O Come All Ye Faithful (John Francis Wade) -2:28 2. Thinking of You This Christmas (guest vocals by Bob Breunig) (Chris Christian) -3:45 3. Jingle Bells (featuring Courtney Smith) (James Lord Pierpont) -2:57 4. Jingle Bells (featuring Casey Noel Smith) (reprise) -0:18 5. Christmas With Children (Chris Christian) -4:08 6. White Christmas (instrumental with saxophone solo by Ron Jones) (Irving Berlin) -3:15 7. On This Very Special Day (Chris Christian) -4:22 8. Hark! The Herald Angels Sing (William H. Cummings, Felix Mendelssohn, Charles Wesley) -2:35 9. Christmas All Year 'Round (vocal duet with Charlene) (Dwight Liles) -4:22 10. Silent Night (guest vocals by Janice Archer Cruse and the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders) -3:52 11. God Bless the Children (Chris Christian, Shanon Smith) -3:08 12. Away in a Manger (featuring Courtney Smith and Casey Noel Smith) (traditional; arranged by Chris Christian) -2:49 Previous release: No Lyrics  (1988) (instrumental album)   Next release: Focus  (1989)

Contemporary Christmas Classics is a compilation Christmas album that was released in the fall of 1983 by Myrrh/Word Records. It contains five previously released Christmas tracks by Amy Grant , The Imperials , David Meece , Evie and Morris Chapman and five new tracks recorded just for this album by Chris Christian , Steve Archer, Pat Boone and The Archers with Christian producing the new tracks. Christian's two tracks would later appear in his 1988 Christmas album Thinking of You This Christmas . It is currently out of print and has not been released on CD. An eight-song playlist from YouTube is posted below this article. Tracks by Boone and The Archers are not available. NOTE: "Christmas All Year 'Round" features Chris Christian collaborating with recording artist Charlene, who is best known for her 1982 worldwide hit "I've Never Been to Me" (-#3 Billboard Hot 100, -#7 Billboard AC). She was the first white artist to have a Top 10 hit on the Motown label. Track listing 1. We Are the Reason (David Meece) (David Meece) (from the David Meece recording Are You Ready? ) -4:39 2. Special Delivery (Evie) (Ron and Carol Harris) (from the Evie recording Never the Same ) -4:25 3. My Gift to You (Steve Archer) (Rick Riso, Joey Arreguin) -4:25 4. Christmas All Year 'Round (Chris Christian and Charlene) (Dwight Liles) -4:22 5. O Holy Night (The Imperials) (Adolphe C. Adam,  John Sullivan Dwight ) (from The Imperials recording Christmas With The Imperials ) -3:56 6. Heirlooms (Amy Grant, Bob Farrell, Brown Bannister) (from the Amy Grant recording A Christmas Album ) -3:45 7. God Bless the Children (Chris Christian) (Chris Christian, Shanon Smith) -3:08 8. Bethlehem Morning (Morris Chapman) (Morris Chapman) (from the Morris Chapman recording Longtime Friends ) -5:15 9. On This Christmas Night (Pat Boone) (Chris Christian) -3:11 (NOT AVAILABLE) 10. Gift of Love (The Archers) (Chris Christian, Shanon Smith) -2:33 (NOT AVAILABLE) Production credits Chris Christian -producer (tracks 3, 4, 7, 9 and 10) Brown Bannister -producer (tracks 1 and 6) Pete Karlsson -producer (track 2) Bergen White -producer (track 5) Neal Joseph and Randy Hammel -producers (track 8) Listen to the eight-song playlist Contemporary Christmas Classics here:

No Lyrics is the eighth studio and first instrumental album by Christian singer - songwriter Chris Christian , originally released in the fall of 1988 by Home Sweet Home/Word Records. It is Christian's first all-instrumental album and contains compositions as featured in the 1988 Christian motion picture Dakota starring actor Lou Diamond Phillips including "Dakota's Theme." A soundtrack album was also released with some of Christian's score from this album as well as original music from the film. Home Sweet Home Records later reissued No Lyric s on CD in 2000, licensed from LCS Music Group. Track listing All songs produced, composed and arranged by Chris Christian. 1. Genesis -0:59 2. February 7th -4:17 3. Dakota's Theme -4:24 4. Nighttime Skyline -3:22 5. Shanon's Song -3:44 6. Max -3:39 7. Father and Son -2:32 8. Trinity Road -5:02 9. The Chase -3:39 10. Soda Shop -3:07 11. Revelation -0:38 Previous release: Higher Ways  (1987)   Next release: Thinking Of You This Christmas  (1988)

Higher Ways is the seventh studio album by Christian singer - songwriter Chris Christian , released on July 14, 1987 by Home Sweet Home/Word Records. Christian co-produced the album with songwriter and musician Jeremy Dalton. Higher Ways is Christian's first album of new material in three years with an updated pop sound. The lead single "Day Like Today" features a vocal duet with Gerry Beckley of the soft rock duo America. It was Christian's final Top 5 hit on the Christian AC chart and his final Top 20 hit on the Christian CHR chart. Other songs charted like "He Won't Unlove You," "Love Did It Again" and "Still in Love." Janice Archer Cruse of The Archers was a guest vocalist on the title track "Your Ways Are Higher." Christian's own children Courtney and Casey were the playing children heard on the song "White Are the Fields." Christian co-wrote four songs, with three of those songs written with Dalton. Dalton solely wrote four tracks on the album including "Promises" and "Word's Out." NOTE: the track "Day Like Today" on Higher Ways is an album extended version and is one minute longer than the bonus track version of the same song that is on the Japanese edition of his 1981 Chris Christian CD. Track listing 1. Love Did It Again (Chris Christian, Jeremy Dalton, Joe Ninowski) -4:26 2. Promises (Jeremy Dalton) -4:25 3. Day Like Today (vocal duet with Gerry Beckley) (Chris Christian, Jeremy Dalton) -5:34 4. Still in Love (Chris Christian, Gary Floyd) -5:36 5. White Are the Fields (Joe Ninowski) -6:07 6. Word's Out (Jeremy Dalton) -3:59 7. Cast Your Cares (Jeremy Dalton) -3:35 8. Your Ways Are Higher (guest vocals by Janice Archer Cruse) (Jeremy Dalton) -4:41 9. He Won't Unlove You (Chris Christian, Steve Kipner, Jeremy Dalton) -4:02 10. The Fields (instrumental) (Chris Christian) -1:33 Production credits Chris Christian -producer (all tracks) Jeremy Dalton -co-producer (tracks 1 -9) Radio singles 1987 "Day Like Today" -#14 Christian CHR, -#5 Christian AC 1987 -1988 "Still in Love" -#20 Christian AC 1988 "He Won't Unlove You" -#31 Christian AC 1988 "Love Did It Again" -#24 Christian AC Previous release: Live at Six Flags  (1986) (live album with White Heart)   Next release: No Lyrics  (1988) (instrumental album)

Live at Six Flags is a live album by Christian singer - songwriter Chris Christian , released on May 1986 by Home Sweet Home/Word Records. Christian produced the album himself. It was recorded live at Six Flags Over Texas theme park in Arlington, Texas around August 1984 when Christian had released his praise album Let the Music Start . Christian performed songs from his mainstream pop and Christian music albums and is backed by the Christian rock band White Heart as his backing band (White Heart's live album was recorded around the same time as Christian's). The CD version, which was reissued in 2000 by Home Sweet Home Records, contains the full-length performance of "Why Does the Devil Have All the Good Music" followed by the reprise of the same track. Live at Six Flags was also on home video on VHS. Track listing on the CD version All songs written by Chris Christian, except where noted. 1. Put Your Trust (Chris Christian, J.C. Crowley) -3:19 2. Make a Joyful Noise (Jeremy Dalton) -2:25 3. Love Them While We Can (Mark Gersheml) -3:26 4. Mountain Top (Brown Bannister) -3:49 5. Gospel Medley -5:32 Without a Doubt (Chris Christian, B.J. Thomas) Walking Away With You (Chris Christian, Amy Grant, Gary Chapman) Where Would I Turn So Glad (Chris Christian, Amy Grant, Brown Bannister) Living Sacrifice (Dwight Liles) Hallelujah (Chris Christian, Shanon Smith) But You Didn't (Chris Christian, Gary McSpadden) From the Start It's a Miracle (Chris Christian, Gary Chapman) Walking On a Cloud No Other Name ( Chris Christian, Gary McSpadden) 6. Satisfaction Guaranteed -3:11 7. Praise the Lord (Brown Bannister, Mike Hudson) -3:02 8. Second Chance -3:06 9. Look How Far You've Come (Chris Christian, Jamie Owens-Collins) -3:22 10. Pop Medley -6:11 Don't Worry Baby (Brian Wilson) I Go to Pieces (Del Shannon) Ain't Nothing Like the Real Thing (Nickolas Ashford, Valerie Simpson) All Things Are Possible (Chris Christian, Dan Peek) When the World Runs Out of Love (Chris Christian, Robbie Patton) Telephone Lines (Chris Christian, Steve Kipner) Love Song of the Year Back in My Life Again I Want You, I Need You (Chris Christian, J.C. Crowley, Shanon Smith) Stouffers Jingle Coca Cola Jingle 11. Sail On -2:47 12. Get Back to the Bible -3:10 13. Why Does the Devil Have All the Good Music -3:54 14. Why Does the Devil Have All the Good Music (reprise) -1:21 White Heart personnel: Billy Smiley -keyboards, backing vocals Mark Gersmehl -keyboards, backing vocals Dann Huff -guitars David Huff -drums Gary Lunn -bass guitar Previous release: Mirror Of Your Heart  (1985) (compilation album)   Next release: Higher Ways (1987) Watch the live concert video Chris Christian - Live at Six Flags here:

A Christmas Story is the fifth studio and first Christmas album by the female Christian vocal group Point of Grace , released on September 27, 1999 by Word Records. The album is produced by Brown Bannister. The album features several traditional Christmas songs arranged especially for the group, plus some original songs. The group heavily promoted the album, appearing in various national media outlets as well as appearing on Amy Grant 's Christmas Tour. Michael Tait of DC Talk was a featured soloist on the track "Light of the World." A Christmas Story charted on the Billboard album charts: -#1 Top Christian Albums -#4 Top Holiday Albums -#35 Billboard 200 Albums The group was nominated in three categories including Pop/Contemporary Album of the Year for A Christmas Story at the 2000 Dove Awards. The album was Gold certified in 2001 by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA). 25 years after its release, Word Records issued A Christmas Story on vinyl for the first time on November 8, 2024. Limited copies of the vinyl edition were autographed by all four original members. Track listing 1. Joy to the World (instrumental) (Isaac Watts; arranged by Carl Marsh) -0:59 2. When Love Came Down (Chris Eaton) -4:05 3. Angels We Have Heard on High (Traditional; arranged by Chris Eaton and Brent Bourgeois) -5:53 4. Let it Snow, Let it Snow, Let it Snow/Sleigh Ride (Jule Styne, Sammy Cahn/Leroy Anderson, Mitchell Parish) -4:10 5. Carol of the Bells/What Child is This? (Mykola Leontovych, Peter Wilhousky/ William Chatterton Dix) -4:56 6. O Holy Night (Adolphe Adam, John Sullivan Dwight) -5:33 7. How Great Our Joy (traditional; arranged by Chris Eaton and Carl Marsh) -1:20 8. Emmanuel, God With Us/O Come O Come Emmanuel) (Nathan and Christy Nockles, arranged by Carl Marsh) -4:58 9. Light of the World (featured soloist: Michael Tait) (Brent Bourgeois) -4:27 10. Santa Claus is Coming to Town (Haven Gillespie, John Frederick Coots) -2:36 11. Jingle Bell Rock (Joe Beal, Jim Boothe) -3:08 12. Coventry Carol (traditional; arranged by Chris Eaton and Carl Marsh) -2:05 13. One King (Lowell Alexander, Jeff and Gayla Borders) -4:02 14. Not That Far from Bethlehem (Lowell Alexander, Jeff and Gayla Borders) -3:54 Personnel Point of Grace: Shelly Breen -vocals Denise Jones -vocals Terry Jones -vocals Heather Payne -vocals RIAA certifications Gold certified in 2001. Previous release: Steady On (1998) Next release: Rarities & Remixes (2000) (compilation album)