Slow Revival is the seventh studio album by Christian singer - songwriter Bryan Duncan , released in 1994 on Myrrh/Word Records. The album is produced by Dan Posthuma with musician/producer Michael Omartian co-producing on three tracks. Continuing the success of his previous album Mercy , Slow Revival has a more mature adult contemporary sound and contained more Christian radio hit songs like the lead single and music video "Traces of Heaven," "Things Are Gonna Change" and "United We Stand" featuring guest vocals by the Christian R&B vocal group Anointed . All three songs topped the Christian AC chart. Keyboard arrangements were once again handled by Omartian, Robbie Buchanan and Peter Wolf. The album peaked at number 5 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart. In 1995, Duncan was nominated for Male Vocalist of the Year and Pop/Contemporary Album of the Year at the 1995 GMA Dove Awards. Track listing 1. A Heavenly Light (Bryan Duncan, Randy Lee, LouAnn Lee) -4:28 2. United We Stand (guest vocals by Anointed) (Bryan Duncan, James Felix) -4:13 3. Don't Look Away (Bryan Duncan, Chuck Barth) -4:32 4. Your Love, My Saving Grace (Bryan Duncan, Reed Vertelney) -5:34 5. Traces of Heaven (Bryan Duncan, Michael Omartian) -4:54 6. My House (Bryan Duncan, Michael Omartian) -4:16 7. Lonely Tonight (Bryan Duncan, Chuck Barth) -4:32 8. Things Are Gonna Change (Bryan Duncan, Reed Vertelney) -4:43 9. Wheels of a Good Thing (Bryan Duncan, Michael Omartian, Darrell Brown) -3:16 10. Safe Harbor (Dan Posthuma, Darrell Brown, David Lasley, Lana Marrano) -5:08 Production credits Dan Posthuma -producer (all tracks) Michael Omartian -co-producer (tracks 5, 6 and 9) Radio singles 1994 "Traces of Heaven" -#2 Christian CHR, -# 1 Christian AC for 3 weeks 1994 "Things Are Gonna Change" -#6 Christian CHR, -#1 Christian AC 1995 "United We Stand" -#14 Christian CHR, -#1 Christian AC 1995 "Don't Look Away" -#18 Christian CHR, -#3 Christian AC Previous release: Mercy (1992) Next release: Unidos en Él (1995) (Spanish language album) Watch the music video of "Traces of Heaven" here:

Mercy is the sixth studio album by Christian singer - songwriter Bryan Duncan , released in 1992 on Myrrh/Word Records. The album is produced by Dan Posthuma. Mercy is Duncan's most successful album containing seven singles that all went Top 10 on the Christian music charts including the lead single and music video "Love Takes Time," topping the Christian CHR chart, plus "Into My Heart," "Step by Step" and "When It Comes to Love" all went charted on both Christian CHR and Christian AC charts. The radio singles were released between late 1992 and spring 1994. Musician/producer Michael Omartian co-wrote two songs with Duncan, as well as one of the keyboard arrangers along with Robbie Buchanan and Peter Wolf. Christian music singer Crystal Lewis duets with Duncan on the album's final track "Five Smooth Stones." Mercy peaked at number 4 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart. Duncan earned his first Dove Award nomination for Male Vocalist of the Year in 1994. A concert video on VHS was released in 1993 titled Mercy Alive! - Bryan Duncan Live at Flevo Festival: The Netherlands featuring the Christian R&B vocal group Anointed providing backing vocals. It includes behind-the-scenes footage of Duncan and his band and interviews. Track listing 1. Mercy Me (Love Is My Responsibility) (Bryan Duncan, Michael Omartian, Darrell Brown) -3:17 2. Step by Step (Bryan Duncan, Michael Omartian) -4:42 3. Into My Heart (Bryan Duncan, Reed Vertelney) -3:56 4. You Don't Leave Me Lonely (Bryan Duncan, Randy Lee) -3:59 5. When It Comes to Love (Reed Vertelney, Jeff Pescetto) -5:30 6. Looks a Lot Like Me (Bryan Duncan, Chuck Barth) -3:45 7. Love Takes Time (Bryan Duncan, Chuck Barth) -3:51 8. Faithful to You (Bryan Duncan, Chuck Barth) -5:05 9. I'll Not Forget You (Bryan Duncan, Chuck Barth) -3:11 10. Five Smooth Stones (duet with Crystal Lewis) (Bryan Duncan, Randy Lee, Cedric Lee, LouAnn Lee) -3:31 Radio singles 1992 -1993 "Love Takes Time" -#1 Christian CHR for 6 weeks, -# 2 Christian AC 1993 "You Don't Leave Me Lonely" -#1 Christian AC 1993 "Into My Heart" -#6 Christian CHR, -#2 Christian AC 1993 "Step by Step" -#4 Christian CHR, -#2 Christian AC 1993 -1994 "When It Comes to Love" -#5 Christian CHR, -#2 Christian AC 1994 "I'll Not Forget You" -#1 Christian AC 1994 "Five Smooth Stones" (with Crystal Lewis) -#6 Christian CHR Previous release: Anonymous Confessions of a Lunatic Friend (1990) Next release: Slow Revival (1994) See the full-length concert video Mercy Alive! - Bryan Duncan Live at Flevo Festival: The Netherlands here: Watch the music video of "Love Takes Time" here:

Anonymous Confessions of a Lunatic Friend is the fifth studio album by Christian singer - songwriter Bryan Duncan , released in 1990 on Myrrh/Word Records. The album is produced by Dan Posthuma. The album peaked at number 8 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart. The album is a mixture of pop ballads and uptempo soul pop songs. Duncan even covers "I Love You With My Life," a song he wrote back in 1978 when he was a member and lead singer of Sweet Comfort Band. Sweet Comfort Band's recording climbed up to number 14 in 1979 on the combined Christian AC/CHR chart. Duncan's solo version topped the Christian AC chart and peaked at number 30 on the Christian CHR chart. Prior to that, three more songs topped both charts with "We All Need," "Ain't No Stoppin' Now" and "Blessed Are the Tears." A music video was made for "I Love You With My Life." Track listing All songs written by Bryan Duncan, except where noted. 1. Sunday Go To Meetin' -4:24 2. Ain't No Stoppin' Now -4:07 3. Leave Your Light On (Hopeless Moon) (Bryan Duncan, Chuck Barth) -4:29 4. We All Need (Bryan Duncan, Chuck Barth) -3:28 5. Lunatic Friend (Bryan Duncan, Chuck Barth, Dwight Marcus) -4:25 6. All is Forgiven -4:23 7. Puttin' in the Good Word (Bryan Duncan, Chuck Barth) -4:28 8. Walkin' -4:15 9. Mr. Bailey's Daughter (Bryan Duncan, Chuck Barth, Wendy MaHarry) -4:04 10. Blessed Are the Tears -4:31 11. I Love You With My Life -4:41 Radio singles 1990 "Ain't No Stoppin' Now" -#1 Christian CHR for 4 weeks 1990 "We All Need" -#1 Christian AC for 2 weeks 1991 "Blessed Are the Tears" -#30 Christian CHR, -#1 Christian AC for 2 weeks 1991 "Puttin' in the Good Word" -#19 Christian CHR 1991 "I Love You With My Life" -#30 Christian CHR, -#1 Christian AC for 2 weeks Previous release: Strong Medicine (1989) Next release: Mercy (1992) Watch the music video of "I Love You With My Life" here:

Whistlin' in the Dark is the third solo album by Christian singer - songwriter Bryan Duncan. It was released in 1987 on Word Records' Modern Art label. The album is produced by Larry Brown. Duncan signed with Word Records in 1987 after spending seven years on Light Records as a member of Sweet Comfort Band and as a solo artist. Whistlin' in the Dark produced some hit songs like "All My Life," "Every Heart Has an Open Door" and "Paradise." The album peaked at number 6 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart. Duncan also released an outdoor concert video on VHS titled Saturday in the Park , performing songs from his first two albums and three songs from Whistlin' in the Dark and does a new humorous version of the Randy Newman classic "Short People." In 2021, Whistlin' in the Dark was remastered and reissued on CD by Girder Music as part of the Retroactive Records Legends Remastered series. Track listing 1. Whistlin' in the Dark (Bryan Duncan) -3:56 2. Paradise (Bryan Duncan, Chuck Barth) -4:01 3. All My Life (Bryan Duncan, Don Cason, Gary Whitlock) -3:52 4. Break Out of Chains (Bryan Duncan, Chuck Barth, Larry Brown) -4:46 5. When I Think of Home (Bryan Duncan) -3:26 6. Every Heart Has an Open Door (Bryan Duncan, Chuck Barth) -5:07 7. You Can Rely on Me (Bryan Duncan) -4:49 8. Help Is On the Way (Bryan Duncan, Chuck Barth) -4:24 9. You're Never Alone (Bryan Duncan, Chuck Barth, Larry Brown) -3:44 Radio singles 1987 "Help Is On the Way" -#3 Christian CHR 1987 "All My Life" -#4 Christian AC 1988 "Every Heart Has an Open Door" -#4 Christian CHR 1988 "When I Think of Home" -#13 Christian AC 1988 "Paradise" -#8 Christian CHR Previous release: Holy Rollin' (1986) Next release: Strong Medicine (1989) Watch the Bryan Duncan concert video Saturday in the Park here:

Holy Rollin' is the second solo album by Christian singer - songwriter Bryan Duncan , released in 1986 on Light Records. The album is produced by Larry Brown. Continuing his blue-eyed soul pop sound, Holy Rollin' produced a Top 10 ballad hit "Hope for the Brokenhearted" on both Christian AC and Christian CHR charts. The album peaked at number 6 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart. In 2021, Holy Rollin' was remastered and reissued on CD by Girder Music as part of the Retroactive Records Legends Remastered series. NOTE: this is Duncan's final album on Light Records, a label that he's been on since 1979 when he was the lead singer of Sweet Comfort Band. Track listing 1. Only Wanna Do What's Right (Bryan Duncan) -4:55 2. My Little World (Bryan Duncan, Franne Gold, Paul Fox, Peter Rafelson) -3:48 3. Lead Me to the Water (Bryan Duncan) -4:44 4. Hope for the Brokenhearted (Bryan Duncan, Larry Brown) -4:00 5. Holy Rollin' (Bryan Duncan) -3:31 6. Remember Me (Bryan Duncan, Larry Brown) -3:56 7. So Far, So Good (Bryan Duncan) -3:41 8. Your Everlasting Love (Bryan Duncan) -3:46 9. Givin' Up Givin' Up (Keith Ward) -4:12 Radio singles 1986 "Hope for the Brokenhearted" -#8 Christian CHR, -#8 Christian AC 1986 "Remember Me" -#9 Christian CHR 1987 "Your Everlasting Love" -#16 Christian CHR, -# 27 Christian AC Previous release: Have Yourself Committed (1985) Next release: Whistlin' In the Dark (1987)

Have Yourself Committed is the debut solo album by Christian singer - songwriter Bryan Duncan , released in 1985 on Light Records. The album is produced by Larry Brown. After the release of Sweet Comfort Band's final album Perfect Timing in 1984, Duncan began work on his solo debut album with Duncan handling the vocal arrangements along with Bob Carlisle , who at the time was the lead singer of the Christian rock band Allies and a friend of Duncan's and producer Brown. Duncan, Carlisle and Christian singer/songwriter/producer Tim Miner did backing vocals. Duncan's former Sweet Comfort Band member and current member of Allies Randy Thomas played electric guitar on a couple of tracks. The album's sound is a mix of pop and jazz with R&B touches of blue-eyed soul. The title song became Duncan's first solo number one song on the Christian CHR chart with "A Child's Love" and "Darkness is Falling" becoming Christian radio hits as well. Have Yourself Committed peaked at number 26 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart. Track listing All songs written by Bryan Duncan, except where noted. 1. Have Yourself Committed -3:29 2. Darkness is Falling -4:07 3. Maybe This Time (Bryan Duncan, Ben Mendoza) -2:58 4. A Child's Love -3:59 5. Come to Find Out -3:57 6. Livin' on the Bright Side -4:22 7. Sweep Me Away -2:59 8. Talk to Me Gently Again -4:19 9. Last Graduation -4:51 Radio singles 1985 "Have Yourself Committed" -#1 Christian CHR for 4 weeks 1985 "A Child's Love" -#11 Christian AC 1985 -1986 "Darkness is Falling" -#13 Christian CHR Next release: Holy Rollin' (1986) Watch the music video of "Darkness is Falling" here:

Very Best of DeGarmo & Key  is a 2006 compilation album of the Christian rock duo DeGarmo & Key , released by Sparrow Records. As part of Sparrow Records' Very Best of series of albums by former artists on the label, this 12-song collection features tracks from D&K's catalog on the ForeFront Records label. Track listing All tracks written by Eddie DeGarmo and Dana Key. 1. Out of the Danger Zone (from D&K ) -2:54 2. Every Moment (from Street Light ) -3:54 3. I'm Accepted (from The Pledge ) -3:57 4. Six, Six, Six (from Communication ) -3:50 5. Long Distance Runner (from Straight On ) -4:11 6. Casual Christian (from Commander Sozo and the Charge of the Light Brigade ) -4:07 7. Destined to Win (vocal duet with Jessy Dixon) (from Commander Sozo and the Charge of the Light Brigade ) -3:23 8. Competition (from Commander Sozo and the Charge of the Light Brigade ) -3:47 9. All the Losers Win (from Mission of Mercy ) -3:15 10. Boycott Hell (from The Pledge ) -3:22 11. If God Is For Us (Who Can Be Against Us) (from The Pledge ) -3:30 12. Rock Solid (from D&K ) -6:27 Personnel DeGarmo & Key: Dana Key -lead vocals, guitars Eddie DeGarmo -keyboards, Hammond B-3 organ, backing vocals, co-lead vocal on track 12 Tommy Cathey -bass guitar, vocals on tracks 1 -4, 6 -10 and 12 Greg Morrow -drums on tracks 1, 2, 4, 6 -9 and 12 Tony Pilcher -guitar, vocals on track 9 Steve Taylor -vocals, guitar on track 11 Chuck Reynolds -drums on tracks 3, 10 and 11 Ken Porter -bass guitar on track 5 Terry Moxley -drums on track 5 Production credits Eddie DeGarmo and Dana Key -producers (all tracks) John Hampton -co-producer (tracks 1, 2 and 12) Ron W. Griffin -co-producer (tracks 3, 10 and 11) Joe Hardy -co-producer (track 5) Previous release: Part of the Mystery  (1995) (Dana Key solo album)

Part of the Mystery is the second and final solo album by   DeGarmo & Key  musician - songwriter Dana Key. It was released on August 3, 1995 by Ardent Records. The album was produced by Key and John Hampton. It is Key's second solo album, his first in five years and his first post -D&K album since their breakup earlier in 1995. Part of the Mystery was released on the Ardent label, named after the studio that D&K recorded all of their albums. It was a record label that Key co-founded and co-owned. The album features the track and music video for "Dear Mr. Clapton," as a response song to Eric Clapton's 1992 Grammy Award winning hit "Tears in Heaven." Clapton's song is about the loss of his son Conor, who fell from the 53rd-floor window of a New York City apartment. Key, in a way, was telling him that he feels his pain and that his son is in a better place, knowing where there are no tears in heaven and that Jesus loves his little children more than we never know. Key also records a new version of "Mary," originally from D&K's 1979 album Straight On . After the release of Part of the Mystery , Key retired from performing and was focusing more behind the scenes as a songwriter, producer and running Ardent Records. Key also hosted a television show featuring new, younger Christian bands and was serving as a pastor at The Love of Christ Church in Cordova, Tennessee. Key died due to a ruptured blood clot on Sunday, June 6, 2010 at age 56, according to CCM Magazine 's website. Part of the Mystery 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 written by Dana Key, except where noted. 1. Part of the Mystery -3:10 2. By Divine Design -4:35 3. Invisible Kingdom -4:40 4. That's What Love is About -3:50 5. Dear Mr. Clapton -3:35 6. Rain On -3:25 7. Daniel -4:35 8. Liar, Lunatic or Lord -4:00 9. Prisoner of Chillon -3:40 10. Mary (Dana Key, Eddie DeGarmo) -2:50 Radio singles 1995 "Part of the Mystery" -#37 Christian AC 1995 -1996 "By Divine Design" -#15 Christian CHR, -# 28 Christian AC 1996 "Dear Mr. Clapton" -#25 Christian CHR, -#32 Christian AC Previous release: Greatest Hits Volume 1  (1994) (compilation album) Next release: Very Best of DeGarmo & Key  (2006) (compilation album) Listen to the album Part of the Mystery here: Watch the music video of "Dear Mr. Clapton" here:

Greatest Hits Volume 1  is a compilation album of the Christian rock duo DeGarmo & Key , released on October 16, 1994 by ForeFront Records and distributed by Star Song Communications. This collection features 14 of D&K's Christian rock tracks and also includes the "Acoustic Medley" of three classic songs: "Long Distance Runner," "Rock Solid" and "Six, Six, Six." It was originally released as a music video as "Classic Rock Medley" that was featured on the VHS collection of music videos titled Destined to Win/The Classic Rock Video Collection . It was a companion to the 1992 audio compilation album of the same name . NOTE: there was no Volume 2 to this collection when Volume 1 was first released. Track listing All tracks written by Eddie DeGarmo and Dana Key, except where noted. 1. Every Moment (from Street Light ) -3:54 2. Out of the Danger Zone (from D&K ) -2:52 3. Boycott Hell (from The Pledge ) -3:21 4. All the Losers Win (from Mission of Mercy ) -3:17 5. Jericho (from Straight On ) -4:35 6. Are You Ready? (Charles Allen, John Hill) (from Communication ) -3:21 7. Destined to Win (vocal duet with Jessy Dixon) (from Commander Sozo and the Charge of the Light Brigade ) -3:24 8. Acoustic Medley: Long Distance Runner/Rock Solid/Six, Six, Six (from the VHS Destined to Win/The Classic Rock Video Collection ) -4:31 9. Ultimate Ruler (from Go to the Top ) -4:59 10. Let's Get Upset (from The Pledge ) -4:32 11. Competition (from Commander Sozo and the Charge of the Light Brigade ) -3:48 12. I Believe (from Go to the Top ) -1:21 13. Emmanuel (Dana Key, Max Richardson) (from This Time Thru ) -3:05 14. Mary (from Straight On ) -3:06 15. If God Is For Us (Who Can Be Against Us) (from The Pledge ) -3:31 Personnel DeGarmo & Key: Dana Key -lead vocals, guitars (all tracks) Eddie DeGarmo -keyboards, Hammond B-3 organ, backing vocals, co-lead vocals on tracks 8 and 12 Tommy Cathey -bass guitar, backing vocals (tracks 1 -4, 6, 7, 9 -12 and 15) Chuck Reynolds -drums (tracks 3, 10 and 15) Greg Murrow -drums (tracks 1, 2, 4, 6, 7 and 11) Ken Porter -bass guitar (tracks 5 and 14) Terry Moxley -drums (tracks 5 and 14) Lewis Collins -saxophone (tracks 5 and 14) Roscoe Meek -rhythm guitar, lead guitar (track 9) Steve Taylor -vocals, guitar (track 10) Production credits DeGarmo & Key -producers (tracks 1, 2, 4 -8, 11 and 14) Ron W. Griffin - producer (tracks 3, 9, 10, 12 and 15) John Hampton -producer (tracks 1 and 2) Joe Hardy -producer (tracks 5 and 14) Ron Capone -producer (track 13) Previous release: To Extremes  (1994) Next release: Part of the Mystery  (1995) (Dana Key solo album)

To Extremes is the twelfth and final studio album by the Christian rock duo DeGarmo & Key . It was released on June 28, 1994 by ForeFront/Benson Records. D&K produced the album with John Hampton. To Extremes was released one full year after their previous album Heat. It Up. with a more rock emphasis. It has ZZ Top, Aerosmith and Bad Company influences on most of the tracks. Even though D&K covers The Rascals' 1968 hit "People Got to Be Free" (-#1 Billboard Hot 100, -#14 Billboard R&B), no songs have charted on either the Christian Rock or Christian CHR/AC charts. To Extremes is the duo's final chart appearance on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart, peaking at number 30. D&K earned their seventh and final Grammy nomination for Best Rock Gospel Album in 1995. That same year, DeGarmo & Key had announced their break up. Both men would focus more behind-the-scenes as executive producers and run their ForeFront label featuring their acts like DC Talk and Geoff Moore & The Distance. Due to publishing rights, "People Got to Be Free" was left out of the digital version of To Extremes , but you can listen to the track from YouTube posted below this article. Track listing All tracks written by Eddie DeGarmo and Dana Key, except where noted. 1. Stressed -3:45 2. People Got to Be Free (Felix Cavalierie, Eddie Brigati) -3:50 3. Hangin' By a Scarlet Thread -4:15 4. Rebel for God -4:30 5. Judgement Day -3:45 6. Hyper-Faith -2:55 7. To Extremes -4:05 8. Carry the Cross -4:15 9. Dangerous Place -3:45 10. Reclaim America -4:40 Personnel DeGarmo & Key: Dana Key -lead vocals, guitars Eddie DeGarmo -keyboard samples, duet vocals Tommy Cathey -bass guitar, backing vocals Greg Murrow -drums, percussion Jimi Jamison -backing vocals Previous release: Heat. It. Up.  (1993) Next release: Greatest Hits Volume 1  (1994) (compilation album) Listen to the track "People Got to Be Free" here:

Heat It Up (stylized as Heat. It. Up. ) is the eleventh studio album by the Christian rock duo DeGarmo & Key . It was released on May 14, 1993 by ForeFront/Benson Records. D&K produced the album with John Hampton. Heat. It. Up. continues the pop/rock sound from their previous releases, The Pledge and Go to the Top , with Christian Rock hits like the title song and "God Good/Devil Bad." Christian CHR and AC had hits like "Talk to Me" and "Soldiers of the Cross." The music video of "God Good/Devil Bad" features DC Talk member Kevin Max. It was the last music video D&K would make. Heat. It. Up. climbed up to number 10 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart. In 1994, D&K earned their sixth Grammy nomination for Best Rock Gospel Album. Track listing All tracks written by Eddie DeGarmo and Dana Key. 1. Voices (intro) -0:41 2. God Good/Devil Bad -4:32 3. Selective Amnesia -3:13 4. Never Look Back -4:06 5. Heat. It. Up. -3:18 6. It's My Business -4:29 7. Dare 2B Different -4:54 8. Talk to Me -4:31 9. Armed and Dangerous -4:28 10. I Used the J Word -3:57 11. Soldiers of the Cross -4:26 12. Divine Embrace -3:34 13. Fight Back -5:38 Personnel DeGarmo & Key: Dana Key -lead vocals, guitars Eddie DeGarmo -keyboards, Hammond B-3 organ, wurlitzer piano, duet vocals Tommy Cathey -bass guitar, backing vocals Greg Murrow -drums, percussion Jimi Jamison -backing vocals Radio singles 1993 "Talk to Me" -#5 Christian CHR, -# 6 Christian AC 1993 "Soldiers of the Cross" -#6 Christian CHR, -#33 Christian AC 1994 "Never Look Back" -#9 Christian CHR, -#31 Christian AC Previous release: Destined to Win/The Classic Rock Collection  (1992) (compilation album) Next release: To Extremes  (1994) Watch the music video of "God Good/Devil Bad" here:

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: