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Washer Whiter Than is the third studio album by the Christian rock band Petra . Released in 1979, amidst major line-up changes that saw all but one of the founding band members leave. It was the first album to be released on the newly formed Star Song Records label. Word Records would distribute this and future releases up until 1986. Washes Whiter Than is produced by George Atwell. The album features a more mellow style when compared to the band's two previous efforts. Part of the reason for this is that the group wanted to get away from the controversy surrounding the hard rock style of their earlier releases. The softer material on this record achieved greater airplay on Christian radio stations than had their previous albums, particularly on the song "Why Should the Father Bother?" giving them their first Top Ten hit on the Christian radio charts. The song "Yahweh Love" has a little bit of a disco style. This is also the first release to feature singer Greg X. Volz as an official band member. Musician Rob Frazier, who later went on to have a solo career, is also featured as lead vocalist in several of the songs, as well as playing most of the instrumentation together with founder Bob Hartman. NOTE: the album was reissued by Star Song Records on a 2-on-1 CD package together with 1981's Never Say Die . The songs "(Couldn't Find Love) Without You" and "Magic Words" were cut from this edition to save space, but on this one, you will hear the entire album with the YouTube link posted below. Track listing All songs are written by Bob Hartman, except where noted. 1. I'm Thankful -2:55 2. Why Should the Father Bother? -3:52 3. Morning Star (Rob Frazier) -4:53 4. Magic Mirror -3:37 5. Mary's Song (Rob Frazier) -4:03 6. Yahweh Love -5:43 7. (Couldn't Find Love) Without You (Rob Frazier) -4:15 8. Taste and See -3:29 9. Magic Words (Rob Frazier) -3:24 10. Deep Love -4:01 Personnel Petra: Bob Hartman -lead guitar, rhythm guitar, backing vocals, track arrangements Greg X. Volz -lead vocals (tracks 1, 4, 6 and 8), backing vocals Rob Frazier -lead vocals (tracks 1–3, 5–7, 9–10), backing vocals, keyboards, guitars, track arrangements Radio singles 1979 "Why Should the Father Bother?" -#3 Christian AC/CHR 1979 "Yahweh Love" -#20 Christian AC/CHR Previous release: Come and Join Us (1977) Next release: Never Say Die (1981) Listen to Washes Whiter Than here:

Come and Join Us is the second studio album by the Christian rock band Petra , released in 1977 on Word Records. The album is produced by Austin Roberts. Come and Join Us continues with a style similar to the one on their previous album, which is something between country and southern rock. However, the music is more rock-oriented, and the lyrics show more depth. Also - like their previous album - there is no lead singer per se. Instead, the lead vocals are handled by guitarists Bob Hartman and Greg Hough and some guest singers. One of the guest singers is future lead singer Greg X. Volz who was featured on two songs. This album would be the final album Petra would record on Word's Myrrh label and Word Records overall. The band would return to the label more than ten years later. Come and Join Us also features the first recording cover of "God Gave Rock and Roll to You" as originally performed by the English rock band Argent with additional lyrics not found on the Argent recording in 1971. Petra would cover the song again on their 1985 album Beat the System . Track listing on the CD and digital recording All songs are written by Bob Hartman, except where noted. 1. God Gave Rock and Roll to You (Russ Ballard) -5:36 2. Ask Him In -3:32 3. Sally (Greg Hough) -4:27 4. Without You I Would Surely Die (Greg Hough) -4:28 5. Come and Join Us -4:40 6. Where Can I Go -3:52 7. Holy Ghost Power -2:28 8. Woman Don't You Know (Bob Hartman, Greg Hough) -3:41 9. God Gave Rock and Roll to You (reprise) -2:52 Personnel Petra: Bob Hartman -guitar, vocals Greg Hough -guitar, vocals John DeGroff -bass guitar Bill Glover -drums, percussion Greg X. Volz -lead vocals (tracks 1 and 8) Previous release: Petra (1974) Next release: Washes Whiter Than (1979)

Petra is the first studio album by the band of the same name , released in 1974 on Word Records' Myrrh label. The album is produced by Billy Ray Hearn. The style of the album is southern rock and country rock, influenced by mainstream rock bands like Lynyrd Skynyrd, Eagles and The Doobie Brothers, which was the band's trademark during its first years. The band's debut is more raw than later Petra albums, lacking the refined production values of future releases. It was recorded on a limited budget of $1,000 during the span of two weeks. Nevertheless, this first record displays remarkable guitar technique with many dual guitar solos reminiscent of the Allman Brothers, Wishbone Ash, Thin Lizzy and other bands from the period who employed harmony leads. Unlike later Petra albums, lead vocal duties are shared by guitarists Bob Hartman and Greg Hough. Track listing All songs are written by Bob Hartman, except where noted. 1. Walkin' in the Light -3:16 2. Mountains and Valleys -2:48 3. Lucas McGraw -3:24 4. Wake Up (Greg Hough) -3:40 5. Backslidin' Blues -4:30 6. Get Back to the Bible -2:21 7. Gonna Fly Away -4:55 8. I'm Not Ashamed (Bob Hartman, Greg Hough) -3:02 9. Storm Comin' -4:31 10. Parting Thought -1:32 Personnel Petra: Bob Hartman -guitar, banjo, vocals Greg Hough -guitar, mandolin, vocals John DeGroff -bass guitar Bill Glover -drums, percussion Next release: Come and Join Us (1977)

Beyond Belief is the twelfth studio album by the Christian rock band Petra , released on June 20, 1990 by DaySpring/Word Records. Produced by John and Dino Elefante. In this album, the band continues to polish their hard rock/arena rock sound the band had been working on in their previous albums, This Means War! , On Fire! and their worship album Petra Praise . As of late 2011, this is the band's most successful album both critically and commercially, and it is considered by most to be the peak of their discography. Beyond Belief is listed at number 71 by CCM Magazine in their 2001 book The 100 Greatest Albums in Christian Music . In 1991, Petra won accolades starting with this album winning their first Grammy Award for Best Rock/Contemporary Gospel Album after five previous nominations and won Dove Awards for Group of the Year, Rock Album of the Year and the title song winning Rock Recorded Song of the Year. The album cover won a Dove Award for Best Recorded Music Packaging given to Mark Tucker and Buddy Jackson. Beyond Belief topped the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart and in 1995, the album was certified Gold by the RIAA (Recording Industry Association of America) for sales of 500,000 copies. Prior to the release of the album, Petra released a short film also called Beyond Belief . The film is produced and directed by Stephen Yake and written by Yake, Tom Newman, Andrea Jobe, and Jeff Bates. Six music video were made: "Creed," "Armed and Dangerous," "Love," "Beyond Belief," Seen and Not Heard" and "I Am On The Rock." The film follows Chad Warren, a young senior in high school, who must face the illness of his brother, David during the summer. While David is diagnosed with cancer, Chad must compete in a huge track and field competition to get a scholarship at Angelo State. David also insists on Chad mending his relationship with their father, who recently walked out on their family. The short film was nominated for a Dove Award for Long Form Music Video. Track listing All songs are written by Bob Hartman, except where noted. 1. Armed and Dangerous -4:07 2. I Am On The Rock (Bob Hartman, John Elefante) -4:38 3. Creed -4:37 4. Beyond Belief -5:07 5. Love -4:11 6. Underground (Bob Hartman, John Elefante) -4:34 7. Seen and Not Heard -3:55 8. Last Daze -5:05 9. What's in a Name -3:35 10. Prayer -4:16 Personnel Petra: Bob Hartman -lead guitar, arrangements John Schlitt -lead vocals, backing vocals Ronny Cates -bass guitar John Lawry -keyboards Louie Weaver -drums RIAA certifications Gold certified in 1995. Accolades Grammy Award -Best Rock/Contemporary Gospel Album ( Beyond Belief ) Dove Award -Group of the Year Rock Album of the Year ( Beyond Belief ) Rock Recorded Song of the Year ("Beyond Belief") Radio singles 1990 "Prayer" -#1 Christian CHR for 2 weeks, #1 Christian AC for 2 weeks 1990 -1991 "Love" -#3 Christian CHR, #1 Christian AC for 6 weeks 1991 "Beyond Belief" -#6 Christian CHR, #3 Christian AC Previous release: War & Remembrance (1990) (2-CD compilation album) Next release: Unseen Power (1991) Watch the Petra long form video Beyond Belief here:

Cindy Lavonne Morgan (born June 4, 1968) is an American contemporary Christian music singer, songwriter, producer and pianist. Morgan grew up in Harrigate, Tennessee, and worked in shows at the Dollywood Theme Park before catching her break in Christian music. As a session singer in Knoxville, TN, she also contributed vocals to projects by Steve Camp , Point of Grace , Michael Bolton and Carman among others. Then after signing with Word Records, Morgan released one of the most successful debut albums in the history of contemporary Christian music. Morgan released her debut album Real Life in 1992. It produced three number one songs, mainly on the Christian CHR chart. In 1993, Morgan was named New Artist of the Year at the Dove Awards and then later released her second album A Reason to Live . That album produced three more number ones on the Christian CHR chart. The ballad "I Will Be Free" won Short Form Music Video of the Year at the 1995 Dove Awards and was named as one of the 100 Greatest Songs in Christian Music . Morgan released her third album Under the Waterfall in 1995, going towards a more adult contemporary sound. Listen was released a year later. It was a critically acclaimed album and CCM Magazine named it as one of the 100 Greatest Albums in Christian Music . Morgan released her fifth album The Loving Kind in 1998. Released as a concept album, it chronicles the eight days surrounding the crucifixtion of Jesus Christ. The album earned her a Dove Award nomination for Songwriter of the Year. A "best of" album, The Best So Far , came out in 1999. Morgan's final Word album, Elementary , was released in 2001. Morgan continued to release albums throughout the 2000s and 2010s and is more involved behind the scenes as a songwriter and producer. Morgan is also one half of the duo St. Lola in the Fields with musician Jeremy Bose and released one album High Atop the Houses and the Towns  in 2010. Morgan is currently married to attorney Jonathan Richardson since 2022 and has two daughters from Morgan's first husband, Canadian author Sigmund Brouwer. Morgan alternates between residences in Nashville, TN and Raleigh, North Carolina. More information on Cindy Morgan at Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cindy_Morgan_(singer) Discography Real Life (1992) A Reason to Live (1993) Under the Waterfall (1995) Listen (1996) The Loving Kind (1998) The Best So Far (2000) (compilation album) Elementary (2001) Postcards (2006) The Definitive Collection (2007) (Word Records compilation album) Beautiful Bird (2008) Hymns: Some Glad Morning (2010) High Atop the Houses and the Towns (2010) (with St. Lola in the Fields) Bows & Arrows (2015) Autumn & Eve: Old Testiment, Volume 1 (EP) (2019) Operation Song: Friday Sessions (EP) (2020) The Sounds of Jubilee (2023)

Leon Norman Patillo (born January 1, 1947) is an American contemporary Christian singer, keyboardist, and evangelist. from Wikipedia: Patillo's first musical endeavor was with the group Creation, later called Leon's Creation. Formed in the late 1960s, Creation was a funk group similar in style and composition to Sly & the Family Stone; they were signed to Atlantic Records. Aside from Creation, Patillo worked at times with Funkadelic and Martha & the Vandellas. In 1974, Patillo joined Santana, in time to record the album Borboletta . He left in 1975, but returned in late 1976 and recorded the Festival album. Afterwards, he launched a solo career on Maranatha Music! then transitioned to Myrrh/ Word Records. He released a string of successful albums on the CCM market in the 1980s, and had his own television show on TBN called Leon and Friends . Patillo founded his own record label, Positive Pop, in the 1990s, and his most recent releases have been on this imprint. For years, Patillo pastored the Rock House Church on the historic Queen Mary in Long Beach, California. He retired from the ministry in late 2009 in favor of traveling and leading seminars across the country. More information on Leon Patillo at Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leon_Patillo Discography with Leon's Creation: This Is the Beginning (1970) Creation (1974) with Santana: Borboletta (1974) Festivál (1976) solo albums: Dance Children Dance (1979) Don't Give In (1981) I'll Never Stop Lovin' You (1982) Live Experience (1983) The Sky's the Limit (1984) Love Around the World (1985) A Funny Thing Happened...Classic Comedy and Liveable Lessons (1986) Cornerstone: Leon Patillo's Best (1987) (compilation album) Brand New (1987) On the Way Up (1989) Christmas with Leon Patillo (1992) Church is On the Move (1993) Souly For Him (1994) The Classics (1996) I Can (1999) Breathe On Me (1999) Live Experience 2 (2005) The Definitive Collection (2007) (Word Records compilation album)

Charles William Ashworth (born August 10, 1956), known professionally as Charlie Peacock , is an American singer, songwriter, pianist, record producer, and author. Peacock was born in Yuba City, California , and his father was a trumpeter and educator. As a youth he was inspired by the music of American jazz musician John Coltrane . After leaving California State University, Sacramento in 1976, Peacock began playing jazz piano in the band, The Runners. He met author Frank Kofsky at California State University and through him met various jazz artists such as Andrew Hill . In 1978, songwriter Stephen Holsapple recorded Peacock's vocal compositions and they began writing songs together. He began performing at Maurice's American Bar and his song "So Attractive" was placed with a music publisher. Vocalist and songwriter Sal Valentino asked Peacock to join his band and gave Peacock's music to his industry friends. In 1980 A&M Records signed Peacock for a demo recording with producer David Kahne . Peacock formed The Charlie Peacock Group with Erik Kleven (bass), Jim Caselli (drums), Darius Babazadeh (tenor saxophone) and guitarist, Mark Herzig . He also recorded with David Kahne at the Automatt and at Moon Studios with Stephen Holsapple during this period and those recordings became the album Last Vestiges of Honor , released in 1998. Peacock contracted with a production imprint company called Exit Records in early 1983. That year, he performed as a keyboardist and vocalist for Vector in the band's 1983 release Mannequin Virtue. From 1990 to 1999, Peacock produced over fifty albums in the Christian and gospel music genre and founded the record company re:think ( EMI /Sparrow) and signed the artists Sarah Masen and Switchfoot . Amy Grant 's 1991 single " Every Heartbeat " was co-written by Peacock, Grant and Wayne Kirkpatrick. He has co-written and produced songs and albums in the CCM market for artists like Geoff Moore , Margaret Becker , Out of the Grey and himself. Three of his solo albums have made the list of CCM Magazine 's 100 Greatest Albums in Christian Music : Lie Down in the Grass , The Secret of Time and Love Life . On March 9, 2004, Peacock released Full Circle: A Celebration of Songs and Friends commemorating his 20-year anniversary as a solo recording artist. In 2005 Peacock released his first commercial jazz/improvisational music CD, Love Press Ex-Curio , short for Loves Pressure Exhibits Curiosity. According to jazz critics, "while Peacock has consistently pushed the boundaries of pop and gospel music by adding elements of alternative rock, dance music and jazz, he has never before delved into jazz as unabashedly and wholeheartedly as he does on Love Press Ex-Curio ." Peacock is married to his wife Andi and they have a son, Sam Ashworth, who like his father, is making a name for himself in the music business as an artist, songwriter and producer. Ashworth is married to his collaborator and recording artist Ruby Amanfu and has three children. More information on Charlie Peacock at Wikipedia: https://en/wikipedia.org/wiki/Charlie_Peacock Discography Lie Down in the Grass (1984) Charlie Peacock (1986) West Coast Diaries, Vol. 1 (1987) West Coast Diaries, Vol. 2 (1988) West Coast Diaires, Vol. 3 (1989) The Secret of Time (1990) Love Life (1991) Everything That's On My Mind (1994) strangelanguage  (1996) ...In The Light: The Very Best of Charlie Peacock (1996) (compilation album) Kingdom Come  (1999) Last Vestiges of Honor (1999) Full Circle: A Celebration of Songs and Friends (2004) Love Press Ex-Curio (2005) Arc of the Circle (2008) No Man's Land (2012) Lemonade (2014) When Light Flashes Help Is on the Way (2018) Lil' Willie (2019) She Sang for Me, Vol. 1 (with Les Chanteuses) (2019) Skin and Wind (2021) Every Kind of Uh-oh (2024) Big Hope, Big Love (2024)

...In the Light: The Very Best of Charlie Peacock is a compilation album by singer - songwriter Charlie Peacock , released on November 1, 1996 by re:think/Sparrow Records. It is a collection of Peacock's best known songs from his first five albums from both Exit and Sparrow labels, plus his contribution to the cover of Keith Green 's "I Can't Believe It" from No Compromise , some songs from the West Coast Diaries and a video remix version of "Message Boy" from his 1986 self-titled album that was previously unreleased. Track listing All songs are written by Charlie Peacock, except where noted. 1. In the Light (from Love Life ) -3:43 2. One Man Gets Around (from Everything That's On My Mind ) -4:16 3. Almost Threw It All Away (from The Secret of Time ) -6:12 4. Counting the Cost (from Charlie Peacock ) -4:16 5. The Way of Love (Charlie Peacock, Bob Smith) (from West Coast Diaries, Vol. 2 ) -4:08 6. Monkeys at the Zoo (from Everything That's On My Mind ) -4:34 7. Dear Friend (from The Secret of Time ) -4:34 8. Down in the Lowlands (from Charlie Peacock ) -5:03 9. Big Man's Hat (from The Secret of Time ) -5:16 10. Lie Down in the Grass (from Lie Down in the Grass ) -3:32 11. Experience (from The Secret of Time ) -5:28 12. Personal Revolution (from Love Life ) -5:13 13. My Mind Played a Trick on Me (from West Coast Diaries, Vol. 1 ) -4:42 14. I Can't Believe It (Keith Green, Melody Green) (from No Compromise: Remembering the Music of Keith Green ) -3:58 15. Message Boy (video remix) (previously unreleased from Charlie Peacock ) -3:41 16. One Thing (from The Secret of Time ) -4:23 17. No Place Closer to Heaven (from West Coast Diaries, Vol. 2 ) -2:58 Production credits Brown Bannister -producer (tracks 3, 7, 9, 11 and 16) Charlie Peacock -producer (tracks 1, 2, 5, 6, 10, 12 -15 and 17) Nigel Gray -producer (tracks 4 and 8) Rick Will -co-producer (tracks 1 and 12) Brent Bourgeois -co-producer (track 15) Previous release: strangelanguage (1996) Next release: Kingdom Come  (1999)

Strange Language (stylized as strangelanguage ) is the sixth studio album by singer - songwriter Charlie Peacock . It was released on June 28, 1996 on his own record label re:think and distributed by Sparrow Records. strangelanguage adds elements of modern, alternative rock, dance music, and jazz to his bedrock pop sound. The track "Insult Like the Truth" is a remarkably creative song, built on a riff that is almost like one of Led Zeppelin's Middle Eastern numbers. The song "Rocket," in which Peacock describes his ambiguous feelings while watching a friend experience the crash and burn consequences of the life he had been living. Sarah Masen (one of Peacock's new artists signed to re:think) provides backing vocals on this track. The song "Lady Soul" is Peacock's tribute to R&B soul legend Aretha Franklin. Peacock produced and mixed the album himself and he co-wrote six songs with songwriter Douglas Kaine McKelvey. In 1997, Peacock won his third consecutive Dove Award for Producer of the Year. Track listing All songs are written by Charlie Peacock, except where noted. 1. strangelanguage -5:21 2. That's the Point -4:44 3. Insult Like the Truth (Charlie Peacock, Douglas Kaine McKelvey) -4:24 4. Sneakin' Up on Me -3:53 5. Rocket -5:24 6. The Harvest Is the End of the World (Charlie Peacock, Douglas Kaine McKelvey) -5:57 7. Lady Soul (Aretha in the A.M.) -3:57 8. Struck Blind (Charlie Peacock, Douglas Kaine McKelvey) -5:12 9. Tumble Down (Charlie Peacock, Douglas Kaine McKelvey) -4:10 10. Liquid Days (Charlie Peacock, Douglas Kaine McKelvey) -4:20 11. strangelanguage (reprise) -0:59 Accolades Dove Award -Producer of the Year Radio singles 1996 "That's the Point" -#4 Christian CHR, #24 Christian AC 1996 "Insult Like the Truth" -#13 Christian CHR 1997 "Sneakin' Up on Me" -#5 Christian CHR, #30 Christian AC Previous release: Everything That's On My Mind (1994) Next release: ...In The Light: The Very Best of Charlie Peacock  (1996) (compilation album)

Everything That's On My Mind is the fifth studio album by singer - songwriter Charlie Peacock , released in late 1994 on Sparrow Records. Peacock has written and produced the album himself. After the release of Love Life , Peacock took a couple of years off focusing on producing and writing for other artists like his label mates Margaret Becker and Out of the Grey , his participation on the Keith Green tribute album No Compromise singing "I Can't Believe It," which became a Christian CHR hit and produced the Coram Deo worship albums. Around 1992, his father Bill Ashworth passed away so Peacock dedicated the album to him, particularly on the track "My Father's Crown." In 1994, Peacock returned to the studio writing and producing Everything That's On My Mind . The album is more rock-oriented and takes a step back from the too-slick sound he has adopted since leaving Sacramento, California. The lead single "One Man Gets Around" is about the amazement of the fact that people all over the world know Jesus. It topped The CCM Update 's Christian CHR chart for two weeks and went Top 5 on the Christian AC chart. "Inside Out, Upside Down" is a rocking testimony to human ignorance and features backing vocals from Brent Bourgeios and Steve Taylor . Out of the Grey also got involved on the album with Scott Denté playing acoustic guitar on the tracks "Aim a Little Higher" and "Dear Exception" and his wife Christine Denté providing backing vocals on the track "William & Maggie." Everything That's On My Mind peaked at number 14 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart in February 1995. In 1996, Peacock was the first artist to win in the new category Modern Rock/Alternative Recorded Song of the Year for the track "Monkey's at the Zoo" and winning Producer of the Year at the 27th GMA Dove Awards. On the CD version, after the end of the last track "Dear Exception," there is five minutes of silence and then after the five minutes there is a near 17-minute interview with Peacock. On the digital version, the interview starts immediately after "Dear Exception." Track listing on the digital album All songs are written by Charlie Peacock, except where noted. 1. One Man Gets Around -4:16 2. Inside Out, Upside Down -4:30 3. Climb a Tree -4:34 4. Everything That's On My Mind (Charlie Peacock, Douglas Kaine McKelvey) -4:35 5. My Father's Crown -3:27 6. Aim a Little Higher (Charlie Peacock, Randy Vanwarmer) -4:04 7. William & Maggie (Charlie Peacock, Douglas Kaine McKelvey) -5:17 8. Monkeys at the Zoo -4:33 9. Slippery Pearls (Charlie Peacock, Douglas Kaine McKelvey) -4:07 10. Dear Exception (Charlie Peacock, Douglas Kaine McKelvey) -4:05 BONUS TRACK 11. Interview with Charlie Peacock (produced by Nick Barré) -16:48 Accolades Dove Award -Producer of the Year Modern Rock/Alternative Recorded Song of the Year ("Monkeys at the Zoo") Radio singles 1995 "One Man Gets Around" -#1 Christian CHR for 2 weeks, #5 Christian AC 1995 "Slippery Pearls" -#2 Christian CHR, #33 Christian AC 1995 "Inside Out, Upside Down" -#5 Christian CHR Previous release: Love Life (1991) Next release: strangelangua ge  (1996)

Love Life is the fourth studio album by singer - songwriter Charlie Peacock , released on October 24, 1991 by Sparrow Records. Peacock wrote the entire album and co-produced it with Rick Will. After the release of The Secret of Time , Peacock experienced his first real taste of mainstream success as a co-writer on Amy Grant 's #2 Billboard Hot 100 hit "Every Heartbeat" from her best-seller Heart in Motion that summer while recording Love Life . The album spoke candidly-but tastefully-about relationships, primarily those between husbands and wives. From the cautionary "Another Woman in Tears" to the steamy "Kiss Me Like a Woman," Peacock spoke truth in a way listeners had rarely heard on Christian radio. Some Christian bookstores refused to carry the album due to those songs' nature and subject matter. The first single "In the Light" became a Christian CHR smash topping that chart for 8 weeks and was a Top 20 hit on the Christian AC chart. Christian rap/rock trio DC Talk covered the song on their 1995 big seller Jesus Freak , even Peacock providing guest vocals at the end of the song, taking it to number one on the Christian CHR chart a second time. (A Christian hit radio first). "In the Light" was named as one of the 100 Greatest Songs in Christian Music by CCM Magazine in 2006 ranking it at number 71. Peacock dedicated Love Life to his wife Andi Ashworth writing on the liner notes: " You've been a patient teacher regarding the ways of a woman, the path of honesty and the things of the heart. Thank you again and again." The album peaked at number 23 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart and was named as one of the 100 Greatest Albums in Christian Music in 2001, ranking it at number 15, eleven spots higher than his 1990 album The Secret of Time on this list. Track listing All songs were written by Charlie Peacock. 1. After Lovin' You -4:52 2. What's It Like in Your World? -4:12 3. Forgiveness -4:56 4. Personal Revolution -5:12 5. Another Woman in Tears -7:46 6. In the Light -3:45 7. There Was Love -3:17 8. I Would Go Crazy -4:03 9. Kiss Me Like a Woman -3:31 10. When I Stand With You -5:15 Radio singles 1991 -1992 "In the Light" -#1 Christian CHR for 8 weeks, #12 Christian AC 1992 "Personal Revolution" -#4 Christian CHR, #29 Christian AC 1992 "What's It Like in Your World?" -#4 Christian CHR 1992 "There Was Love" -#35 Christian AC 1992 "I Would Go Crazy" -#20 Christian CHR Previous release: The Secret of Time (1990) Next release: Everything That's On My Min d (1994)

West Coast Diaries, Vol. 3  is a compilation series album by singer -songwriter Charlie Peacock . Released independently, this is the third and final set of a three-volume series of early recordings, demos and live cuts. Vol. 3 features musicians from the Charile Peacock Group and some friends of Peacock's including musicians Brent Bourgeois, Jimmy Abegg, Mike Roe, Aaron Smith and Vince Ebo among others. The recordings were made between the years 1986 and 1988. The group performs a cover of Simon & Garfunkel's 1968 hit "Mrs. Robinson" (#1 Billboard Hot 100, #4 Billboard AC). Sparrow Records reissued the West Coast Diaries  albums on CD in 1990. In 1992, all three volumes were made into a 3-CD boxed set featuring a 32 page booklet of memoirs and photographs enclosed. Track listing All songs were written by Charlie Peacock, except where noted. 1. Mrs. Robinson (Paul Simon) -4:18 2. There for You -3:30 3. When Love Was Spoken -3:51 4. Already I'm Falling -3:38 5. Riding into Wonderland -3:15 6. Suddenly -2:28 7. Heard It Another Way -3:02 8. Sun Come Up -4:14 9. Finishing Mood -3:12 10. Yellow is a Happy Color -2:30 11. Music I Like to Write That Nobody Ever Gets to Hear -3:16 Previous release: West Coast Diaries, Vol. 2 (1988) Next release: The Secret of Time (1990)