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Randall Evan Stonehill (born March 12, 1952 in Stockton, California) is an American singer and songwriter, best known as one of the pioneers of contemporary Christian music. His music is primarily folk rock in the style of James Taylor, but some of his music has focused on new wave, pop, roots rock, pop rock and children's music. Born in Stockton, California, to parents, Leonard N. Stonehill and his wife, Pauline Correia, Stonehill also has an older brother named Jeffrey Dean Stonehill. After graduating from Leigh High School in San Jose, California, Stonehill moved to Los Angeles where he stayed with Christian rock singer Larry Norman, himself a pioneer in Christian music. In 1970, Stonehill performed the lead role in Jimmy Owens' first Christian musical Show Me . He released his debut album Born Twice in 1971. Stonehill appeared in the motion picture Beware! The Blob a year later, along with Norman. Stonehill made a cameo appearance in the 1973 Christian film Time to Run , performing his song "I Love You." It was produced and distributed by the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association. That same year, Stonehill released his second album Get Me Out of Hollywood in London. The album remained unreleased until 1999. In 1976, Stonehill released his third album Welcome to Paradise . Considered as a masterpiece, the album was named as one of the 100 greatest albums in Christian music by CCM Magazine in 2001. Stonehill co-wrote the classic "Your Love Broke Through," first recorded by CCM musician Phil Keaggy in 1976 and a year later by Keith Green on his debut album For Him Who Has Ears to Hear . The Sky is Falling was released in 1980, and then starting in 1981, Stonehill began his decade recording career on Word Records with Between the Glory and the Flame . His 1983 album Equator featured the very popular Christian radio hit " Shut De Dó." Stonehill's next album Celebrate This Heartbeat was released in 1984. The track "Who Will Save the Children" featured a vocal duet Keaggy. His next album Love Beyond Reason (1985) featured the lead single "I Could Never Say Goodbye" with Amy Grant , where it became a Christian radio hit and was a Grammy nominee for Best Gospel Performance by a Duo or Group. Stonehill also released Love Beyond Reason -The Video Album that same year. Stonehill teamed up with musician Dave Perkins on two albums. The first, The Wild Frontier (1986), is a return to rock music with some authenticity and rawness. The title song was a big hit on Christian Rock radio. The second, Can't Buy a Miracle (1988), is a continuation of The Wild Frontier , with more rock and even some country. The track "Coming Back Soon" was another Christian radio hit. That same year Stonehill and Keaggy formed The Keaggy/Stonehill Band with other musicians performing in concerts and in the studio. In 1989, Stonehill released Return to Paradise , a reference to his 1976 album Welcome to Paradise . The 1990s saw Stonehill return to his folk rock roots with his albums, Until We Have Wings , Wonderama , The Lazarus Heart and Thirst . In 2001, Stonehill recorded a children's album Uncle Stonehill's Hat . After 50 years of musical ministry, Stonehill is one of the few Jesus Music-era musicians who continues to record and tour regularly. More information on Randy Stonehill at Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Randy_Stonehill Discography Born Twice (1971) Get Me Out of Hollywood (1973) Welcome to Paradise (1976) The Sky is Falling (1980) Between the Glory and the Flame (1981) Equator (1983) Celebrate This Heartbeat (1984) Stonehill (EP) (1985) (U.K. release) Love Beyond Reason (1985) The Wild Frontier (1986) Can't Buy a Miracle (1988) Return to Paradise (1989) Until We Have Wings (1990) Wonderama (1992) Stories (1993) (compilation album) The Lazarus Heart (1994) Our ReCollections (1996) (compilation album) Thirst (1998) Uncle Stonehill's Hat (2001) (children's album) Edge of the World (2002) Decade (2003) (Solid Rock Records compilation album) Live at Greenbelt (2005) Touchstone (2006) The Definitive Collection (2007) (Word Records compilation album) Paradise Sky: Official Soundtrack to the movie Fallen Angel (2008) Spirit Walk (2011) Lost Art of Listening (2020) Collaboration albums/projects Where the Woodbine Twineth: The Cottage Tapes - Book One (2000) (early compilation album with Larry Norman) And the Rampion Runs Wild: The Cottage Tapes - Book Two (2004) (early compilation recordings with Larry Norman) Together Live!  (2005) (with Phil Keaggy) Mystery Highway  (2009) (with Phil Keaggy) Songs for Israel (2010) (live album with Phil Keaggy, Bob Bennett and Buck Storm) Breath of God (EP) (2012) (with Buck Storm) Breath of God II (2015) (with Buck Storm)

Written On the Wind is the third solo album by Christian singer - songwriter Chuck Girard . It was originally released on November 1977 by Good News/Word Records. Girard wrote and produced the album himself. Girard was planning this album as a departure from his two previous solo albums and even his albums with Love Song, with the emphasis of a singer, songwriter and storyteller. With only nine tracks on Written On the Wind , Girard wanted to create an album which reflected his message in a more artistic way. Girard had been writing some songs which had taken a look at some important events in the Bible, and reflected on them from an outside perspective: the agony and ecstasy it must have been to be the mother of Jesus, the Crucifixion and Resurrection of the Lord, and the future as reported in the book of Revelation. Highlights of songs from the album include "Spirit Wind," "Mary's Song," Thank You Lord" and "Peace in the Valley." Girard wrote all nine songs on Written On the Wind , with the final track,"The Warrior," was composed with fellow singer and songwriter Terry Clark. In 2010, Written On the Wind  was reissued digitally on Girard's own label Seven Thunders Records. Track listing All songs are written by Chuck Girard, except where noted. 1. Spirit Wind -3:40 2. Mary's Song -3:54 3. Thank You Lord -3:32 4. Plain Ol' Joe -4:54 5. Harvest Time -3:53 6. Fool for Jesus -2:43 7. Hear the Angels Sing -3:27 8. Peace in the Valley -4:25 9. The Warrior (music composed by Chuck Girard and Terry Clark) -7:25 Previous release: Glow In the Dark  (1976) Next release: Take It Easy  (1979)

Beyond All the Limits is the thirteenth studio album by Christian gospel singer Larnelle Harris , released in 1994 on Benson Records. Beyond All the Limits has more of an adult contemporary sound with some inspirational anthems, contemporary gospel and Harris even covers the sacred hymn "All Hail the Power of Jesus' Name." The song "The Other Woman" is dedicated to his now-grown daughter. A music video was made for the further single "Childlike Faith." Beyond All the Limits peaked at number 16 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart. In 1995, Harris was nominated for a Grammy for Best Pop/Contemporary Gospel Album and was nominated for two Dove Awards for Male Vocalist of the Year and Inspirational Album of the Year. The album is produced by the team of Bill Cuomo and Robert White Johnson, Joe Hogue and Michael J. Powell. Track listing 1. Beyond All the Limits (Larnelle Harris, Bill Cuomo, Robert White Johnson) -4:27 2. Childlike Faith (Joe Beck, Bo Cooper, Brian White) -4:21 3. You Can't Put Out the Fire (Larnelle Harris, Bill Cuomo, Robert White Johnson) -5:10 4. To God Be the Glory (Larnelle Harris, Michael J. Powell, Earl J. White) -4:28 5. I'll Help You Cry (Larnelle Harris) -4:58 6. Beyond What I Can See (Larnelle Harris, Mak Kaylor, Darryl Williams) -4:09 7. More Grace (Larnelle Harris) -4:03 8. The Lord is My Banner and Shield (Larnelle Harris) -3:06 9. The Other Woman (Larnelle Harris) -4:49 10. All Hail the Power of Jesus' Name (traditional) -3:30 Production credits Bill Cuomo and Robert White Johnson -producers (tracks 1, 3, 7, 8 and 10) Joe Hogue -producer (tracks 2, 5 and 6) Michael J. Powell -producer (tracks 4 and 9) Radio singles 1994 "Beyond All the Limits" -#1 Christian AC 1994 "You Can't Put Out the Fire" -#5 Christian AC 1994 "Childlike Faith" -#5 Christian AC Previous release: I Choose Joy (1992) Next release: Unbelievable Love (1995) Watch the music video of "Childlike Faith" here:

The Imperials are an American Christian music vocal group that has been active for 60 years. Originating as a southern gospel quartet, the innovative group would become pioneers of contemporary Christian music in the 1960s. There have been many changes for the band in membership and musical styles over the years. They would go on to win four Grammy Awards, 15 Dove Awards and be inducted into the Gospel Music Hall of Fame. Their most successful period was in 1977 when Russ Taff joined the group the previous year and released albums Sail On , One More Song for You and Priority and would win Grammy and Dove Awards during that period between 1978 and 1982. Taff would leave the group in 1981 to begin his solo career and was replaced by Paul Smith . Stand by the Power with Smith in the lead spot was released and was even more successful. Smith stayed on for two more albums and released his final album with the Imperials Let the Wind Blow in 1985. Smith and long-time member Jim Murray would both leave the group after the release of Let the Wind Blow . Ron Hemby and Jimmie Lee Sloas were brought in to replace Smith and Murray for their albums This Year's Model and Free the Fire . Sloas left the group in 1989 to focus more behind the scenes on producing and songwriting and David Robertson replaced Sloas on their 1990 album Love's Still Changing Hearts . After that album, Robertson and Hemby left the group. Armond Morales (the group's founder and bass singer) brought in his sister Pam Morales, along with Jonathan Pierce for two more albums Big God and Stir It Up . Pam Morales at that time was the first and only female vocalist of the group. The Imperials have had number one songs in the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s. As of 2024, the new Imperials line-up consists of Smith, Hemby, Rick Evans and Rod Fletcher and have recently released an EP entitled Blessed . More information on The Imperials at Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Imperials Discography Introducing the Illustrious Imperials (1964) Fireside Hymns (1964) Talent Times Five (1964) Jake Hess and the Imperials (1964) Blends and Rhythms (1964) Slaughter Writes – Imperials Sing (1965) The Happy Sounds of Jake Hess and the Imperials (1965) Slightly Regal (1965) He Was a Preachin' Man (1965) The Imperials Sing Their Favorite Hymns (1966) Inspirational Classics (1966) To Sing is the Thing (1967) The Imperials...Now! (1968) New Dimensions (1968) Love is the Thing (1969) Time to Get It Together (1970) Gospel's Alive and Well (1970) Imperials (1972) Imperials Live (1973) Follow the Man with the Music (1974) No Shortage (1975) Just Because (1976) Sail On (1977) Imperials Live (1978) Heed the Call (1979) One More Song for You (1979) Christmas with The Imperials (1980) Priority (1980) The Very Best of The Imperials (1981) (compilation album) Stand By the Power (1982) Side by Side (1983) The Imperials Sing the Classics (1984) Let the Wind Blow (1985) This Year's Model (1987) Free the Fire (1988) Love's Still Changing Hearts (1990) Big God (1991) Stir It Up (1992) Treasures (1994) (Star Song Records compilation album) 'Til He Comes (1995) Legacy (1977 -1988) (1996) ( compilation album) It's Still the Cross (1997) Gospel Music Hall of Fame (1998) (compilation album) Songs of Christmas (1998) I Was Made For This (2002) The Imperials (2006) The Lost Album (2006) (previously unreleased album) Back to the Roots (2007) The Definitive Collection (2007) (compilation album) Live from Charlotte, NC - 1964 (2008) (CD only release) Standing Strong (2008) Still Standing (2010) The Ultimate Collection (2014) (Word Records compilation) Blessed (EP) (2024)

Glow In the Dark is the second solo album by Christian singer - songwriter Chuck Girard . It was originally released in 1976 by Good News/Word Records. Girard wrote and produced the album himself. According to Girard regarding Glow In the Dark , this album featured several songs that were considered confrontational in nature. It was far different from his self-titled solo debut album which he says was a "safe record." Two such particular songs were "I Remember" and "Somethin' Supernatural." The former song was based on the idea of reflecting in the thoughts of someone who saw a close friend claim salvation and then fail to live it out in front of the person, while the latter song is a straight-ahead blues number and is written from the viewpoint of a non-Christian who is observing the changes in his newly born-again friend, similar to the dialog set up in "I Remember." The difference in this song being that the friend is favorably impressed with the changes, although he's bewildered by some of it. In the end, the suggestion is that the non-Christian friend is being pulled toward salvation by the witness of his friend. Other stand out tracks include "Callin' You," "I Know a Lady," "Old Dan Cotton," "Return" features John Michael Talbot on acoustic guitar and the Easter-themed "So Thankful." In 2010, Glow In the Dark  was reissued digitally on Girard's own label Seven Thunders Records. Track listing All songs are written by Chuck Girard. 1. Anthem -1:02 2. Callin' You -3:02 3. I Remember -4:33 4. Return -3:23 5. I Know a Lady -3:11 6. No, No, You're Not Afraid -2:55 7. Somethin' Supernatural -3:50 8. When I Was Ready to Listen -5:36 9. So Thankful -3:02 10. Old Dan Cotton -5:46 Previous release: Chuck Girard  (1975) Next release: Written On the Wind (1977)

Chuck Girard is the self-titled debut solo album by Christian singer - songwriter Chuck Girard . It was originally released in 1975 on Word Records' Good News label. Girard's debut album was released right after the brake up of his Christian band Love Song. It was pretty much a soft rock album with some ballads and some rock and roll. It opens with the track "Rock and Roll Preacher," which presents Girard's testimony to a rollicking beat and presents it with a good dose of humor. Definitely considered a classic. "Lay Your Burden Down" is a hymn-like invitation to surrender all at the foot of the cross. "Tinageria" is a melodic mid tempo ballad about youth who have to face adult pressures before their time; the name is short for "teenage era." "Slow Down" is a song about a call for stressed-out people to just relax and trust God. Chuck Girard 's final track is his signature worship ballad "Sometimes Alleluia." It has been much covered by many Christian artists including The Imperials , The Gaithers and evangelist Jimmy Swaggart. CCM Magazine has ranked the song at number 96 in their 2006 book The 100 Greatest Songs in Christian Music and features backing vocals from 2nd Chapter of Acts and the Shekinah Fellowship Choir. "Sometimes Alleluia" is a popular chorus that is now found in many hymn books. Girard wrote and produced the album himself, with the exception of the track "Everybody Knows For Sure," which Girard co-wrote with fellow singer - songwriter and one-time Love Song member Denny Correll. The mainstream soft rock band Ambrosia were the musicians who played on the entire album along with other studio musicians. Girard, in turn, was involved as a performer participating on Ambrosia's second album Somewhere I've Never Travelled , released in 1976. In 2010, Chuck Girard was reissued digitally on Girard's own label Seven Thunders Records. Track listing All songs are written by Chuck Girard, except where noted. 1. Rock and Roll Preacher -2:42 2. You Ask Me Why -3:14 3. Evermore -3:29 4. Quiet Hour -3:40 5. Everybody Knows For Sure (Chuck Girard, Denny Correll) -4:24 6. Galilee -3:17 7. Tinageria -3:48 8. Lay Your Burden Down -5:18 9. Slow Down -4:10 10. Sometimes Alleluia -5:34 Next release: Glow In the Dark  (1976)

Petra en Alabanza is a 1992 full-length Spanish language album by the Christian rock band Petra on Word Records and Word Records International. It is Petra's first Spanish language album and is a Spanish version of their 1989 album Petra Praise: The Rock Cries Out . The track listing is identical to the English version, except for one track "No Weapon Formed Against Us," is not on the Spanish recording. Only the vocals were re-recorded for this album. Produced by band members Bob Hartman and John Lawry. Track listing 1. Amo Al Señor (I Love the Lord) -3:33 2. Rey de Reyes (King of Kings) -1:46 3. Cristo Glorioso Rey (Jesus, Jesus Glorious One) -2:23 4. La Batalla Es De Nuestro Señor (The Battle Belongs to the Lord) -2:58 5. Señor Llévame A Tus Atrios (Take Me In) -4:13 6. La Salvación Es De Nuestro Dios (Salvation Belongs to Our God) -2:58 7. El Rey De Gloria Entrará (The King of Glory Shall Come In) -2:55 8. Yo Celebraré/El Espíritu De Dios (I Will Celebrate/When the Spirit of the Lord) -4:01 9. Te Alabo (I Will Sing Praise) -2:47 10. Tu Nombre Santo Es (Hallowed Be Thy Name) -4:10 11. Amigos (Friends) -4:20 12. Clamaré a mi Señor (I Will Call Upon the Lord) -2:58 13. Te Exaltamos (We Exalt Thee) -3:43 Personnel Petra: Bob Hartman -lead guitar, arrangements John Schlitt -lead vocals Ronny Cates -bass guitar John Lawry -keyboards, arrangements, backing vocals Louie Weaver -drums Previous release: Unseen Power (1991) Next release: Wake-Up Call (1993)

War & Remembrance is a 2-CD compilation album by the Christian rock band Petra , released in late 1990 on Star Song Records. Unlike the 1989 rock compilation album Petra Means Rock , this 2 CD/two cassette tape, 28 song set is an extension of said album, but also contains their radio ballads. A look at the band's first 15 years of music and ministry, their journey starts on Disc 1 with "Come and Join Us" from their album of the same name to the end on Disc 2 with the final song "Parting Thought" from their self-titled 1974 debut album . The box set also contains a booklet info about the band's albums up to this point in their career and photos. War & Remembrance debuted and peaked at number 34 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart. The box set was sold for a limited time and is now out-of-print. Track listing All songs are written by Bob Hartman, except where noted. Disc 1 1. Come and Join Us (from Come and Join Us ) -4:39 2. Why Should the Father Bother (from Washes Whiter Than ) -3:52 3. Yahweh Love (from Washes Whiter Than ) -5:43 4. The Coloring Song (Dave Eden) (from Never Say Die ) -2:55 5. Chameleon (from Never Say Die ) -5:50 6. Angel of Light (from Never Say Die ) -4:22 7. Stand Up (from More Power to Ya ) -3:36 8. Second Wind (from More Power to Ya ) -4:37 9. More Power to Ya (from More Power to Ya ) -3:40 10. Road to Zion (Mike Hudson) (from More Power to Ya ) -4:02 11. Not Of This World (from Not Of This World ) -4:52 12. Grave Robber (from Not Of This World ) -4:20 13. Not by Sight (John Slick) (from Not Of This World ) -3:22 14. Beat the System (from Beat the System ) -4:25 15. Computer Brains (from Beat the System ) -4:02 16. Clean (from Beat the System ) -3:03 Disc 2 1. Praise Medley: (from Captured in Time and Space ) -7:42 -Let Everything That Hath Breath (Greg X. Volz) -Without Him We Can Do Nothing (Greg X. Volz) -Praise Ye the Lord (Greg X. Volz) -Hallelujah Chorus (George Frideric Handel) 2. Back to the Street (from Back to the Street ) -4:17 3. Whole World (from Back to the Street ) -4:52 4. Thankful Heart (Bob Hartman, Dino Elefante) (from Back to the Street ) -3:19 5. This Means War! (from This Means War! ) -3:31 6. Don't Let Your Heart be Hardened (from This Means War! ) -3:44 7. Get On Your Knees and Fight Like a Man (from This Means War! ) -4:34 8. I Am Available (from This Means War! ) -4:28 9. All Fired Up (from On Fire! ) -4:31 10. Hit You Where You Live (Bob Hartman, Billy Smiley, Dino Elefante) (from On Fire! ) -4:22 11. First Love (Bob Hartman, John Elefante) (from On Fire! ) -4:11 12. Parting Thought (from Petra ) -1:30 Personnel Petra: Bob Hartman -lead guitar (all tracks), lead vocals (tracks Disc 1: 1; Disc 2: 12) Greg Hough -guitar, vocals (tracks Disc 1: 1; Disc 2: 12) John DeGroff -bass guitar (tracks Disc 1: 1) Bill Glover -drums, percussion (tracks Disc 1: 1) Greg X. Volz -guest vocals (track Disc 1: 1),backing vocals (track Disc 1: 2), lead vocals (Disc 1: 3 -16; Disc 2: 1) Rob Frazier -lead vocals (track Disc 1: 2) Mark Kelly -bass guitar, backing vocals (tracks Disc 1: 4 -16; Disc 2: 1 -8) John Slick -keyboards, backing vocals (tracks Disc 1: 4 -13) Louie Weaver -drums, percussion (tracks Disc 1: 7 -16; Disc 2: 1 -11) John Schlitt -lead vocals, backing vocals (tracks Disc 2: 2 -11) John Lawry -keyboards (tracks Disc 1: 14 -16; Disc 2: 1 -11) Ronny Cates -bass guitar (tracks Disc 2: 9 -11) Production credits Jonathan David Brown -producer (tracks Disc 1: 4 -16; Disc 2: 1) John and Dino Elefante -producers (tracks Disc 2: 2 -11) Billy Ray Hearn -producer (track Disc 2: 12) Austin Roberts -producer (track Disc 1: 1) George Atwell -producer (track Disc 1: 2, 3) AUDIO NOT AVAILABLE Previous release: Petra Praise: The Rock Cries Out (1989) Next release: Beyond Belief (1990)

Petra Means Rock is a 1989 compilation album from the Christian rock band Petra . It is a collection of 17 rock songs from their albums they recorded on the Star Song label. The album debuted and peaked at number 8 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart. Track listing All songs are written by Bob Hartman, except where noted. 1. Stand Up (from More Power to Ya ) -3:36 2. Get On Your Knees and Fight Like a Man (from This Means War! ) -4:34 3. Hit You Where You Live (Bob Hartman, Billy Smiley, Dino Elefante) (from On Fire! ) -4:22 4. Killing My Old Man (from Never Say Die ) -3:48 5. Shakin' the House (Bob Hartman, John Lawry) (from Back to the Street ) -4:29 6. Second Wind (from More Power to Ya ) -4:37 7. Clean (from Beat the System ) -3:03 8. Not by Sight (John Slick) (from Not Of This World ) -3:22 9. All Fired Up (from On Fire! ) -4:31 10. Praise Ye the Lord (Greg X. Volz) (from Never Say Die ) -3:20 11. He Came, He Saw, He Conquered (Bob Hartman, John Elefante) (from This Means War! ) -4:07 12. Without Him We Can Do Nothing (Greg X. Volz) (from Never Say Die ) -3:30 13. Angel of Light (from Never Say Die ) -4:22 14. Judas' Kiss (from More Power to Ya ) -4:45 15. Let Everything that Hath Breath (Greg X. Volz) (from More Power to Ya ) -4:24 16. Counsel of the Holy (John Lawry, Danny Kingen) (from On Fire! ) -3:38 17. God Gave Rock and Roll to You (Russ Ballard) (from Beat the System ) -3:55 Personnel Bob Hartman -lead guitar (all tracks) Mark Kelly -bass guitar, backing vocals (tracks 1, 2, 4 -8, 10 -15 and 17) Ronny Cates -bass guitar (tracks 3, 9 and 16) Louie Weaver -drums (tracks 1 -3, 5, 6, 8, 9, 11, 14, 15 -17) John Slick -keyboard, backing vocals (tracks 4, 6, 8, 10, 12 -15) John Lawry -keyboards, backing vocals (tracks 2, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11 and 16) Greg X. Volz -lead vocals, backing vocals (tracks 1, 4, 6 -8, 10, 12 -15 and 17) John Sclitt -lead vocals, backing vocas (tracks 2, 3, 5, 9, 11 and 16) Production credits Jonathan David Brown -producer (tracks 1, 4, 6 -8, 10, 12 -15 and 17) John and Dino Elefante -producers (tracks 2, 3, 5, 9, 11 and 16) Previous release: On Fire! (1988) Next release: Petra Praise: The Rock Cries Out (1989)

Captured in Time and Space is a 1986 live album by the Christian rock band Petra on Star Song Records. The album was recorded live at three venues during the Beat the System Tour: Civic Auditorium, Knoxville, Tennessee - November 21, 1985, Memorial Auditorium, Greenville, South Carolina - November 22, 1985 and Township Auditorium, Columbia, South Carolina - November 23, 1985. The album is recorded and produced by Jonathan David Brown. This will be Brown's last album that he will produce for Petra. An accompaniment concert video was also released on VHS and in 2006 was re-released on DVD. Captured in Time and Space peaked at number 4 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart. NOTE: this is the third Petra album to feature the song "God Gave Rock and Roll to You." The song was written by Russ Ballard and covered by KISS and twice by Petra. Between "Godpleaser" and "It Is Finished" there was a song cut out of the CD and LP versions that only exists on the cassette version and concert video. It was an improvised song known as "The Great I Am." This recorded concert was the only time it was ever performed. The cover of the CD version refers to it, advertising a "bonus song" that isn't actually included. The talking in between songs is different on the CD version in a couple of places as compared to the LP version, particularly before the last song where a minute or so has been cut out and several minutes newly added (taken from the cassette version). Track listing on the CD version All songs are written by Bob Hartman, except where noted. 1. Beat the System -4:46 2. Computer Brain -4:01 3. Clean -3:03 4. Grave Robber -4:24 5. Speak to the Sky -4:06 6. Hollow Eyes -4:02 7. The Rock Medley: -5:38 Stand Up Not by Sight (John Slick) Judas' Kiss 8. The Mellow Medley: -5:02 The Coloring Song (Dave Eden) Road to Zion (Mike Hudson) More Power to Ya 9. John's solo: Jesus Loves You/The Race (John Lawry) -3:22 10. Bob's guitar solo -2:36 11. Louie's drum solo (Louie Weaver) -2:38 12. God Gave Rock and Roll to You (Russ Ballard) -1:19 13. Praise Medley: -7:42 Let Everything That Hath Breath (Greg X. Volz) Without Him We Can Do Nothing (Greg X. Volz) Praise Ye the Lord (Greg X. Volz) Hallelujah Chorus (George Frideric Handel) 14. Godpleaser -4:50 The Great I Am (song only found in the cassette and concert video) 15. It Is Finished -4:05 Personnel Petra: Bob Hartman -lead guitar, acoustic guitar, backing vocals Greg X. Volz -lead vocals Mark Kelly -bass guitar, keyboard bass, backing vocals John Lawry -keyboards, backing vocals Louie Weaver -electric and acoustic drums Previous release: Beat the System (1985) Next release: Back to the Street (1986) Watch the concert video Captured in Time and Space 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)