Classic Rock All Stars Tribute To Jesus: Recent Episodes
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All Star Tribute To Jesus Ft. Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Tom Jones, Jerry Lee Lewis, B.B .King, Wanda Jackson, Carl Perkins, Dolly Parton, Robert Plant, Brian Setzer, Aerosmith, Brenda Lee, Jon Bon Jovi, Guns N Roses, John Cougar Mellencamp, John Lee Hooker, Lou Gramm, Al Green, Michael McDonald and many more.
Taken from his 2007 release "Ultimate Gospel". 1. Here Was A Man (02:56) 2. The Preacher Said ''Jesus Said'' (03:39) 3. I Was There When It Happened (02:16) 4. Belshazzar (02:25) 5. That's Enough (02:41)
1. ZZTop - Hot, Blue and Righteous. 2. Brian Setzer Orchestra - The Amens. 3. Amy Grant - Waiting For The Healing. 4. Ali Campbell ( UB-40 ) Ft. Soweto Gospel Choir & Danny K - Visions. And a portion of real L.A. glam by 5. Michael Sweet ( ex - Stryper ) - All I Wanna Do.
1. Steve Vai - John the Revelator 2. Aretha Franklin - Heavenly Father 3. Bob Dylan - Gotta Serve Somebody. And the last number - heavy, psychedelic, dark, but in spite of it all, still interesting, this episode's special entry - 4. Skid Row - Quicksand Jesus
1. Precious Lord 2. Jesus Gave Me Water 3. Army Of The Lord 4. I'm Working On The Building 5. I'm Willing To Run All The Way
Really enjoyable rock music from both converted and not yet number ones - 1. John Cougar Mellencamp - John the Revelator 2. Lou Gramm (ex - Foreigner) Band - Baptized by Fire 3. John Lee Hooker - Will the Circle Be Unbroken 4. Guns N' Roses - Knockin' On Heavens Door and another entry from classic collaboration - 5. Ben Harper & Blind Boys of Alabama - Take My Hand.
Presley is known for his passion for Gospel Music and his gospel recordings are widely distributed. This set consists of the tracks taken from third part of the release called "I Believe". It starts from short chat with a lot of meaning. I thought about it a lot and I pray you will also. Personal search for the real roots is recommended.
1. Jon Bon Jovi & Washington DC Youth Choir - Keep the Faith. My opinion one of the best Bonjiovi's recordings ever. Real collectable. 2. Michael McDonald & West Angeles Mass Choir - Storm Before The Calm. 3. 3 Doors Down - In the Presence of the Lord. Next entrance is from another realm of spiritual music concerning sound but no doubt carries the same message. Pr.Obama's favorite - 4. Al Green & Heather Headley - People Get Ready. Different sound of Black Soul Music revives my spirit and I pray will revive yours as well.
Godmother of rock'n'roll Sister Rosetta Tharpe opens this mixtape with vintaged "Shout sister shout" and it goes on with evergreens by Mahaliah Jackson, Carl Perkins & Jerry Lee. Then some numbers are played by gospelbillies of this generation such as The Pioneers from the Hot Rod Church and FoundCats from somewhere in USA. Then collectable Alex Bradford confesses leak in his building and applies for the solution. Altar Billies are coming up next with positive message done purely rockabilly. As well as rollin on back to back Brenda Lee Dolly Parton and Wanda Jackson. Then Doo Wop number done by Stray Cats frontman Brian Setzer gives a Christmas feeling even summertime.Rev.Darrel Mansfield, Blind Boys of Alabama, Johnny Cash and Mighty Jeremiahs conclude this lengthy mixtape of Spirit - driven music. God bless.
Third part of mostly rockabilly and early southern rock mix. Heavily quartet - style influenced sound of featured music may lead you to check the whole direction of Southern Gospel Music. After years of listening to Hard Rock I found in it much relief and consolation. And I pray you will also.
Second part of mostly rockabilly and early southern rock mix 1. Robert Plant & Soweto Gospel Choir - Valley of Tears. 2. Tom Jones - Don't Knock. 3. Aerosmith - Jesus On The Mainline. 4. Elvis Presley - I've got confidence. Did you? 5. Johhny Cash - Swing Low.
First part of mostly rockabilly and early southern rock mix ft. Elvis Presley, Johhny Cash, Carl Perkins, Brenda Lee, Wanda Jackson, Dolly Parton and some more. Stories about all this artists and their spiritual or religious experiences been told many times and there is no need to repeat it once more. What is more important that all of this records are tuning my heart on Masters Radio and i pray will tune yours also.
Distinctively black n' blue sound of this record made my heart glad and I pray will make yours also. "Didn't it rain" and "Don't Knock" are all about freedom, security and unmerited God's favor toward us as all the rest of Pure Rock Music that we play.
Live performance of serious rarity rate which also features Sea Sick Steve and some samples of fine british journalism along with a little bit of Tom's chat on a subject of how black and white Gospel music tradition interacted in his life will make this cast collectable for lovers of Godly Rock Music.