Good morning!!! I listened to this podcast three times lol actually I look forward to them LOL another slam dunk. Faith is definitely a journey my friend. By the way, The Beach Boys song You referred you were referring to was ‘I Get Around’, but of course I’m sure you knew that LOL and by the way, was that a one car garage that had a shower or two car garage for $45 a month LOL
I LOVE SWEET COMFORT BAND. I no longer have a turn table or all of my vinyls…but, I think I had worn out the grooves! I’m so proud of who you allowed the Lord to mold you into. Your humor and your talents bring HIM joy…of this, I am sure. Keep running your race! Blessings!!
my pastor quoted that lyric to me just last week and the song was written in 1974 .. he still remembered it for those reasons too.. it does hit you .. glad it does too! thanks Dar
Hi Bryan, I’m so glad you are documenting all of these details here. Funny, interesting and even a little heartbreaking. So insightful, and gives me so much more to appreciate about you than I do already! You know… you are creating the beginnings of a best selling book! Please put me first on the waiting list!
LOL not sure I believe in books these days.. its an old delivery system. good news is this postcast is waaaay cheaper and quicker to get out! I like that! always good to hear from you. you are an encouragement to me! thanks Moll
In 75 I was only 6 and owned 2 albums Kansas Songs for America and Gospel Sons album. My first place was a terrible apartment we had to cross a 4 lane highway to shop. Not fun in the winter.
hey Scott.. I’m seein you often between here n FB .. you know I saw a great band in San Diego called The Gray Boy Allstars… I should get you the t shirt! lol Thanks for yer encouragment man
Glad yer likin what I can remember .. prolly some great stuff that I don’t LOL I’m tryin to keep it positive but you know you remember the awful end more often! LOL
I’m sure you could come up with a very long list of “requirements” churches asked(demanded) over the years when you performed. I’m just curious why you sound so broke. I thought musicians make a lot of money…
only the people selling gold records make money.. concerts in the early days were often offering gigs in church world and those were pathetic.. maybe I should share some o dat.. THANKS FOR adding your thoughts here too bet means alot Doug
Wild music reverently!
Yuba City is where my husband lived for a few years before he moved to San Luis Obispo where we met. That’s where he saw you, I think, for the first time. He went to concerts all the time with his buddies.
Still loving this journey through time that you’re taking us on. Hey, honestly Lovesong was a great break from the traditional hymns I was growing up on in the small town Pentecostal Church I was raised in, but it wasn’t until a family friend came up from Richmond to our Sonoma County town with a brand new vinyl album self titled Sweet Comfort Band that I finally had hope that I could really get into Christian music. I loved the diversity of style. I bought every album after that!
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Good morning!!! I listened to this podcast three times lol actually I look forward to them LOL another slam dunk. Faith is definitely a journey my friend. By the way, The Beach Boys song You referred you were referring to was ‘I Get Around’, but of course I’m sure you knew that LOL and by the way, was that a one car garage that had a shower or two car garage for $45 a month LOL
LOL I wasn’t promoting the Beach Boys, I just liked the lyrics… and it was a one car garage with a side room and bathroom real tiny though
I know you weren’t promoting them I was just messing with you bro. LOL
oh.. I get you! lol
I LOVE SWEET COMFORT BAND. I no longer have a turn table or all of my vinyls…but, I think I had worn out the grooves! I’m so proud of who you allowed the Lord to mold you into. Your humor and your talents bring HIM joy…of this, I am sure. Keep running your race! Blessings!!
thanks for commenting on stuff. it helps me know what is working Dar!
Oh! And hearing you sing a snippet of “when I was alone……” brought tears to my eyes. That song landed in my heart and took good root. Thanks!!!
my pastor quoted that lyric to me just last week and the song was written in 1974 .. he still remembered it for those reasons too.. it does hit you .. glad it does too! thanks Dar
Hi Bryan, I’m so glad you are documenting all of these details here. Funny, interesting and even a little heartbreaking. So insightful, and gives me so much more to appreciate about you than I do already! You know… you are creating the beginnings of a best selling book! Please put me first on the waiting list!
LOL not sure I believe in books these days.. its an old delivery system. good news is this postcast is waaaay cheaper and quicker to get out! I like that! always good to hear from you. you are an encouragement to me! thanks Moll
In 75 I was only 6 and owned 2 albums Kansas Songs for America and Gospel Sons album. My first place was a terrible apartment we had to cross a 4 lane highway to shop. Not fun in the winter.
hey Scott.. I’m seein you often between here n FB .. you know I saw a great band in San Diego called The Gray Boy Allstars… I should get you the t shirt! lol Thanks for yer encouragment man
Great stuff!!!
thanks as always Kaddy
Great story. Sat night concerts were great at CCCM even in the 80’s whey I first started attending.
45.00 a month for your apartment! That was amazing enough but then God gave it to you for free for 4 years! Amazing divine intervention!
Love the stories, Bry! Keep it up!
Glad yer likin what I can remember .. prolly some great stuff that I don’t LOL I’m tryin to keep it positive but you know you remember the awful end more often! LOL
I’m sure you could come up with a very long list of “requirements” churches asked(demanded) over the years when you performed. I’m just curious why you sound so broke. I thought musicians make a lot of money…
only the people selling gold records make money.. concerts in the early days were often offering gigs in church world and those were pathetic.. maybe I should share some o dat.. THANKS FOR adding your thoughts here too bet means alot Doug
Wild music reverently!
Yuba City is where my husband lived for a few years before he moved to San Luis Obispo where we met. That’s where he saw you, I think, for the first time. He went to concerts all the time with his buddies.
Love it when you remember my remarks.. I work on the way stuff is said! back in CC we looked ‘suppressed’ for sure
Still loving this journey through time that you’re taking us on. Hey, honestly Lovesong was a great break from the traditional hymns I was growing up on in the small town Pentecostal Church I was raised in, but it wasn’t until a family friend came up from Richmond to our Sonoma County town with a brand new vinyl album self titled Sweet Comfort Band that I finally had hope that I could really get into Christian music. I loved the diversity of style. I bought every album after that!
Great to hear where you were coming from KP thanks for sharing. coming soon to Jesus n Music is episode #16 about the making of the first project
This stuff is amazing! While I was growing up in a small midwestern town, you were part of a world I didn’t even know existed till now. Mind blown!!
there are a lot of little universes in this one Rebecca, glad yer enjoying the view.. just finished episode 17 yesterday
Hey, I had some of those same bookshelves…lol…thanks for sharing!
LOL.. see now I wouldn’t na thought that would be something to resonate with LOL