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  1. dzoeller
    July 26, 2021 @ 12:15 PM

    Have recently discovered your podcast and absolutely love it. I am going through every episode and listened to your jukebox spin on At the Foot of the Cross, vol. 1. I agree – it was groundbreaking for its time. One thing I would add is that Coram Deo, vol. 1, is equally groundbreaking in worship music for its intimacy, stellar songwriting and the sense that it felt like a project and not just a collection of songs. Just my two cents worth on the topic. Keep up the great work. Also, I hope you have Out of the Grey (first album for sure), PFR (Great Lengths and Them, especially) and Jars of Clay (first two albums in particular) in your jukebox. Those artists deserve a spin. And I would love to hear what’s up with Sarah Masen these days. It seems like she’s the Sara(h) no one talks about.

  2. John Thompson
    July 30, 2021 @ 10:53 PM

    Good point on Coram Deo, David. Great album – and definitely a big part of Charlie Peacock’s legacy. He was our first guest! I hope you like the brand new episode with Dan Haseltine. We’ve got all those others on the radar and, Lord willing, we’ll be around for a while… 🙂

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