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Keep yourselves in the love of God, looking for the mercy of our Lord Jesus Christ unto eternal life.
Jude 1:21 (KJV)


Perry leads a service every Thursday at 12:30 PM. We play some old church hymns and Bluegrass Gospil with an extremely good banjo, fiddle, guitar, mandolin player, Mert. Kinda' like church on Thursday, the old fashun' way and fun too.


Some of the music I play is loud, and not quite Country . . . but my roots are in Country and I seem to keep coming back to my roots. Check out the ones I've come across in my Blog. Support them and play their songs . . .

Gloria and Ian : Bluegrass has it roots in Irish folk and traditional songs and was introduced to us many years ago, before Bluegrass was ever thought of. Usually when you think of Bluegrass now, you think of Kentucky, Tennessee, or North Carolina . . . not Canada. I've been proven wrong. Looks like Canada has produced some quite excellent Bluegrass folk. Drop in on our across the border friends and give them a listen:
Gloria and Ian


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ART n Von: I found his work refreshing and smooth . . . at least the Country version I've included on my Home Page. He's another one of those "All over the road" artist. A little Country, a little Rock . . . Drop in on his site, you'll be pleased.


ART n Von


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Cancer: Sometimes life brings a shock . . . sometimes a deafening blow . . . cancer changes everything. My brother-in-law was diagnosed with cancer mid August. But, Thanks to God, they were able to get all of the cancer . . .


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JP Nicklas : Loved his message. His style is all over the board from Rock to Country. Drop in on his webpages and give him a listen.

JP Nicklas


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FireSong: Firesong is a smooth well done sort of a band that has a great message. Looks like they've gotten quite a few top 10 songs out there, too. Drop in on their site and run the next one to number 1 . . .

Firesong

Quote:
2008 marks my 30th year as a songwriter...the Lord has given me nearly 500 songs in that time period...of all that I do, writing gospel music is the most fun and most fulfilling...

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33 Miles: A group that plays exceptional sounds. Ran across this band this morning and just had to stop and listen for a while. Not too hard . . .not too soft . . . and has a great message.

Drop in and give a listen:


33 Miles


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Lynn Montgomery: Soft, beautiful, and full of heart . . . that's what I hear when I listen. I liked the "plain sound" . . .no effects. Clink the link below and see what I mean . . .


Lynn Montgomery


Quote from her web page, "The Lord placed a calling on my life that led us back here (Kentucky). 1 1/2 years after we came here He revealed His plan to me. Now I'm trying to fulfill that calling to go out Preach the Gospel through Music."

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Mark High: Mark has a Southern Gospel feel to his music . . . at least the ones I listened to. Give him your support and visit his site . . . and, be sure to play a few of his songs.


Mark High

Al Traynor - I am a Drifter Lord: I ran across this one this morning. I liked the good fiddle playin goin on there.

Visit Al's site by clicking on the link below and give him your support:

Al Traynor

Real Good - - - Real Cheap: I've seen and tried some good recording studio software. Cakewalk is good, ProTools is probably the best (Bill Ellis from the Flaming Embers likes it) but, I've found Multitrack Studio the best for the money. It's easy to operate, low on CPU usage, (unless you load some rouge VST's). You can download a working program from the website.
Multitrack Studio


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