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By: diakoneo

diakoneo — Fri, 07 Aug 2009 22:36:05 +0000

You might want to read comments on my site Rob Roy post. Have someone who wants, NEEDS prayer.

http://theancientstar-song.blogspot.com/

diakoneo

By: Neil Howard

Neil Howard — Fri, 08 May 2009 23:06:42 +0000

Does anybody know where I can get chords or a lead sheet for any of the “Songs for the Masses” songs? I am particularly looking for “Rise Up Jerusalem” by Tim Schoenbachler.

By: marion

marion — Sat, 28 Mar 2009 13:34:02 +0000

Thanks for these older songs

I don’t suppose that anyone has got Dave Pope’s ‘Thank Offering’ and ‘Love Offering’ have they? [digitalised online]
I had both of these albums on vinyl in the early 80′s when I was a newish Christian, and gave them to a Christian charity shop before I went into mission…
but they really lifted me so many times back then…I love the relaxed quality of Dave’s voice, and the depth of worship in these songs.
Needless to say they are not available for buying anymore…
blessings to all who read.

By: Barry Wallace

Barry Wallace — Wed, 25 Feb 2009 18:06:11 +0000

I still have Joy by Surprise on vinyl, and listen to it regularly. It’s one of my all-time favorite albums. I had the pleasure of meeting Bob and having him in my home back in the late 70′s when he came to town for a small concert.

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By: Bill Brown

Bill Brown — Wed, 21 Jan 2009 00:34:59 +0000

Greetings from China!
I was so delighted and blessed to come across “Positive Infinity” last night. I’ve been in Xiamen, China, since 1988 with my family, teaching in Xiamen University, and am pretty much out of touch with the music of the past two decades. It was great to be able to download some of my preChina music. I will let our Family here know about your site, and put some links to it on my “Our Daily Noodles” blog. And I will introduce it to the members of our worship team at Xiamen International Christian Fellowship.
Much thanks, and blessings in this new year,
Dr. Bill
http://ourdailynoodles.blogspot.com/

By: Eric Sawyer

Eric Sawyer — Sun, 11 Jan 2009 23:46:20 +0000

What lovely site this is. The Lord bless you for this ministry in Him. Love in Christ, Eric. *Katoikei’s Jukebox (smile)

By: Matt

Matt — Fri, 26 Dec 2008 00:40:28 +0000

I want to thank you for posting “Joy By Surprise,” one of the true joys of 70′s Jesus music, as others have already attested. I discovered it in the mid-80′s while on staff with a YWAM base in the Pacific Northwest. Someone had left a copy of the cassette in a drawer in the single guys’ trailer in which I was staying. I had recognized Bob Ayala’s name from Last Days Ministries material I had seen so much of, as his later “Rescued” album had apparently been focused on issues of Pro-Life that had been so much on Melody Green’s heart in that season. As I listened over and over and learned the words, my heart and spirit sang along with my voice. These poetic songs of great beauty actually had a real contributing role in my ongoing discipleship and deepening of my life in Christ which took place in that season. Like others, I have googled and searched, and have found nothing but the odd “record” or 8-track tape for sale, but never a CD or downloads. Thank you for making these available (and for the “More than Dreams” videos, too).

I am, of course, assuming that this is ok with Bob. If it isn’t, I hope he posts contact info, as I would be more than willing (indeed, eager) to send him remuneration for his wonderful 70′s music. I’d love to see “The Wood Between the Worlds” show up, too.

Blessings and thanks,

Matt

By: Chris Barrett

Chris Barrett — Wed, 12 Nov 2008 17:22:25 +0000

It was quite a surprise to see me and the band I was in, Outpouring, on this site. Thanks for the really nice comments. We played as a group and recorded 2 more albums before ceasing to play in 2000. Along the way we started a coffeehouse, the Community Coffeehouse in Danbury, CT, that still is in operation today. I also now work with Rock the Sound Concerts bringing large-scale Christian concerts to the northeast. It is challenging, but God is at work and the long sleeping New England church is starting to wake up. It is exciting to see. This Saturday, 7000+ will gather at an arena in Bridgeport, CT to see the Newsboys, David Crowder*Band, Skillet, Leeland and Nevertheless. The next weekend, with 75-100 in attendance, we will welcome Justin McRoberts to the Community Coffeehouse.

The big is important, especially in the northeast where it is hard to sense being a part of the larger Church. The small remains important, too, because God longs to connect us one to the other in these times of fragmentation and disconnection.

If you are in this area or just want to see what is happening, please visit http://www.1heartonline.org and http://www.RockTheSound.com.

Thanks for helping keep the music alive. We all stand on the shoulders of those who went before us.