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Graham Kendrick - Discography 1970 - 1986 Discography 1970 - 1986 Graham initially toured with a band called The Whispers of Truth. They played Christian coffee bars, etc, in the late 60's. After this, he went into the studio to record the first of many albums. Most are long unavailable. I think we might reasonably ask why he has not released them on CD!
At the beginning, he worked largely as a concert artist. However over the years he accumulated a number of songs which were suited more for praise and worship, and in 1978 began to release albums to present these. After 1983 all of his output was in this format. These albums are marked with an asterisk.
The following albums were recorded: • • • • • • • Jesus Stand Among Us * • • • The King Is Among Us * • • • Let God Arise * • Magnificent Warrior * Compilations: • • * • * Note on Reviews It is perhaps appropriate to point out that all of Graham's albums were written and released in the service of God, and with the best of intentions; to encourage Christians, and to bring the claims of Jesus to those that listened to them. While this is not a justification for producing shoddy work (and GK never has), it does mean that the albums cannot be criticised as if they were purely money-making efforts. I suspect that few if any of these albums ever made a profit - all were a labour of love. I have tried to remember this when reviewing them, while also bearing in mind a responsibility to be honest, and not to mislead potential purchasers. Alive Peter Meadows, Geoff Shearn, Dave Payne and John Webb set up Musical Gospel Outreach in the sixties to promote the use of modern music in evangelism (interestingly there was great suspicion among evangelicals about its use in worship then). They then moved into concerts, the first large-scale event being Alive at the Westminster Central Hall in 1969, featuring All Things New (a blues group), The Glorylanders (a Kingston Trio type folk group), Roger and Jan (a folk duo). And Whispers of Truth (Graham's group). Nick Games Super Brawl 2 Characters.
This must have been the first big outing for 'Whispers' (a five-piece which also included Graham's brother and sister), who played by far the most sophisticated music. Sqlite Manager 4 Keygen Mac on this page. MGO followed this up with their second LP on the new Key Records label - KL002 Alive, featuring all four groups plus the actor Nigel Goodwin with a monologue and a poem. The album was recorded at the Jackson Recording Studios in Rickmansworth. 'Whispers' actually recorded four Kendrick songs: Psychiatrist, Sunday Afternoon with Emily, Ode To Arnold and Reality.
Torrent Email Extractor 14 Reviews. Emily and Arnold had Doug Fowler added on flute and alto sax respectively. The songs were all somewhat 'quirky' in structure, with some unusual chord and tempo changes, a mixture of Beatles and very early Pink Floyd (Syd Barrett days).
Sample lyrics: Psychiatrist: This man cried,'How I long to be free! Oh I've tried laughing at authority. But I know, though I've shed responsibility, There are some things that still cling to me.' Emily: Sitting all alone (Emily) On a Sunday afternoon (Emily). Time is ticking by, the minutes seem like hours and hours. Presently the clock will strike, the cuckoo will come out to tell the time of day. Arnold: Saturday evening after tea, brushing his teeth and combing his hair, Arnold goes out to groove about in the town.
Reality: Reality is learning to see what is already there. Open your eyes, look at the man who is real to me. This man is Jesus, the man of reality. All of the songs end with some form of declaration that Jesus is the answer to emptiness and a call to commitment, which is what would have been expected at that time for evangelistic use.
That is undoubtedly their weakest point as songs, but excessive subtlety would have been frowned on in Christian coffee bars, and in the melodies and lyrics in general there are very clear signs of a significant if unpolished talent. Graham Kendrick - Footsteps on the Sea Side 1 1. No-one ever told me (3:43) 2. Sweet Fire (4:54) 3.
Jerusalem Road (4:40) 4. The executioner (4:28) 5.
Simon's song (3:04) Side 2 1. Moving on (2:26) 2. So it was (3:47) 3. The harbours are broken (2:14) 4.
Sympathy (3:28) 5. Sunset (3:28) 6. Half a word (3:18) Album Details All songs written by Graham Kendrick, published Benson ASCAP, Produced 1972. LP issued on Key Records (KL011) Musicians: Second Guitar - Gordon Giltrap (at that time on the fringes of the Christian scene) String Bass - Chris Laurence Producer - Bob MacKenzie Recorded - Wessex Sound Studios, London Sleeve - Martin Lambie-Nairn (Christian graphics designer later involved with the creation of Spitting Image) An Impact/MGO Production Review Graham's first album is the most folky of them all! The instrumentation (two acoustic guitars and a string bass) reflects this, and the primitive recording techniques of the day seem to involve little more than a few microphones and a tape recorder.