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The answer depends on which era of Disco music. Modern/Semi Modern and Pure 1970s disco. Fact is I have answers to both: Modern/Semi Modern; Check out nsoul. They had a CD a couple years back that had a bunch of artists. House/trance/etc. If you can find a CD (or maybe a cassette tape) called Cross Rhythms - Sanctified Dance From The U.K. Underground, check it out. Also World Wide Message Tribe was a great group. Pure 1970s Christian Disco... Found on facebook.com via KAMB Celebration Radio 101.5 in California: Archers song from 1979 "Only His Love" check it out here at Shoutlife.
Mr Big Romeo
I want you tonight
Think it was called Disco 45
A British Christian dance band in the 1990s. An R&B band from the 1970s.
The answer depends on which era of Disco music. Modern/Semi Modern and Pure 1970s disco. Fact is I have answers to both: Modern/Semi Modern; Check out nsoul. They had a CD a couple years back that had a bunch of artists. House/trance/etc. If you can find a CD (or maybe a cassette tape) called Cross Rhythms - Sanctified Dance From The U.K. Underground, check it out. Also World Wide Message Tribe was a great group. Pure 1970s Christian Disco... Found on facebook.com via KAMB Celebration Radio 101.5 in California: Archers song from 1979 "Only His Love" check it out here at Shoutlife.
The Jesus Revolution of the 1960s and 1970s had a significant impact on society and religion. It led to a revival of Christian faith among young people, a focus on social justice and activism, and a blending of traditional religious practices with contemporary culture. This movement also influenced the rise of contemporary Christian music and the growth of evangelical Christianity in the United States.
Mr Big Romeo
No, Keith Green and Steve Green are not brothers. Keith Green was a prominent Christian singer-songwriter in the 1970s and 1980s, known for his impactful music and ministry. Steve Green, also a Christian singer, is known for his contemporary Christian music career that began in the 1980s. While they share similar musical backgrounds and faith, they are not related.
I want you tonight
The Jesus Revolution of the 1960s and 1970s had a significant impact on society and Christianity. It led to a revival of faith among young people, a focus on social justice and activism, and the rise of contemporary Christian music and media. This movement also challenged traditional church structures and brought about a more personal and experiential approach to spirituality.
Think it was called Disco 45
"This town ain't big enough for the both of us" by Sparks
A British Christian dance band in the 1990s. An R&B band from the 1970s.
"Joanne," by Michael Nesmith (of the Monkees).
That line is from the song "All Right Now" by Free.
my favorite memory of all----merl haggard