Over The Rhine Drunkard's Prayer

Treasure of the Broken Land: The Songs of Mark Heard album for sale was released Jun 02, 2017 on the Storm Weathered label. Give me the reasons to go on. Treasure of the Broken Land: The Songs of Mark Heard buy CD music Soften the sorrow that shatters and bends, and mend broken dreams. Treasure of the Broken Land: The Songs of Mark Heard songs Singer/songwriter Mark Heard wrote those words in House of Broken Dreams on his Dry Bones Dance LP in 1990. Treasure of the Broken Land: The Songs of Mark Heard album for sale There was a prophesy buried within the lines, whether he knew it or not. Treasure of the Broken Land: The Songs of Mark Heard CD music Heard passed away two years later, in August of 1992, but his words have echoed on in the hearts of all who knew them. And now, with Treasure of the Broken Land: The Songs of Mark Heard, many more hearts can join the chorus while marking the 25th anniversary of his passing.

The Lord's Prayer is a 1971 Christian pop album by a group calling themselves The Sisters And Brothers. Released by the children's record label Peter Pan, the album features then-modern Christian-themed rock and pop songs but aimed towards the youth, so it features kid-friendly versions of "Spirit In The Sky", "Put Your Hand In The Hand", "My Sweet Lord", and "Let It Be". The actual people behind The Sisters And Brothers are unknown but it was produced by Herb Davidson & Charlotte Sanders, which may be the answer to who they were. This was the first and only album.

The Lord's Prayer is a 1971 Christian pop album by The Sisters And Brothers. A non-existent group, this was put together by children's label Peter Pan Records to cash in on the trend of hit songs on the pop charts at the time with spiritual themes. It was a nice way for Peter Pan to cash in on Christ. This is a vinyl rip.

While better known as an actor thanks to his immortal role as television's bumbling Gomer Pyle, Jim Nabors also enjoyed a successful career as an easy listening balladeer. Born June 12, 1930, in Sylacauga, Alabama, he graduated from the University of Alabama with a degree in business administration, but later found himself working in TV as an apprentice editor; at much the same time, he also pursued a career as a cabaret singer. In 1963, Nabors was hired to guest star on an episode of the popular Andy Griffith Show; although his role as the hayseed Gomer was originally intended as a one-shot, the character proved such a hit with audiences that he went on to become a featured player for the next two seasons. In 1965, Nabors even received his own spinoff series, Gomer Pyle U.S.M.C., in which Gomer appeared as a hapless Marine Corps private. During a 1964 guest appearance on The Danny Kaye Show, Nabors first displayed his vocal prowess; his baritone subsequently graced dozens of albums, including a number of gospel and country efforts. He also had an opportunity to sing on his Gomer Pyle show; during the program's fourth season, in an episode entitled "The Show Must Go On" which aired on November 3, 1967, Nabors sang "The Impossible Dream" from Man of La Mancha, and the song subsequently became a popular part of his repertoire as a performer.