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Hear Riki Michele (Adam Again) on her latest solo album, “Push.” And enjoy her chilling background vocals on this playlist featuring songs from Adam Again.
Be on the lookout for the release of “Big Big Town,” Riki’s first solo album, being released for the first time digitally very soon!
Previously unreleased Altar Boys song, “I Just Can’t Let Go,” played by Mike Stand and his son Keith.
Hear it on the newly remastered 1986 album GUT LEVEL MUSIC: http://girdermusic.com/musicshop/gut-level-music-by-altar-boys.html.
Hear the miraculous story of how this song came to fruition 29 years after it’s intended release on Frontline Records Rewind: http://bit.ly/FrontlineRewind
Altar Boys 1986 Frontline album GUT LEVEL MUSIC has been re-mastered and features a previously unreleased track. CD re-issue is available at http://girdermusic.com/musicshop/gut-level-music-by-altar-boys.html. Hear full Rewind interview with Mike Stand at http://bit.ly/FrontlineRewind.
Altar Boys 1986 Frontline album GUT LEVEL MUSIC has been re-mastered and features a previously unreleased track. Hear full Rewind interview with Mike Stand at http://bit.ly/FrontlineRewind. CD re-issue is available at http://girdermusic.com/musicshop/gut-level-music-by-altar-boys.html.
Rewind host Les Carlsen meets up with Jon Gibson at his house, where Jon performs songs on guitar and piano. He shares stories about his life as an artist, including experiences with his friend, Stevie Wonder. Hear all on: Rewind Episode 44
Hear all on: Rewind Episode 44
Hear all on: Rewind Episode 44
Although most people think of February14th as a day to acknowledge romantic love, it has faith roots. Historians claim St. Valentine was imprisoned for performing forbidden weddings and ministering to persecuted Christians. Love Found begins with Jon Gibson’s “Jesus Loves Ya,” capturing the heart behind these compilations. Listeners will hear from Angie and Debbie Winans who’ve been touched by the “Light Of Love,” and Tim Miner who soulfully sings to the Lord in “Love Me Still.” The album closes with Jon Gibson’s “You Are The One,” a danceable love song to the Lord who “makes our world go ‘round.”
Because of the current romantic love emphasis on Valentine’s Day, those who are not in a relationship can feel… well… lonely. Celebrating Single Awareness Day has grown in popularity.
Love Actually features a number of Christian artists who share their experiences with heartbreak and loneliness. With titles like “Too Bad She Didn’t Want Me,” (Benny Hester) “I Wait Alone,” (David Zaffiro) “When You Lose Someone You Love,” (Rick Elias) and “Who Can Heal The Pain,” (Liaison), the SAD compilation will provide plenty of sentiment for those who need the God of all comfort this season.
Jon Gibson invites host Les Carlsen into his home to share stories about life as a musician, highly sought after by both the Christian and secular music worlds. In this two-part exclusive, Jon shares his testimony, discusses an upbringing as a white man immersed in black culture, and talks about what it was like to meet and perform with his greatest musical influence, Stevie Wonder.
Hear Full Episode: http://frontlinerecords.us/rewind/
Frontline Celebrates Valentine’s Day & Single Awareness Day with music!
Two new compilations are available digitally just in time for the month of love:
Love Found (FrontlineCelebrates Valentine’s Day)
Love Actually (Frontline Celebrates Single Awareness Day)
Whether bundled up with a significant other and in need of background music, or alone and hugging an empty box of chocolates, Love Found and Love Actually are here for you.
Although most people think of February14th as a day to acknowledge romantic love, it has faith roots. Historians claim St. Valentine was imprisoned for performing forbidden weddings and ministering to persecuted Christians. Love Found begins with Jon Gibson’s “Jesus Loves Ya,” capturing the heart behind these compilations. Listeners will hear from Angie and Debbie Winans who’ve been touched by the “Light Of Love,” and Tim Miner who soulfully sings to the Lord in “Love Me Still.” The album closes with Jon Gibson’s “You Are The One,” a danceable love song to the Lord who “makes our world go ‘round.”
Because of the current romantic love emphasis on Valentine’s Day, those who are not in a relationship can feel… well… lonely. Celebrating Single Awareness Day has grown in popularity.
Love Actually features a number of Christian artists who share their experiences with heartbreak and loneliness. With titles like “Too Bad She Didn’t Want Me,” (Benny Hester) “I Wait Alone,” (David Zaffiro) “When You Lose Someone You Love,” (Rick Elias) and “Who Can Heal The Pain,” (Liaison), the SAD compilation will provide plenty of sentiment for those who need the God of all comfort this season.
Love Found (Frontline Celebrates Valentine’s Day) and Love Actually (Frontline Celebrates Single Awareness Day) are available now at iTunes, Amazon MP3 and other digital stores.
Other albums by these featured Frontline Artists are available on http://FrontlineRecords.us/
Hear an exclusive interview with Jon Gibson on Frontline Rewind #43 http://frontlinerecords.us/rewind/
From the Mike & Mike VIP San Francisco Session: Michael Knott performs "This is the Healing" from the LSU album of the same name.
From the Mike & Mike VIP San Francisco Session: Michael Roe performs the Lost Dogs' song "Smoke Screen" and tells the story about recording it with Gene Eugene.
Hear an exclusive interview with Michael Roe on this month's podcast: http://frontlinerecords.us/rewind/
From the Mike & Mike VIP San Francisco Session: Michael Knott performs Hospital, from his Life Of David album.
Subscribe to our podcast: http://frontlinerecords.us/rewind/
From the Mike & Mike VIP San Francisco Session: Michael Roe performs a 77s song, Ba-Ba-Ba-Ba, from the All Fall Down album.
Hear an exclusive interview with Michael Roe on this month's podcast: http://frontlinerecords.us/rewind/
Hear Ric Alba, bass player of Altar Boys, talk about some of his contributions to the 1987 album Against The Grain. Full Podcast available here: http://frontlinerecords.us/rewind/
In Frontline Rewind Episode 42, host Les Carlsen interviews Brian Healy and Marc Planguet of Dead Artist Syndrome, Ric Alba of Altar Boys, and Michael Roe of 77s. All artists participated in a concert event November 2014 near San Francisco, California. Hear Full Episode: http://frontlinerecords.us/rewind/