Password: BKM2015
Tracks:
- Zion Mt Folk - 01-grass roots music (2:37)
- Zion Mt Folk - 02-two kinds of people (2:13)
- Zion Mt Folk - 03-bigger picture of jesus (1:46)
- Zion Mt Folk - 04-light of his love (2:14)
- Zion Mt Folk - 05-midnight rambler (2:23)
- Zion Mt Folk - 06-i don't believe it (1:54)
- Zion Mt Folk - 07-thank you for my wife (2:12)
- Zion Mt Folk - 08-humble annie (1:57)
- Zion Mt Folk - 09-feared of the lord (2:01)
- Zion Mt Folk - 10-i'm the receiver (2:03)
- Zion Mt Folk - 11-the family (2:28)
- Zion Mt Folk - 12-we all rejoice (2:57)
- Zion Mt Folk - 13-we give thanks (2:59)
This album cannot be found anywhere. The artist are still alive & performing. But it seems the producers have buried it, lost it, hoarded it or maybe just died...?
ReplyDeleteSee: Steve and Ruth Smith on YouTube or Facebook
ReplyDeleteI own this album... as I type this, I am holding it in my hand... got it from Steve and Ruth in Japan in 1982 or 83...
ReplyDeleteI also own it. Taught it to the Youth Choir at church back in the late 70's. A wonderful album!!! Steve and Ruth Smith still play together.
DeleteIt is the fact that I own this album on cassette that I found this site... I received it from Steve and Ruth in Japan in 1982 or 83. We studied Japanese together at a language school in Karuizawa. Steve was a fantastic guitarist even then. Exciting to see where God has taken them in music!
ReplyDeleteThis is one of my favorite Christian phonograph records. I wore out the original copy, but found one in better shape a few years ago.
ReplyDeleteI just picked up a "new" thrift store turntable, a 1978 vintage Technics SL-3200 Direct Drive. I have been listening to a lot of my favorite records with much improved sound.
ReplyDeleteI have been wanting to dub the 1978 Zion Mountain Folk album into my computer in order to listen it on my little Zen Stone MP3 player with tiny speaker. This amazing toy makes it possible to carry my favorite records anywhere. (The radio doesn't play anything I want to hear.)
I was able to get rid of the snap crackle and pop of the surface noise. I also eliminated the residual rumble of the turntable. Some moderate 3:1 compression brought the musical instruments up to a comparable level with the vocals.
I wondered what happened to the Zion Mountain Folk. It is wonderful to know that Steve and Ruth Smith are still making music. I am catching up on their music via the internet.
I will also have to track down Harry Browning, Herb Melton, Jim Pennington, and Byron Berline.
Downloaded the file - It is password protected.
ReplyDeleteWhere do I get the password? Anybody?
Password: BKM2015
DeletePlease "READ" Post .. Was at top of page ..
My husband had this on a cassette at one time. We loaned it to a friend and never got it back. So sad! Would you please record yours and post it on YouTube?
ReplyDeleteTambém quero agradecer muito obrigada !!
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