December 26, 2016

Hope - Theophilis (1974)

Genre: Jesus Music Era / Rock / Folk
Password: 2015

 Link check 12-26-16 . Works. No problems

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  1. Thanks KJ.. Yes the link works fine

    Here's a text file for the LP.

    HOPE - Theophilus (no label RSR 691) 1974?

    Splendid batch of homemade country folkrocking originals from two guys and one gal known as Hope, with musical assistance from a few of their friends. Wholesome natural outdoor atmosphere, including moody pastoral hippie folkrock, acoustic ballads, rural rock, gospel blues and mid-tempo head-bobbin’ toe-tappin’ tunes. Mostly an acoustic focus plus a couple electric tracks, enhanced with ingredients like fiddle, mandolin, piano, flute and harmonica, led by dreamy humble relaxed harmonies. Sample titles include ‘Connection’, ‘God Fearin’ Woman – Good Christian Man’, ‘He Told Me Like It Is’, ‘I Saw Your Light’ and ‘Third Heaven & Earth’. Similar in many ways to a lot of the early Maranatha country line-up, yet with simpler production and a more authentic feel. (The Archivist, 4th edition by Ken Scott).

    Recorded in the country at – Appalachia Sound Studios

    01 Victory 2:45
    02 Connection 1:40
    03 God Fearin' Woman - Good Christian Man 3:03
    04 He Told Me Like It Is 2:40
    05 Discovery 1:40
    06 It's Goin' Be Alright 2:30
    07 I Saw Your Light 2:39
    08 Some Glad Morning 1:32
    09 Third Heaven & Earth 1:30
    10 Glory Bound 3:58

    Marianne Shicks - vocals
    Larry Shicks - vocals, acoustic and electric guitars, fiddle
    John Messerschmidt - vocals, acoustic and electric guitar, harmonica, synthesizer, percussion
    -plus on this LP-
    Patrick Carroll - bass guitar on Victory and Connection
    Jan Bickelhaupt - flute on Discovery
    Glen McCaw - acoustic piano on God Fearin' Woman - Good Christian Man and Third Heaven & Earth
    Charlie Roush - string and electric bass, acoustic guitar, mandolin and percussion
    Jeff Daugherty - drums

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