I'd say it's a miracle!I bought this 15+ years ago on eBay. It was very warped, totally unplayable. It's been firmly housed between other records all this time. It is now perfectly flat!![]()
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Despite being perfectly flat now there is still an issue with it. The stylus jumps forward at the beginning. Not sure why.I'd say it's a miracle!![]()
Maybe some deep cleaning is in order. It has been 15+ years after all!Despite being perfectly flat now there is still an issue with it. The stylus jumps forward at the beginning. Not sure why.
Done. Not the problem.Maybe some deep cleaning is in order. It has been 15+ years after all!
Knowing the Creator certainly is a place of jubilation, certainly the joy of it. Thanks for the mix, heard a few favorites. Doo Wop, right out of choir to the hallways.A mix I put together (22 good cuts in there):
Doo wop emanates from deep within the heart. This mix is made up of doo wop which is rising from an even deeper place: from the thankful and exalting spirit. How can one not have something to sing about, when one knows the Creator and has received His tremendous gift of life? In fact, I think you will hear, as I do, that Doo Wop sounds much like the native soil of gospel music.
A Deeper Kind of Doo Wop
A Deeper Kind of Doo Wop (playlist by pustelniakr)
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Enjoy,
Rich P
One of my all time favorite gospel tunes, Andrae' Crouch featuring Marvin Winans as lead singer. There's another version of "Let the Church say Amen" on this LP with Andrae' as lead singer. His voice isn't like it once was but I love it anyway.Happy Easter folks
Sometimes if I'm running a worship service, I'll stack "non-Christian" verses and choruses against cuts from Christian radio, to break up the chord progressions but also to try and emphasize the human element of spirituality and to normalize hurt as part of the deeper life.