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	Randy Stonehill - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Randy Stonehill is an American singer/songwriter from San Jose, California.
		Stonehill's first album, Born Twice was released in 1971, with financial help from Pat Boone.
		In 1976, Stonehill released the Larry Norman produced Welcome to Paradise, which has become somewhat of a landmark album for the songwriter.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Randy_Stonehill (298 words)

	Randy Stonehill songwriter/singer/guitarist/storyteller
		Randy Stonehill is one of the big three in pioneering Christian Music.
		Randy was on stage doing one of his magical acoustic sets when we all noticed sheriff deputies lining up across one end of the main stage area.
		Randy was using his guitar as a percussion instrument, really getting into the song when he suddenly stops and says "I 've poked a hole in Mr.
	www.geocities.com /Area51/Corridor/2231/randy.htm (865 words)

	Randy Stonehill biography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-06)
		Stonehill’s deft touch with a lyric, his unique and engaging voice and his endearing wit and spirit made him an early and long-time favorite of thousands.
		Finally, Randy Stonehill is back with a new album of original songs, his first since the acclaimed "Thirst" in 1998.
		At the dawn of his fourth decade in Christian music, Stonehill is launching one of his strongest records yet; one that simultaneously pays tribute to the early days, including an unprecedented number of key collaborations, and serves as a strong reminder of his continuing role as one of the most important artists in the business.
	www.streetlevelagency.com /NewFiles/stonehill.html (1178 words)

	RANDY STONEHILL AT HIS BEST ON THE "EDGE OF THE WORLD." (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-06)
		Stonehill emphasized that he is delighted with the musical quality of the album.
		Stonehill's love for his family was so evident through the entire interview that I wondered how he handled the rigorous travel demands that are part and parcel of someone with his calling.
		Stonehill, who since 1971 "has been standing on stages and singing in studios, pointing to the next world and offering guidance, hope and consolation to those struggling to get there," was just as able to offer advice one-on-one.
	www.assistnews.net /ansarticle.asp?URL=Stories/s02120005.htm (1875 words)

	CMCentral.com > RealMusic. RealArtists. RealLife.
		Stonehill began melding his honest lyrics of faith, struggle, and hope with rootsy folk-rock music in 1970, and was considered too "Christian" for the mainstream and too "rock & roll" for the church.
		Finally, Randy Stonehill is back with a new album of original songs, his first since his acclaimed album, Thirst in 1998.
		Stonehill explains, "People have asked me for years if I had a record that was more akin to my live shows: more acoustic based and intimate.
	www.cmcentral.com /news/896.html (309 words)

	Randy Stonehill MP3 Downloads - Randy Stonehill Music Downloads - Randy Stonehill Music Videos (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-06)
		Prior to 1989's Return to Paradise Randy Stonehill's albums were musically inconsistent and historically insignificant as he dabbled in pop, rock, singer/songwriter, and novelty styles with nothing more than mediocre results.
		Stonehill enlisted the producing talents of Mark Heard who had a keen ear for arranging acoustic instruments in particular.
		Randy Stonehill has never sounded better than on this record as he wisely stayed within his own vocal range but also elevated his writing and playing (acoustic guitar) to new heights.
	www.mp3.com /albums/69318/summary.html (413 words)

	Randy Stonehill- a Review of The Phantom Tollbooth
		It has been a long long time since Randy Stonehill was that wild haired spacey kid who ended up in a sewer only to be eaten along with Cindy Williams by the "Son of the Blob".
		Randy is backed up by a very competent band on this project that includes: Baron Miller on drums, Ian Kilpatrick on bass, Manuel Luz on keyboards and Ed Gardner on percussion.
		Two perfect examples of this are "Janey" and "Last Song For Michael." Randy's songs were always the perfect vehicle for story telling and with the release of this album he has completely mastered this craft.
	www.tollbooth.org /2003/reviews/stonehill.html (286 words)

	Randy Stonehill & Larry Norman II - "Cornerstone 2001"
		In the beginning, Larry helped launch Randy Stonehill's career by signing him to a record contract on his label.
		Rumours were abounding at Cornerstone 2001 that Larry would be joining Randy during his set at the Gallery Stage but with all that's transpired between them people were skeptical at best that it would really happen.
		Larry went on to accompany Randy throughout the remainder of the very inspired and highly improvised rendition of the song leaving the stage to a breathless audience.
	www.servantsheart.net /cs01pho18.htm (303 words)

	CMCentral.com > RealMusic. RealArtists. RealLife.
		For almost thirsty years, Stonehill has been regarded as one of this genre’s most-respected songwriters, recording artists and concert performers, with artists such as Amy Grant, Michael W. Smith and Carman citing Stonehill as inspiring them to embark on their respective careers.
		Stonehill resides in Seal Beach, California, with wife Sandi, teenage daughter Heather and a vast menagerie of pets, which currently includes three dogs, three cats, a land tortoise and a horse.
		In fact, when I protested the appearance of the rabbit, Sandi said, ‘Listen Randy, life’s too short not to have a bunny.’ I thought about it and had to agree.” Randy says it’s “very gratifying” to be considered one of the elder statesmen of contemporary Christina music.
	www.cmcentral.com /artists/575.html (1329 words)

	Discography Reviews Randy Stonehill (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-06)
		Randy was one of the elite artists who managed to merge his tongue in cheek humour with a serious bent that few artists have been able to accomplish.
		In 1976 I had no idea who Randy Stonehill was, and thankfully when I started getting into (ick) Christian music in the early 1980's (a time when quality and "religious" music were seldom used together in the same sentence), Randy's album was still in print.
		Randy's contribution to the second volume is a live set of Larry Norman covers, which are very well done.
	www.banophernalia.com /reviews/music/artists_stonehill.htm (3832 words)

	Edge of the World - Randy Stonehill
		More than three decades ago, Stonehill and a handful of others-including Larry Norman, Barry McGuire, Phil Keaggy and the band Love Song-began shattering the radical notion that the term "Christian rock" was an oxymoron.
		Stonehill's legions of fans have always enjoyed not only his studio recordings, but also his live shows.
		I've got to sing with her." When the word got to Groves, a longtime Stonehill fan, she was ecstatic and jumped at the opportunity to sing with a living legend.
	www.christianitytoday.com /music/reviews/2002/edgeoftheworld.html (981 words)

	CMRH Reviews: 'Thirst' by Randy Stonehill
		Randy Stonehill began his musical career nearly three decades ago, about the same time God got a-hold of him.
		Stonehill admits that it was mildly annoying at the time, but it left a seed in his heart, a nagging feeling that made him nervous.
		Randy wrote music from a Christian perspective, in the hot rock 'n' roll format of the day, and unknowingly latched onto what would become one of the biggest movements of the late '60s and early '70s: Jesus Music.
	www.christianmusic.org /cmp/cmrh/index.cgi?command=Display_Review&review_id=193 (678 words)

	Randy Stonehill, 07/03 - Interviews - Music
		When it comes to contemporary Christian music pioneers who date back to the Jesus movement, Randy Stonehill is one of the elite few who not only has influenced several generations of musicians, but has remained prolific and profound in his songwriting efforts.
		Stonehill: Well, I see myself as sort of a musical-spiritual "Johnny Appleseed." I bounce all over the planet with my guitar like "the human ping-pong ball." I just try to bring as much godly passion and artistic excellence as I can to each situation.
		Stonehill: It was a fairly simple process of phoning and e- mailing, but I have to say I feel honored that everyone we invited said "yes." It reminds me that my contribution to this musical field and my friendship are valued.
	www.christianitytoday.com /music/interviews/2003/randystonehill-0703.html (1055 words)

	Gary Chapman, Randy Stonehill, and David Robertson in concert
		On July 21, 1995, Gary Chapman, Randy Stonehill, and David Robertson were welcomed to Wichita, KS by Light 99 FM as part of special weekend full of Contemporary Christian Music.
		Randy, who accompanied himself on guitar, is not only a wonderful songwriter, singer, and player; he also is a great storyteller.
		Randy sang some oldies and some new ones from his latest album Lazarus Heart, which was also the first album released from his new record company he just formed, Street Level Records.
	danlnet.com /music/reviews/chap_stone.html (1197 words)

	Christian Lyrics - Randy Stonehill Biography, Discography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-06)
		Although Randy's previous recording, The Lazarus Heart (1994), was by far his most successful album at radio, he admits that there are always improvements possible to be seen in retrospect.
		Some of the musicians responsible for what Randy calls "the cool vibe" are drummer Bobby Sales ("Solid and swingin'"), a long-time colleague of Rick's; bassist Jackie Street ("a powerful and distinct stylist"); Phil Madiera ("he plays all manner of keyboards and other stuff.
		Randy says it's "very gratifying" to be considered one of the elder statesmen of contemporary Christina music.
	lyrics.christianpost.com /artist/stonehill-randy.htm (1706 words)

	Randy Stonehill Concert review Christian Music and Christian Music reports
		Randy Stonehill started playing Christian music before it was ever called Christian music by the industry.
		A duet by Grant and Stonehill was nominated for a Grammy in 1985.
		The audience was treated to Stonehill Unplugged as he took to the stage with only a guitar and launched into “Hand of God” from 1998’s “Thirst” album.
	www.christianmusiconline.com /?p=4 (493 words)

	Randy Stonehill review by The Phantom Tollbooth
		I heard my first Randy Stonehill song sometime around 1972 when he was featured in the World Wide Pictures film Time to Run.
		Stonehill recently remarked that this album could have been released a year or so earlier, but that he wanted it to be the best it could be.
		Stonehill tells the story with nearly the excitement of a teenage girl swooning over Hanson.
	www.tollbooth.org /reviews/shill.html (1125 words)

	Randy Stonehill : Until We Have Wings - Listen, Review and Buy at ARTISTdirect
		Except for the sweetly nostalgic "Old Clothes," Stonehill and his eminently capable producer, Mark Heard, failed to recapture the stark emotional power of their previous collaboration (Return to Paradise).
		Armed only with an acoustic guitar, Stonehill immediately wins complete ownership of his audience with the unrestrained energy of his performance.
		Almost solely on the strength of his passion, Stonehill is moving, funny, bizarre, and a master of audience participation.
	www.artistdirect.com /nad/store/artist/album/0,,169597,00.html (269 words)

	Randy Stonehill - Get Me Out Of Hollywood (£11.97 at Cross Rhythms Direct)
		These 11 songs showcase Randy's vocal talents and delightful acoustic guitar playing in a set put together with the intention of securing a secular breakthrough for Stonehill.
		A Christian worldview is largely absent from the proceedings which are peppered instead with lovers' tales, wandering minstrels down on their luck and wistful memories of lost youth and innocence.
		Two songs ("Puppet Strings" and "Jamey's Blues") re-emerged on Randy's subsequent Solid Rock albums, and these gems are joined by a number of other fine compositions such as the instantly likeable "Back To California", a heartfelt "One Man's Blues" and the light hearted novelty number "Vegetables".
	direct.crossrhythms.co.uk /cd.php?cd=3068 (341 words)

	adopt agenda
		Stonehill: One of my musician friends invited me to give my life to Christ.
		Stonehill: Something really precious happened when I ministered in Guayaquil, Ecuador, in a slum area by a river.
		Stonehill: Real freedom, joy and peace can only be found in communion with God.
	www.connectionmagazine.org /archives_old/2001_05/adoptagenda.htm (574 words)

	Randy Stonehill : Wild Frontier - Listen, Review and Buy at ARTISTdirect
		All the photography on this record shows Stonehill in various stages of musical indulgence with his guitar -- and it is quite refreshing to see him this way.
		From the opening strains of "The Wild Frontier" and on through the record, the music is loud, the singing passionate, the energy high, and the mood vibrant.
		Stonehill is cutting loose and it has been a long time coming.
	www.artistdirect.com /nad/store/artist/album/0,,169601,00.html (246 words)

	MusicMoz - Bands and Artists: S: Stonehill, Randy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-06)
		Top » Bands and Artists » S » Stonehill, Randy
		Randy Stonehill continues to be one of the leading singer songwriters in the genre of music he helped forge.
		Coming off the streets of California in the late 1960s, Stonehill has become one of Contemporary Christian Music's most popular and beloved artists.
	musicmoz.org /Bands_and_Artists/S/Stonehill,_Randy (104 words)

	Randy Stonehill - Edge of the World - CMSpin Review
		Produced by Bob Kilpatrick and Randy Stonehill, the first song that stood out to me was ‘That’s The Way It Goes’.
		Randy opens his world up to both his God and his audience in ‘Edge of the World’.
		Through ‘Edge of the World’, Randy has truly given his fans a historical perspective on the industry he had a big part in forming.
	www.sporknews.com /newsmanager/anmviewer.asp?a=487&z=5 (400 words)

	Randy Stonehill & Larry Norman I - "Cornerstone 2001"
		Randy Stonehill & Larry Norman I - "Cornerstone 2001"
		In the meantime, Larry had fallen in love with Randy's wife and pursued her as if she was single.
		What followed was a long period of bickering and backbiting with all the episodes very well documented by both the Mainstream and Christian press.
	www.servantsheart.net /cs01pho17.htm (303 words)

	Randy Stonehill Return To Paradise CD (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-06)
		Prior to 1989's Return to Paradise Randy Stonehill's albums were musically...
		Randy Stonehill continues to be one of the leading singer songwriters in the genre of music he helped...
		Randy Stonehill at the Edge Of The World.
	www.cheap-christian-music.com /Randy-Stonehill-Return-To-Paradise.html (661 words)

	MTV.com - Randy Stonehill
		He issued his debut LP Born Twice in late 1971, and in 1973 recorded Get Me Out of Hollywood, which was never officially released; Welcome to Paradise, his first major album, followed in 1976.
		After a four-year hiatus from recording, Stonehill resurfaced with The Sky Is Falling, his final collaboration with longtime producer Larry Norman; Between the Glory and the Flame, his first release for the Myrrh label, followed a year later.
		By now one of CCM's elder statesmen, Stonehill enjoyed his most prolfic period during the mid-1980s, issuing at least on album annually between 1983 and 1986; after 1988's Can't Buy a Miracle, he began work on the next year's Return to Paradise, the long-awaited sequel to his breakthrough effort.
	www.mtv.com /bands/az/stonehill_randy/bio.jhtml (214 words)

	A Mike Rimmer interview with Randy Stonehill [ @ The MARK HEARD Tribute Project ] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-06)
		Randy: No, it's not necessarily, on a musical level, but it is one of my favourite in that it was the only song that I actually co-wrote with the late great Mark Heard.
		And Mark is someone who I would name among the top 50 poets and songwriters of the century.
		I went, "Man, you are such a weird monkey!" But you've got to love him.
	www.markheard.net /heardtribute/archive/stonehill_interview.html (585 words)

	Stonehill, Randy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-06)
		Extremely rare album that Randy recorded in England attempting a stab at the secular market but unfortunately, never released.
		I have a tape of it and it's pretty much pop/rock and ballads with Randy at his best doing both love songs and trademark "funny songs"; nothing overtly "religious" though.
		When I think of Randy Stonehill, this is THE album I think of.
	www.one-way.org /jesusmusic/stonehil.htm (365 words)

	eBay - randy stonehill, Digital Music Downloads, Records items on eBay.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-06)
		RANDY STONEHILL — THE SKY IS FALLING — Rare LP
		Randy Stonehill - Adventures in the land of - cd-
		RANDY STONEHILL - Love Beyond Reason (1985 LP)
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