I saw Kenny Greenberg and Michael Rhodes play with Ashley on a couple of occasions... I may have been at this performance. I don't remember ever being more inspired spiritually or musically.

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I saw The Scratch Band at Cornerstone just before they had to change their name. Quite an amazing show, with a lot of unexpected stage theatrics. Somewhere I have the bootleg cassette of that night. Horrible recording but it's a nice reminder of "back in the day".

Who is playing the accordion with Rich Mullins performing Big and Strong?

What a blessing from the kingdom of Heaven while so many were striving for fame riches and glory. Selling their soul because they couldn’t be bought by the blood.

Been a long time. Since I’ve heard this wow 17 years old and your love was right on time. Gives me chills now.

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Every once in a while i go online to see if maybe she has new music out there. She is so unique and great! Her brother in law is Jon Foreman of Switchfoot (also unique and great.

Jon Knox!!! My word!! Killer!

Love these guys! Takes me back to when my kids were home loving Jesus and loving this band.We listened to their cd in our car.. And I just got to say,,,Look at how clean these guys are,,dressed clean and no tattoos! Wow..nice to see for a change.. They are so talented,God really blessed them..Enjoyed the video

Before they were far left libs!

The still shot looks like he's puffin' a stogie.

Your relative Joel is really talented

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Didn’t know Brent and PFR played together! Thanks for sharing this!

Your music...voice...playing...songwriting...a priceless treasure that will always resonate in my heart. Thanks, Tess! ❤

Scott Hanson, Thanks for posting this video. I loved seeing this in concert this many years later!

I first heard PFR in 1992 at the Creation Festival. I picked up their first Album. They just announced that they are changing their name from Pray for Rain to PFR. Love their music and one of my all time favorite bands. They have a lot of crossover appeal (Christian/Secular). Maybe one day they will do a show in the Philadelphia area.

I miss this band so much.

Phil is a different player when playing the Parker. He seems to be elevated.

Omg; I loved this entire album, but I never got to see them live; how wonderful! Amen!

So excited that they're still around! Amazing band, Servant.

Such an underrated band!

Such good times, wish I had made it to cornerstone. Got to go to many of the Creation festivals in PA, though. I think ‘96 - ‘04 or so. There was a special blend of artistry / songwriting / storytelling in much of the Christian music back then.

Awesome

Them guitars, bro. Just murder…love it

The first time I saw David Crowder was at Cornerstone. But, he was a warmup act, and by himself. No band. I said at that time that this guy is going places. And here he is.....

Thank you for sharing! I've watched some clips of mastedon playing live at cornerstone.

thank you

I was there. This is great. Lots of good memories. Mike is wearing that silly mechanic shirt. lol!!!

Shorts and a black jacket…makes no sense, but man Bob can sing!!!

RIP to the great Michael Rhodes. He was an absolute monster on his instrument and a lovely man.

thank you for sharing

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Wendi sounds great. I disagree with your statement JPUSA is about done. They’re still very active.

So cool!

Amazing album! One of my favorite albums to this day.

And with the great Terl Bryant on drums. Thanks Scott

Saw them in mid 80s and glad to see this post!

Thank you for posting this! I never knew this play was ever actually performed on stage.

Cool! I just found this video and wow, the flood of memories; - from a year or two prior to Brent's Spiritual awakening unto Yeshua Jesus. 1, 2, 3, 4, count the children - don't make me listen... the last time I heard Brent behind a mic when I was in the audience was his final performance with Charlie when they were together in a band. The last thing he said was, "We *_were_* the Charlie Peacock band." - circa ~1985, though I don't recall exactly the year, it was right around then, +/- I only talked to Brent a couple of times here and there before he left the Sacramento area. - Somewhere (lost in a box of ancient cassettes) I still have the recording I made that evening when I tapped directly off the mixing board. ...time 🤔

I was in Las Vegas with a ministry team when I heard the song 'Heaven' for the first time. It was so powerful that I can remember where I was and what I was doing. That song has not only gotten me through the day-to-day, but it has also carried me through so many of my darkest hours of loss. I remember Bob saying in an interview that he would give up his music in a heartbeat and pump gas for a living if his family in any way was suffering neglect from him traveling around to sing. How precious! How I praise God for Bob Carlisle and his awesome gift!

Look how shiny and new that paint job is on Dave's red strat...

Was a great pleasure to be a part of they're family.when they were a part of the the highway missionaries. Such serving people of the Lord, they're influence on me is a reason I'm serving the Lord now.!

Also, please don't judge me by my handle - I don't work for the Darkside

To whoever it was that got Servant on stage; and whoever it was that uploaded this video. This was just what I needed this day.