That was an AWESOME night!

First saw them in '79, brand-new christian. First 'Jesus rock' i ever heard. They started me off right..thx to my friend Greg. My first thot: like zeppelin, but singing about the Lord. Then..Wendy like attax the mic, and im thinkin, better than Plant! Then Glen preaches, and the house is on fire- the Holy Spirit kind. 2 hecklers, one was saved, and the other walked. Fast forward 10 yrs, they're @ Jimi's old high school in Seattle. Due to a severe snowstorm all down I-5, not all their crew made it up. So, for those of us who stayed, we got to help them tear down. Such a great and lasting ministry!!

The first time iheard them was 40 years ago it was love on first side at Flevo Holland, iwas sick at the moment iheard the music, and all the sikness was gone, great voices, from Glenn and wendi. Graet lyricks and music, laeding me to Jesus mij Rock!

Thanks for having this posted! Very cool to look back and see this stuff.

Dear bros and sweet players all!!

Mark reynolds knew exactly how to write for the show in percussion. During the quad break at state was the only time we got all 3 of us to do the wave correctly, LOL. And we got it right on camera! And on the third song, Mr. Mark Reynolds definitely hooked me up on the third tune for the quad part! And Mr. Fox always knew how to arrange a marching band!

Homer!!!! Recall seeing Turnabout open for Kerry Livgren/AD in spring 1985. Still the best concert I've seen

AWESOME

Beautiful

Great musicians all of them, Maranatha!

If Christian radio sounded anything remotely like this, a lot more people would be saved.

Still enjoy listening to the original SCB and early Keaggy. Have nearly everything of theirs on vinyl, LOL. Bryan, by far, had, probably still has, the voice of an angel. But I have to give a shout out for a fellar who is still making phenomenal music today: Terry Scott Taylor (of Daniel Amos, The Swirling Eddie's, The Lost Dogs, and more)! Different music, for sure, but he's been very instrumental (pun intended) in my Christian development, so take every opportunity to support him.

Got to shake Phil Keaggy's hand at a concert once in Eugene, OR. He really has a couple digits partially missing on his strumming hand - and is still one of the best! Love that guy, and SCB.

I wish we did this when I was in middle school

Holy cow! What a great tribute to Rez Band!!!! Awesome!

Your cd is no longer available.

He looks good for a 1913 flood survivor!

This was just way fun to watch...how musicians have church if it's just them there, hahaha!

Wow, John Piper on drums. Go figure.

SOOOO AWESOME !!!!!!!!! I Hope There is a HD resolution somewhere ?

We still rock out in our older state of being !!!!

Thanks for sharing.

Got to see SCB at college in 80/81, and Phil Keaggy in either 83 or 84 at The Agape Concert in Greenville IL. Can't remember who all played that day/evening, but Kerry Livgren and Dave Hope of Kansas gave both their testimonies that evening. I was hoping for a little jam session between them & Phil, but no. My girlfriend at the time bought Kerry's book "Seeds Of Change" for me though, it's a good read.

Thanks! This is Glass Harp!

Love this song. Dunno how I haven't seen this video until now.

EXCELLENT!!!!!!! THANK YOU FOR UPLOADING

When Christian music had something to say.

loved playing there

Whole lot of Rosie.

What a treasure, thanks for sharing!

Ooh yeah all of you great skill guitarist i like it.

This was the only song I recorded from their set.

Holy smokes! Do you have any more of this concert recorded?

Paul Clark joined in! How great is that?! Cowbell no less...

I was born on this day and got bored so I searched it on KZbin lollllll

Yay!!

Wow - that sounds pretty good, especially from a camera mic perspective!

need 4 guitars LOL

Obviously, it has been a long time since this video has been posted, and even longer since this video was recorded. I am wondering though if you have video of the World's Apart song performed at this festival. 17 year old me was there and during that Song God saved my life! I'd love to see video of that song.

Back in the 80s we had very few Christian bands compared to today. Petra was on of my all time favorites, their music was edifying and encouraging! Helped me get through some hard times for sure! Grave Robber is one of my favorite Petra songs!

One of my favorite Rez Songs 20:50 Shadows. Where my life would have lead to had it not been for the mercy of Jesus Christ!

Only if we were this good this year 🤔

One my favorite rez songs

Is there a better recording of this show? The audio isn't great. Such a classic moment as this surely was better recorded? Rez Rules!

Greg can still belt it out 👍

I was THERE that night...I think. Was it at Vets Auditorium in Columbus, Ohio...about 1978 or 9?

We did the same cover in my band back in 91' . Awesome

Man, there was indeed a time when everyone had their own style and sound and creativity was the norm. Where did it all go?

What year is this? Looks about 1980.

Listening to this, What can I say!? I want to jump in. More than once I have offered guitars because it is my gift and I love to play. Thank you for posting history. We enjoyed it. You have no idea. Brian Duncan vocals... It's not that it was a different time. It was a reflection. PEOPLE WANT THE REAL THING! That why I have offered guitars to Phil. I'm not looking for name. The Maker of the Universe.