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1. Here in America is a CD compilation of early songwriting demos and rare live recordings of concert performances given by American singer-songwriter Rich Mullins as he toured across America in with song collaborator Steve Cudworth (vocals/guitar) and Kyle Stevens (drums/vocals).Genre: Contemporary Christian music.

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2. The Jesus Record by Rich Mullins (CD, Jul, 2 Discs, Word Distribution).

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3. Jun 30,  · Rich Mullins - Here In America by RichMullinsVEVO. Rich Mullins: Sing your praise to the Lord by AsTheDeer. World Trade Center Tribute - My Deliverer Rich Mullins by Bigdog Rich Mullins - How Can I Keep Myself From Singing? by CCM REWIND.

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4. Sep 09,  · Jon Rivers hosts this Compassion International radio special, entitled "Music & More". This special was produced in to promote Rich's then-new album, A Liturgy A Legacy & A Ragamuffin Band.

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5. Sep 08,  · Rich Mullins music reminds me daily of the will of God! Rich’s art is the only Christian art I know worthy of admiration, unlike today’s music which is fake, dishonest, and not filled with meaning and purpose the way Rich’s music was. Rich Mullins had Rich music. God save Rich!!!

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6. Rich Mullins was many things to the CCM community: a beloved performer nominated for 12 Dove Awards, an expert on several instruments (including hammered dulcimer, piano, and guitar), and a very successful songwriter, responsible for one of the most popular contemporary praise songs in existence, "Awesome God." Born in in Richmond, IN, he began playing piano at the age of four, and.

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7. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of Songs 2 on Discogs.

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8. Among the Philistines At the sight of this scrawny little shepherd Coming out to meet the record-breaking mammoth of a man Who was a killing machine But it didn't shake David 'Cause he was smart enough to know It's more the size of who you put your faith in Than the size of your foe What trouble are giants What's wrong with being small The.

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9. Mitch McVicker and Rich Mullins met in at Friends University, Wichita, Kansas, when Mullins returned to school to get his music education degree. They met in class and became friends and "started hanging out." When they graduated, Mullins already had plans to move to New Mexico and he asked McVicker if he wanted to come along.

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