Jars of Clay

Redemption Songs (2005). One of their more famous songs from this period was "Cherish," part of their album Emergency. Who We Are Instead (2003). Their fame quickly diminished in the later part of the decade, though they continued releasing albums throughout the 80s and 1990s. Disc Two (From the Stage):. More hits followed in the early 1980s, including "Big Fun" and "Get Down on It". Disc One (From the Studio):. Their only #1 hit was 1980's "Celebration", off Celebrate!, produced by Eumir Deodato.

Furthermore: From the Studio, From the Stage (2003). The late 1970s saw a lull in Kool & the Gang's career that ended (after new lead singer James "JT" Taylor joined the group) with 1979's Ladies Night, the title track from which spawned a 25-year-long tradition of ladies' nights in New Jersey dance clubs and bars. The Eleventh Hour (2002). Several live and studio albums followed, but 1973's Wild and Peaceful broke the into the mainstream with "Jungle Boogie" and "Hollywood Swinging". If I Left the Zoo (1999). Though none of the three singles from the album went far on the pop charts, their R&B success was swift and massive. Much Afraid (1997). The group first hit the pop charts with their debut, self-titled album.

Jars of Clay (1995). The Bell Brothers' father was an acquaintance of Thelonious Monk and the brothers were friends with Leon Thomas. They have six main albums released to date:. November 1, 1951, Youngstown, Ohio); George Brown on drums; Robert Mickens on trumpet; Dennis Thomas on saxophone; and Rick Westfield on keyboards. Jars of Clay is: Dan Haseltine - vocals, percussion; Charlie Lowell - piano, organ, accordian, keys, background vocals; Stephen Mason - guitar, vocals, lap & pedal steel, national, mandolin, background vocals; Matthew Odmark - acoustic guitar, banjo, background vocals. October 8, 1950, Youngstown, Ohio) and Ronald Bell on saxophone (b. They are often known as the "fab four" of Christian music. The group's main members over the years included brothers Robert Bell (known as "Kool") on bass (b.

Jars of Clay is a four-member Christian rock band formed at Greenville College in Greenville, IL. They started out as practitioners of R&B and funk, eventually went through a phase where they were a smooth disco ensemble, and wound up the successful period of their career recording tunes that were a mixture of pop and R&B. "They Will Know We Are Christians by Our Love". They went through several musical phases in their career. "Thou Lovely Source of True Delight". They originally formed in Jersey City, New Jersey in 1964. "On Jordan's Stormy Banks I Stand". Kool & the Gang was a massively successful rhythm and blues and disco group.

"It Is Well with My Soul". "Stone Love" [1987, #10]. "Jesus, I Lift My Eyes". "Victory" [1986, #10]. "Hiding Place". "Emergency" [1985, #28]. "O Come and Mourn with Me Awhile". "Cherish" [1985, #2].

"Let Us Love and Sing and Wonder". "Fresh" [1985, #4]. "Nothing But the Blood". "Misled" [1985, #10]. "I'll Fly Away". "Tonight" [1984, #13]. "God Will Lift Up Your Head". "Joanna" [1983, #2 (#1 R&B)].

"I Need Thee Every Hour". "Let's Go Dancin' (Ooh La, La, La)" [1982, #30]. "God Be Merciful to Me". "Big Fun" [1982, #21]. "Shipwrecked" (special edition only). "Get Down on It" [1982, #10]. "Tonight" (special edition only). "Take My Heart (You Can Have It If You Want It)" [1981, #17 (#1 R&B)].

"My Heavenly". Jones" [1981, #39]. "Sing". "Jones vs. "Jealous Kind". "Celebration" [1980 #1, (#1 R&B)]. "Jesus Blood Never Failed Me Yet" (Gavin Bryars cover). "Too Hot" [1980, #5].

"I'm In The Way". "Ladies' Night" [1979, #8 (#1 R&B)]. "Lesser Things". "Spirit of the Boogie"/"Summer Madness" [1975, #35 (#1 R&B)]. "Show You Love". "Higher Plane" [1974, #37 (#1 R&B)]. "Faith Enough". "Hollywood Swinging" [1974, #6].

"Trouble Is". "Jungle Boogie" [1974, #4]. "Only Alive". "Funky Stuff" [1973, #29]. "Lonely People" (America cover). Victory (1986, Mercury, #25). "Amazing Grace". Emergency (1985, De-Lite, #13).

"Sunny Days". In the Heart (1984, De-Lite, #29). "Worlds Apart". As One (1982, De-Lite, #29). "Flood". Something Special (1981, De-Lite, #12). "Revolution". Celebrate! (1980, De-Lite, #10).

"I'm Alright". Ladies' Night (1979, De-Lite, #13). "Fly". Wild and Peaceful (1974, De-Lite, #33). "This Road". "The Eleventh Hour".

"I Need You". "Crazy Times". "Like a Child". "Disappear".

"Needful Hands". "Frail". "Love Song for a Savior". "Redemption".

"Dig". "The Eleventh Hour". "Liquid". "The Valley Song (Sing of Your Mercy)".

"Something Beautiful". "Overjoyed". "The Edge of Water". "These Ordinary Days".

"The Eleventh Hour". "Whatever She Wants". "Scarlet". "Silence".

"I Need You". "Fly". "Revolution". "Something Beautiful".

"Disappear". "River Constantine". "Can't Erase It". "Grace".

"I'm Alright". "Hand". "Sad Clown". "Famous Last Words".

"No One Loves Me Like You". "Collide". "Unforgetful You". "Goodbye, Goodnight".

"Hymn". "Much Afraid". "Truce". "Portrait of an Apology".

"Weighed Down". "Five Candles (You Were There)". "Frail". "Crazy Times".

"Tea and Sympathy". "Fade to Grey". "Overjoyed". "Four Seven" (hidden track).

"Blind". "Worlds Apart". "Flood". "Boy on a String".

"He". "Art In Me". "Like a Child". "Love Song for a Savior".

"Sinking". "Liquid".