Jesus People Music - Volume 1: The End Is At Hand (Burgundy Red vinyl)
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ORDER LIMITED TO ONE ITEM PER CUSTOMER
COMPILATION
1 LP, black paper inner sleeve
500 copies worldwide
Original analog Master tape : YES
Heavy Press : 180g
Record color : Burgundy Red
Speed : 33RPM
Size : 12”
Stereo
Studio
Record Press : GZ Media
Label : ORG Music
Original Label : ORG Music
Compiled by Doug Cooper, Josh Swartwood, Justin Gage
Produced by Andrew Rossiter, Justin Gage
Mastered by Infrasonic Sound by Dave Gardner
Released in 2020
Tracks :
Side A:
1. Creation, Lord I Saw You Cry
2. Jesus
3. Almighty God
4. Deeper Than the Mighty Rolling Sea
5. Will The Circle Be Unbroken
6. The World Is Crying For Love
Side B:
1. Hallelujah
2. Walk On The Water
3. Life Everlasting
4. The Right Way
5. All Is Well
6. Into The Light
Reviews :
That was the sequence of things. First the faith, experiencing a revival in the Summer of Love. Then, people gathered in song, raising their voices over the rock & roll sounds that came naturally to them. All along the West Coast, then throughout the country, tiny fires of the Holy Spirit began catching among longhaired youths. Their fellow hippies labeled these countercultural Christians “Jesus Freaks,” but before long, Jesus People were self-identifying using the term.
‘The End Is At Hand’ is the first volume in a series of compilations that exemplify the sound of the Jesus People movement of the 1960’s and 70’s in America. From Spokane, Washington to northern New Jersey, devoted musical groups were embracing the psychedelic overtones of the bohemian lifestyle, and intertwining their faith with the spirit of the times. The need to proclaim the End of Days produced some of the most fiery music of the genre—fuzzy hymns backed by cosmic choirs and heavy psych populated with frightening scenes from the Book of Revelation—but the songbook and its lyrical focus was varied, populated with lo-fi loner folk, simmering with yearning hope, and tripped out countrified songs about eternal devotion as well.
Ratings :
Discogs 4.25/5