00:00 - Intro 03:27 - Meet Leah Payne 05:33 - The roots of Contemporary Christian Music go back to... the late 1800s?! 09:43 - Why early CCM was, in part, an effort to sell hymnbooks 12:47 - How Leah's research for this book started in her childhood 22:47 - Leah on moments when CCM was leveraged for social change 25:42 - The impact of the Jesus People movement on Christian music 30:20 - How praise and worship music gobbled up CCM 32:54 - The death of the Christian bookstore and how it impacted CCM 34:44 - What surprised Leah in writing this book 37:38 - Closing thoughts 39:10 - Next week's guest is...
In 1968-69 The secular popular folk rock group, The Byrds, did a traditional country album called Sweet Heart of the Rodeo. It had about 3 traditional country gospel songs like "I like the Christian Life" an "I Am A A Pilgrim". In 1969-70 after the US mopn landing and the film "Easy Rider" The Byrds came out with an LP that had their hit song "Jesus Is Just Alright With Me". A few years later the secular rock band "The Doobie Brothers" did their version of it and it became a bigger hit.
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00:00 - Intro
03:27 - Meet Leah Payne
05:33 - The roots of Contemporary Christian Music go back to... the late 1800s?!
09:43 - Why early CCM was, in part, an effort to sell hymnbooks
12:47 - How Leah's research for this book started in her childhood
22:47 - Leah on moments when CCM was leveraged for social change
25:42 - The impact of the Jesus People movement on Christian music
30:20 - How praise and worship music gobbled up CCM
32:54 - The death of the Christian bookstore and how it impacted CCM
34:44 - What surprised Leah in writing this book
37:38 - Closing thoughts
39:10 - Next week's guest is...
What a great conversation!
In 1968-69 The secular popular folk rock group, The Byrds, did a traditional country album called Sweet Heart of the Rodeo. It had about 3 traditional country gospel songs like "I like the Christian Life" an "I Am A A Pilgrim". In 1969-70 after the US mopn landing and the film "Easy Rider" The Byrds came out with an LP that had their hit song "Jesus Is Just Alright With Me". A few years later the secular rock band "The Doobie Brothers" did their version of it and it became a bigger hit.
On TH-cam, I found a group from the 60s in England called the pilgrims that sounded what would be definitely pop music for the 60s
To quote from a 1970's Larry Norman song: "Why should the devil have all the good music?"
Hear, hear...
What? Nobody mentioned Rich Mullins? Skillet???
So many artists, so little time, right?
Good afternoon be considered contemporary for that error. I have plenty of 60s music so I know what I’m saying.
On TH-cam, I found a group from the 60s in England called the pilgrims that sounded what would be definitely pop music for the 60s