I really hope to an awesome tribute to the Beatles and Rich Mullins some day.
Here are some of my favorite musicians and bands and some links to them.
Of course I usually get my daily dosage of both Rich Mullins and the Beatles, but mixed in with them I have been listening to Cat Stevens, Mitch McVicker, Peter Mulvey "Ten Thousand Mornings", Carolyn Arends "Travelers" as much Andrew Peterson as I can get.
I compiled a list of the top Rich Mullins and Beatles albums and concluded that they are all good. So here is my list:
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THE BEATLES |
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Abbey Road |
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White Album (particularly sides 1,2) |
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Rubber Soul |
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Revolver |
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Sgt. Pepper |
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Let it Be |
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Hard Days Night |
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With the Beatles |
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Past Masters II |
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Magical Mystery Tour |
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For Sale |
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Help! |
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Please Please me |
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Rich Mullins tribute album |
Past Masters I |
I love to draw the contrasts from the beginning, middle and end of the Beatles' career and I find myself doing the same with Rich Mullins.
Paul Simon deserves his own web page on myrooftop, for now just know that I respect and admire his style of folk more than any other. He is in a league with Rich and the Beatles and with Art Garfunkel compiled 5 outstanding albums.
Top 5 Simon and Garfunkel albums:
Paul Simon's solo stuff is very good. Particularly: Rhythm of the Saints, Graceland, You're the One, and Concert in the Park 1991 (especially for disc 2).
Other artists of note:
Mitch McVicker - Mitch has three albums that are all quite good.
a Ragamuffin band - the band that Rich assembled to create the Liturgy Legacy masterpiece. They have recently split up, but were quite successful on the Jesus Record and had a lesser known album called "Prayers of a Ragamuffin" that has some very good songs on it.
This Train - a very loud band featuring Mark Robertson of A Ragamuffin Band, Jordan Richter and Cobra Joe. Lots of fun... and loud.
Folk artist Peter Mulvey from Milwaukee has a great unique sound. I enjoy all of his albums... some of which you can only find on his website.
Beatles Abbey Road, a poll and links