Randy Stonehill South Carolina
Randy Stonehill has been busy delivering heart-driven, relevant Christian music for more than 50 years. His first album
"Born Twice," produced by Larry Norman was released in 1971, marking 2021 as Randy's Golden anniversary.
He’s written hundreds of songs with 27 releases and counting, and he’s responsible for some of the most authentic, influential Christian music ever written.
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Find Me In These Fields [remastered & re-imagined]
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The Power Of The Heart: A Tribute To Lou Reed
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A Chaos Of Flowers
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Emerging (remastered)
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