I am married to a woman who wears this song like a glove. Thirty-plus years of marriage and she's still "running" from repentance and obedience to God's word..
this concert took place at Calvary chapel in costa mesa California. I saw it live on TV. I met him in Montclair in 1977. Very sincere in his faith and was best friends with my wife's cousin Larry Norman.
This was the first Randy Stonehill song I ever heard in a Billy Graham movie Run Baby Run. And then low and behold he came to ICTHUS in Wilmore KY shortly after the movie. This was of course back in the 70's, could not get enough of him, keep cranking out the music and hope to see him back in the Kentucky someday!
All you need to make great music is a talented singer & acoustic guitar -- no need for any 4th of July light shows or outrageous antics. We'd probably end up in the hospital with weeks of PT for our hands if we played like that!
I went to see randy in pa I I meet him and ran the light show a first for me ihave a pictue holding hi \s guitar and an autograph of his lighting requests he is very humble
I am married to a woman who wears this song like a glove. Thirty-plus years of marriage and she's still "running" from repentance and obedience to God's word..
This song still holds up to the test of time. Man Stonehill can make an acoustic rock like no one else.
Randy’s known me for 23 yrs he’s known me since I was a baby
Randy at his best. I was there.
Wish I had been. I never saw him perform live.
What a great song and great performance!
This videotape is pure history. I am glad i watch now
this concert took place at Calvary chapel in costa mesa California. I saw it live on TV. I met him in Montclair in 1977. Very sincere in his faith and was best friends with my wife's cousin Larry Norman.
I grew up in that church, with Chuck Smith. What is now the bookstore used to be the old sanctuary. The good old days.
Do you know what year this was at Calvary?
Miss the old days of Randy and Larry working together.
I'm not compromising my soul for anyone. My soul is my own and God's, bought with the blood of Jesus so no-one else has any rights to it.
What we owe you, we could never repay... you and Larry in the full bloom of your faith... peace to you Randy...
He's so awesome!!
Thank You Jesus for the gift of Randy Stonehill!!
So glad this video exists. Always loved Randy in my born again days.
Me too. Still like his voice and music. Thought I heard him on radio a while ago, but it was the Bare Naked Ladies - Pinch Me. Sounds very similar.
Worthy of top 40 radio at the time. Of course, that's a thing of the past.
This was the first Randy Stonehill song I ever heard in a Billy Graham movie Run Baby Run. And then low and behold he came to ICTHUS in Wilmore KY shortly after the movie. This was of course back in the 70's, could not get enough of him, keep cranking out the music and hope to see him back in the Kentucky someday!
My all time fav from Randy, I broke strings pounding this one out.
Love Randy Stonehill -- so glad Larry gave him his start.
keep me running ..... Love that song.
All you need to make great music is a talented singer & acoustic guitar -- no need for any 4th of July light shows or outrageous antics. We'd probably end up in the hospital with weeks of PT for our hands if we played like that!
Ooooo, take it eaaaaseeee. Reminds of that Kallyfornia Eagles sound.
I went to see randy in pa I I meet him and ran the light show a first for me ihave a pictue holding hi \s guitar and an autograph of his lighting requests he is very humble
I have always loved Randy.
yep, thanks Randy
@thomasa62 - No. I'm closer to God than I have ever been. I found one can never truly run away from God.
hes better on his album,