Michael Shull -- Dulcimer Praise

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Michael Shull -- Dulcimer Praise


	Price: $15.95 Availability: In Stock Product#: Shull2-CD Format: CD Released: 1998 Label: MCS Records Description: Mountain Dulcimer Instrumentals Total Playing Time: 38:05 Other Recordings by Michael Shull Appalachian Sunday Come Into His Presence His Amazing Grace Swinging The Gospel

This recording is listed under:
Bluegrass + Mountain Dulcimer

Songs Included On This CD
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1. Be Thou My Vision/Savior Like A Shepherd (3:48)
2. Lord Jesus, I Love Thee/I'd Rather Have Jesus (4:22)
3. When I Survey/Holy, Holy, Holy (3:23)
4. Near The Cross (3:32)
5. Jesu, Joy Of Man's Desiring (1:46)
6. His Eye Is On The Sparrow (2:47)
7. What A Friend We Have In Jesus (3:38)
8. On Jordan's Stormy Banks/When The Roll Is Called (2:25)
9. Mansion Over The Hilltop (3:58)
10. It Is No Secret (3:25)
11. Invitational Medley (4:41)
12. Be Still My Soul (1:05)

Message inside CD insert...

I would like to dedicate this recording to the glory of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. Also, in loving memory of the late Doris Taylor Shull, whose joy of music and daily walk with Christ set the example for our family and all who knew her. Thanks mom. Your music lives within me.

To my loving wife, Janice, I am grateful for your strength and understanding. Special thanks to my children: Kristen, Todd, Jessica and to my grandson, Tyler. Also, thanks to my father, brothers and sisters for their encouragement and support, especially to my brother, Joel, for his musical expertise.

Additional thanks to those who have been there and helped me on my musical journey: Karen Lyle, Bob Thomason, Tull Glazener, Dave Huntington, Larry Conger, Gary Gallier, James Rizzuti, and Dennis Steele. I am forever grateful.

It is my prayer that this musical effort will be uplifting and renew a closeness in all of our hearts for the one who died that we might live: Jesus Christ.

Michael Shull