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01. THE RFD - He Is Coming
02. THE RFD - Why Do I Feel Alone?
03. THE RFD - Back Into My Mind
04. THE RFD - Loner
05. THE RFD - Lead Me Home
06. THE RFD - Take Time
07. THE RFD - No Man Is A Mountain
08. THE RFD - Long Time In The Rain
09. THE RFD - It Seems
10. THE RFD - On The Outside Looking In
11. THE RFD - Rap It Out
ARTIST
TITLE
Lead Me Home
FORMAT
CD

LABEL
CATALOG #
BTR 018CD BTR 018CD
GENRE
RELEASE DATE
11/10/2009

This is the first-ever authorized reissue of this 1971 Christian classic, now remastered in a 24-bit remaster. Housed in an exact reproduction paper sleeve. Pretty intensely amazing songs of devotion couched in lazy, laid-back, skillfully-crafted pop/country/psych tuneage, chock full of harmonies and vibes so mellow, you won't know whether they're singing about God or really good weed. "The RFD stands for Russ, Fred, and Dan and here's the deal -- these guys (and girl) put out a record in 1971 that went onto become universally-hailed by the thousand or so people in the world with an opinion on the matter as one of the five or ten best Christian records of all time. Now if you're like me, the initial thought of good Christian music seems like more than a joke than anything else. But then you hear artists like The Search Party or Marj Snyder or The RFD and you realize that these people are the real deal. Good Jesus music doesn't preach or even really announce itself as Christian music, at all. You have to listen real close to hear a message, and if you do hear it, you're free to ignore it and go on with your sinful existence. Good Christian, or Xian as we call it in the record biz, is good music whether you get it or not, no matter what you may believe. It usually has a beauty and a purity you can hear in secular records like Linda Perhacs or Wendy and Bonnie. But usually, as with these albums, there's also a darkness there, lingering and undenied, feeding the music with added complexity and gravity. This isn't glassy-eyed Jesus freak music, and the best records are by real people living real lives full of pain as well as joy and love. I won't lie and say it's anywhere as rich as the secular field, but there are some gems to be found and The RFD most definitely are one of them." --Douglas McGowan, Yoga Records