Chris Lockwood and Jason Barton are 33 Miles. After the breakout success of One Life, their first album, founding member Collin Stoddard left the trio to follow God's calling on his life to be a full time worship pastor. Now the duo (Chris and Jason) press on, having created a far richer sophomore album, Today. While the band happily admits their country music roots, don't call them a Raskal Flatts clone! They worked hard to bring a more distinguishable sound to the new album. Latest Album: Today Want More? CLICK HERE Scriptural Pursuit Q: In Revelation, what color horse did Death ride? A: Pale (or pale green in some translations) (Revelation 6:8) Congratulations, Steve!
Monday, April 4, 2011
Monday April 4, 2011
Thanks, again, to everyone who helped out during our Spring Friendraiser last week! The future of Joy! 102.5 is possible because of you! ARTIST OF THE DAY 33 Miles Chris Lockwood and Jason Barton are 33 Miles. After the breakout success of One Life, their first album, founding member Collin Stoddard left the trio to follow God's calling on his life to be a full time worship pastor. Now the duo (Chris and Jason) press on, having created a far richer sophomore album, Today. While the band happily admits their country music roots, don't call them a Raskal Flatts clone! They worked hard to bring a more distinguishable sound to the new album. Latest Album: Today Want More? CLICK HERE Scriptural Pursuit Q: In Revelation, what color horse did Death ride? A: Pale (or pale green in some translations) (Revelation 6:8) Congratulations, Steve!
Chris Lockwood and Jason Barton are 33 Miles. After the breakout success of One Life, their first album, founding member Collin Stoddard left the trio to follow God's calling on his life to be a full time worship pastor. Now the duo (Chris and Jason) press on, having created a far richer sophomore album, Today. While the band happily admits their country music roots, don't call them a Raskal Flatts clone! They worked hard to bring a more distinguishable sound to the new album. Latest Album: Today Want More? CLICK HERE Scriptural Pursuit Q: In Revelation, what color horse did Death ride? A: Pale (or pale green in some translations) (Revelation 6:8) Congratulations, Steve!
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