Brand New Day!
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01. Welcome to the World [Lyrics]
02. More Than This [Lyrics]
03. Brand New Day [Lyrics]
04. This Promised Land [Lyrics]
05. I Want You [Lyrics]
06. Harvest Moon [Lyrics]
07. Tender Mercies [Lyrics]
08. I Remember the Garden [Lyrics]
09. I Adore [Lyrics]
10. Fear of the Lord [Lyrics]
11. I Know Who Holds Tomorrow [Lyrics]
Brand New Day [Album]
Welcome to our website! We are glad you stopped by. This album has been lovingly knitted together to be an encouragement and comfort to all who listen. The original songs were inspired by the teachings of Gwen Shamblin Lara and Remnant Fellowship Church Brentwood, Tennessee. This is the place where our lives, and the lives of so many others have been transformed by making God the center, the Source and the reason for everything!
You can read along with the words for each song by clicking on Lyrics when you scroll down to the Listen Now page! We hope you enjoy these songs and we hope they will lead you to set your heart and mind above on our Heavenly Father and His Son Jesus Christ!
With love,
John & Julie Radebaugh
We are so grateful…
to see this project come to fruition! It is through prayer, love and the grace of God.
This album was made by the Radebaugh Family in Nashville, TN. Most of the songs were written by Julie Radebaugh, always with help from John. John did the producing along with some extremely talented friends who are listed below.
All songs are sung by Julie Radebaugh and Theresa Radebaugh-Mendl. Chris Radebaugh shared vocals on More Than This, and also helped on Welcome to the World. Also helping with vocals are John, Brent Barcus, and Mike Kyle.
THESE GUYS ARE TRULY AWESOME:
Michael Whittaker: All orchestration, and just about all of the piano work.
Mike “The Juice” Kyle: Engineering, mixing, keyboards, backing vocals
Brent Barcus: recording, mixing, vocals
John Radebaugh: All guitars
Kenny Ames, Brian Allen: Bass
Trey Gray: Drums
I Know Who Holds Tomorrow written by Ira Stanphill. Piano played by Latavius Mulzac