July 19, 2009 Sunday Morning Playlist

Positive and Uplifting Sunday Morning
on Kansas City's Listen-At-Work Station,
Lite Rock Star 102
with Joel Roberts

7a

Superchic[k] -- Stand In The Rain
Chris Tomlin -- I Will Rise
Nichole Nordeman -- Who You Are
Mercyme -- Finally Home
Sanctus Real -- I'm Not Alright
Aaron Shust -- Give Me Words To Speak
dc Talk -- Colored People
Phillips, Craig and Dean -- Revelation Song
Mark Schultz -- Walking Her Home
Lincoln Brewster -- God You Reign
Newsboys -- He Reigns
Decemberadio -- Find You Waiting

8a

Kutless -- Strong Tower
Jars of Clay -- Two Hands
Avalon -- Testify To Love
Wavorly -- Praise and Adore (Some Live Without It)
Matthew West -- Only Grace
Third Day -- Revelation
Christ Tomlin -- How Great Is Our God
Brandon Heath -- Wait and See
Mercyme -- Homesick
Jonny Diaz -- More Beautiful You
Newsboys -- Something Beautiful
Britt Nicole -- The Lost Get Found
dc Talk -- Nu Thang

Catch Positive and Uplifting Sunday Morning every Sunday at 7 on 102.1 FM in Kansas City and online at Star102.com.

Heard On The Show/07.19.09

Scripture of the Week:
This is the day the LORD has made; let us rejoice and be glad in it.

Psalm 118:24 NIV

New CDs In Stores on Tuesday, July 21, 2009
- Stryper - Murder by Pride - Big 3 Records - Provident
- Jordin Sparks - Battlefield - 19/Jive Records - Provident
dc Talk Trivia

Christian Rhymes to a Rhythm is the original demo tape from dc Talk.^[1] The group was at the time known as DC Talk and the One Way Crew" and consisted only of Toby McKeehan and Michael Tait. Kevin Max had yet to join the band. It was recorded while the pair were students at Liberty University in Lynchburg, Virginia.

Track listing

"Heavenbound" – ?????
"Always Leaning" – 3:56

DC Talk and the One Way Crew

"DC Talk" referred to Toby McKeehan as he provided the rap lyrics and was from Washington D.C. The band later sang that D.C. stood for "Decent Christian", however, this was not originally the case. The "One Way Crew" referred to Michael Tait who sang the choruses. "The One Way Crew" name was dropped and they became simply "DC Talk" (the shortened name is listed on the cover and cassette). The former name is most evident on their self-titled debut album's "Time Ta Jam." The song opens with Toby rapping "I'm DC Talk..." (instead of "We're DC Talk..."). The track concludes by Toby stating "From myself and all of the One Way Crew..." (not counted as real lyrics).

Bart from Mercyme

http://twitpic.com/apwc0