056: It's A Miracle

InsideOut Acapella has a great new album out "Sharing Time", from which we pulled this weeks songs:
My Heavenly Father Loves Me
Peanut Butter & Jelly.

From Deseret Book's description:InsideOut's newest album is a spectacular a cappella masterpiece. In jubilant celebration of childhood, Sharing Time vividly portrays the joys of primary, with music ranging from reverent to upbeat to downright silly, all performed in InsideOut's trademark style. You will be carried on a musical journey with the brilliant 'Oh, What Do You Do in the Summertime,' the wildly humorous 'In The Sun They Melted (Snowmen II),' and a powerfully moving arrangement of 'I Am A Child of God.' If you liked InsideOut's bestseller, Primary Colors, you'll love Sharing Time.

We've used their songs before previously HERE & HERE.

055: Better Late Than Never

The Three D's are a group that we listened to as kids growing up. We had some of their albums on vinyl and the songs we have used on the podcast of theirs are ripped from those LP's. The song we used this week was Come, Come Ye Saints from their Mormon Heritage album. You can purchase their music through two sites. HERE & HERE.

Last week we used these two songs also by the Three D's:
I Think When I Read That Sweet Story
Give Said The Little Stream Medley

046: The Frugal Soiree

The songs You Must Believe There Are Miracles & From My Heart To Yours are from The Collection - Vol. 1 by Michael McLean.

'Angel Lullaby'

045: My First Job

The song 'Angel Lullaby' is from My Turn On Earth by Carol Lynn Pearson & Lex de Azevedo.

044: And Now A Word From Our Sponsors

We used the song 'Medley On Piano' by David Glen Hatch.

043: Welcome Back.... Potter

We used the song 'Stand In The Light' from the album EFY 2004 - Stand in the Light; Especially for Youth.

042: Plan C - the Phonecast

We used two songs from the album Believe In Him: Inspiring Music for Youth yet again.
'Pilot Me' and 'See Things My Way'.

041: Mario Facione Interview (Part 2)

We used the song 'Lead Me Home' from the album Lead Me Home and it was performed by Hilary Weeks. This is what LDSAudio had to say about the album: Pearl Award-winner in 1998 for best inspirational album, Hilary Weeks now presents her second album with Deseret Book, Lead Me Home. Hilary shares all-original contemporary inspirational songs dealing with faith, hope, and discipleship. Song titles include "Lead Me Home," "The Perfect Prayer," and "He Will."

040: Ligyrochronomentrophobia

We used two songs from the album Believe In Him: Inspiring Music for Youth again.
'Pure Love' by Corbin Allred and 'Climb Every Mountain' by Kirby Heyborne.

039: Listener Feedback

We used two songs from the album Believe In Him: Inspiring Music for Youth. Here is what LDS Audio has to say about the album: What a remarkable and challenging time to be a young person. Inspired by the writings and teachings of Church leaders for today’s youth; the outstanding songs on Believe In Him celebrate the amazing youth of the church— Encouraging them to realize their potential, work through life’s challenges, trust in their Heavenly Father and strengthen their faith & testimonies. Working hand in hand with youth leaders and young people from around the world, songs were chosen that share the message that if we Believe In Him great lives are possible.
'Believe In Him' by Sam Payne and 'Growing Young' by Greg Simpson.