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After years of talking about a potential project of old hymns and gospel songs, we are so happy to announce that we’ll finally be releasing that collection in April, 2010, "Traditions" CD. We promise you, this is the ultimate Coachmen “roots” CD! Webster’s defines “tradition” as a specific practice of long standing. Songs like these represent the foundation for our music, and their message and the culture in which we learned them has remained core to the values by which we live. Simply said, these songs represent our specific practice of long standing. While the core of the CD is a collection of our favorite old hymns and gospel songs (yes, we voted on them!), we also included 2 bonus songs which are favorites from our current live program, specifically our version of the Mac Davis classic “I Believe in Music”, and the comical Noah’s Ark translation “Didn’t It Rain.” The collection is available here at our online store, at our concerts, at Crossroads Music in Staunton and Waynesboro, and at other select retail locations throughout the Shenandoah Valley. Throughout 2011, the songs of “Traditions” will comprise a signification portion of our live program.
2011 marks Chris’ first solo venture with the release of “All Together Now”, a collection for children. Originally intended as a gift to his young kids, the project is comprised of songs designed to sing along with, to dance to, to educate, to express feelings, and to teach life lessons. Further, while the collection includes some of Chris’ all-time favorite children songs, it also includes originals stemming from his day-to-day experiences. Songs about getting kids to clean up their messes, searching the house for his son’s seahorse “lovee”, and teaching the ABC’s by making soup are just a few of the experiences Chris shares from his family life.
Check it out at his new website www.chriscampbellmusic.org.
Traditions (2010) – We promise you, this is the ultimate Coachmen “roots” CD! These songs are a collection of our favorite old hymns and gospel songs, we also included 2 bonus songs which are favorites from our current live program, specifically our version of the Mac Davis classic “I Believe in Music”, and the comical Noah’s Ark translation “Didn’t It Rain.”
Arise (2007) – The Coachmen’s third compilation, considered by many critics their most original and diverse to-date. Popular original songs include Chris Campbell’s ‘Arise’ and Bob Campbell’s ‘Sandlot Hero’, in addition to covers of ‘He Walked on Water’, ‘Wonderful Time Up There’, ‘Oh Shenandoah’, and ‘Everyday Will Be Sunday’.
Going Home (2005) – The Coachmen’s sophomore recording effort, which shows a more advanced Coachmen in terms of their vocal, musical, and songwriting style. Popular original songs include Bob Campbell’s ‘Three Roses’ and Chris Campbell’s ‘When the Eagle Flies’, in addition to covers of ‘Long Black Train’, ‘Love Can Build a Bridge’, ‘Back Home Again’, ‘Thanks to Calvary’, and ‘God on the Mountain.’
This Old House (2004) – The Coachmen’s first CD as an Americana Gospel group. Popular original songs include Chris Campbell’s ‘I Pledge My Allegiance to the Cross’ and Bob Campbell’s ‘Home Sweet Home Virginia’, in addition to covers of ‘This Old House’, ‘The Baptism of Jesse Taylor’, ‘The Fourth Man’, and ‘Sweet Beulah Land.’
Christmas with the Coachmen (2007) – After years of requests, the Coachmen released a Christmas project in 2007 comprised of many of their sacred and secular holiday favorites. This CD is reminiscent of their live Christmas shows and was recorded as a live set. From “Let It Snow” to “Do You Hear What I Hear” to “Til’ the Season Comes ‘Round Again”, the collection includes something for everyone.
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