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@ehrldawg Yes, the old FIRE BY NITE series. Ive met him a couple times. Good people.

this is such a beautiful song. John Lawry was a great man. I SOOOO Much appreciate you posting this.

Napoleon Murphy Brock is one of my biggest heroes. That Trombone solo at the end of POUND FOR A BROWN by Denny Walley was AWESOME.

was that Ian Anderson (Jethro Tull) On the flute solo? This was a GREAT, yet very overlooked song.

SOOO AWESOME!!!!!!! Great job man!!!! My 2nd favorite Zappa tune (2nd to "INCA ROADS")

This is the most AWESOME version of this song EVER!!!! You KNOW Frank HAD to be there in spirit. Napoleon Murphy Brock Is the man who inspired me to take up Flute and sax. THANK YOU SOOOOO MUCH for posting this !!!!!!!

this is an old southern gospel spiritual. They played it on a LOT of movies that portray the south in America , usually done by a gospel group. I LOVED Led Zeppelin's take on the song. Kaiser and Mansfield did a cover of the original version. THEN later Darryl Mansfield covered Led Zeppelin's ver...

Glen Kaiser has such a PASSIONATE voice. A LOT of todays Christian music has great musicians, but so few singers with REAL PASSION.

this is so AWESOME. I can't find this ANYWHERE. I'm looking for their cds. I think theyre out of print.

steve vai did an amazing version of this song, The song is called "For The Love Of God"

what a beautiful performance, doing the theme song to one of my FAVORITE shows, (RIP David Carradine."Grasshopper" KUNG FU) This is ABSOLUTLEY AMAZING! Steve has always been a passionate person, i can see why he would be into the show Kung Fu.

This is DEFINITLEY the BEST version PERIOD! I have almost all of his albums. He always POURS himself into his music.

she'll get the grammys this year. and YES!!!! She deserves EVRY ONE SHE GETS!!!!!

that WAS a bit fast, still one of my favorite cuts off the Yellow Shark. Dog Breath Variations was cool too. Kind of gave a "JAWS" feel to the record.

This was probably a blueprint for a LOT of new age music today. GREAT stuff.

MY GOODNESS!!!!!! Almost 20 years old, and this song STILL!!!!! stands the test of time. What a beautiful song!

One of my favorite compositions.

in 1993 I turned 21, opened for Paul Rodgers, Bought my 1st BRAND NEW CAR. This band CRY OF LOVE was the BEST thing going. This song will ALWAYS remind me of getting out on I-44 in my Berretta Gt andcranking the radio up.

this song came out right at a good time for me. I find it VERY personal, the way he just pours himself into it. My favorite cut on the cd.

i gotta agree, his guitar tone is more like Robert Cray. Smooth instead of the SRV Snakebite.

@Atheneastro "that would be killer, to see a tuba playing PROG. (Kinda like Frank Zappa meets Igor Stravinsky)

The album they were touring in support of, I thought was a MASTERPIECE. Back Where It All Begins. This version of Elizabeth Reed is MY #1 FAVORITE!!!!

NICE!!!!!!!!!!!! Locrian Mode never sounded sooooo SWEEEETTTTT!!!!!!