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January 29th Episode

Posted by Jim Logue on January 29, 2012 |

Catholic Schools Week The week of January 29th to February 3rd is Catholic Schools Week. The January 29th edition of our show is about Catholic education.

Music on this show:

Sean Clive - Kids are Great - from "What I've Settled For"
Paradox - Life of an Artist - from "Called to Mind"
Ooberfuse - Summer Skies - single
Gerard Faucheaux - Let's Work Together - from "How Can You Think of Me"
Alexandra Celano - Dancing Angel - from "I'm Overcome"
Eric Meyers - Jump, Jump, Jump - from "Graceful Ruckus"
Ceili Rain - I'm not Dude, I'm Dad - from "Whatever Makes you Dance"
Gretchen Harris - Wonderful World - from "Hope for Tomorrow"
Marie Smith - Love Alone Remains - from "Love Alone Remains"
Renee Bondi - Blessings - from "Mercies in Disguise"
Josh Blakesley - Sophie's Song (A Thousand Kisses) - from "Waiting"
Jacob's Well Experience - Fight Song - from "Jacob's Well Experience"
Veronica Morrissey - Open My Eyes - from "Songs of Prayer"

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Catholic News

Posted by Jim Logue on January 27, 2012 |

Ooberfuse Catholic musican and composer Vincent Pace won the Instrumental category at the 2011 Songdoor Competition.

Vincent's entry, "Stormfront", is available on his new album, "Graft".

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Music Reviews

Posted by Jim Logue on January 29, 2012 |

Ooberfuse: Still Love My Enemies Let me start by saying that this band based in London, England, is my favorite band of all time, over all genres. The music they sing is absolutely top-quality, and it's a special blessing that they sing music for the Catholic Church.

Read the entire review on our Music Reviews Page



Articles

Posted by Jim Logue on January 25, 2012 |

John Angotti: Extraordinary Love It seems that hardly a month goes by where a top singer isn’t forced to interrupt a tour, take a break, or undergo a medical procedure due to problems with their voice. Vocal health is often taken for granted, but once problems develop, they can stop a singer dead in his or her tracks, and in some cases require surgery and a lengthy post-surgery period of rest and recovery.

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