-- Inky
I guess I love my life a little more than I should love it,
And if I had to I don't know if I could lay it down.
-- Petra ("If I Had to Die for Someone")
Yep, but I take off-campus studies.
Thanx for the info about E to W. Unfortunate, I thought they were
good.
-- Inky
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I guess I love my life a little more than I should love it,
Anyways, Jay is now on tour with some country singer named Melissa or Mindy or
somthing that starts with an "M". And Jeff Ross (who was part of the band) is
now co-host on CMT's Hit Trip.
This is all I know...if anyone else can fill in pieces, that would be great!
Rachel H. : )
Family Christian Stores
"Some think they got a lot to offer. Some people think they got a lot to give.
Those people think they own this world, but some people know to truly live."
Bebo Norman
A little more info:
At Atlanta Fest 1997, Neal and the East To West band performed as East To
West without Jay on the main stage. Later when Point Of Grace was on stage,
they mentioned that Neal was going to be releasing a solo album soon under
the moniker Patrick Neal. Jay DeMarcus had already put on a few pounds and
had began touring with Michael English at this time. Jay, however, WAS
working with Neal in the studio as the producer for his new album. At a
concert in September, Jay told me Neal's album was coming along great and
would probably be hitting the stores around the spring of 1998. He said it
would be on the Benson label. This, obviously, never happened. I don't know
if some of the shuffling that was going on with Benson and Diadem had
anything to do with it or not. Regardless, Neal is not listed as a Benson
artist at the present time. I read an article last week that stated they are
down to about six artists, including one or two that have yet to release
anything, like newcomers A Cross Between.
David Murray /db-m...@rfci.net (to reply remove the dash)
http://www.rfci.net/dbmurray
RMC's Official Resident Southern Gospel Fan
Making hay while the sun shines.