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Posted by judy hook in Hopewell, Pa. @ 01:35 on Jan 31 2011
I loved Bob Culls music from the 70's such as, Remeber..is there any way of getting it again? thank you.
I loved Bob Culls music from the 70's such as, Remeber..is there any way of getting it again? thank you.
Posted by Brian Hatch in San Diego, CA @ 23:26 on Jun 2 2008
I would love to get a copy of the "Welcome to the Family" album. Can you tell me how I can do so?
Brian Hatch
P.O. Box 189101-250
Coronado, CA 92178
I would love to get a copy of the "Welcome to the Family" album. Can you tell me how I can do so?
Brian Hatch
P.O. Box 189101-250
Coronado, CA 92178
Posted by Mike McAteer in Mission Viejo, California, USA @ 01:51 on Mar 24 2008
I played bass for Bob on his first album, "Welcome To The Family" back in 1972 and still have several copies of the 12" vinyl record. Lovely and warm sounding, with a cardboard jacket containing great graphics BIG ENOUGH TO ACTUALLY SEE!
My lifelong (now) high school buddy, Chief Wilson, provided the drumming tracks and later went on to be one of the finest So Cal musicians. Gary Tosti, another lifelong friend who I first toured Europe with in a Christian band during the summer of 1971, gave some hot sax lines for Bob Cull's first solo outing here.
The album shows deep influences of the time by Richard Carpenter's arranging style, both vocally and instrumentally EXCEPT the stand-out performance of "All I Need Is You". A slow building, strongly emotional calling out to Jesus, the listener (as well as me, the musician!) can do nothing less than want to agree with the artist here. If you haven't heard it, you are missing a real gem.
Although the artist is listed as "Robert Cull", it is Bob's first foray into what became a fruitful ministry in music that surely complimented his future as a teaching pastor. Then came some of his most famous and well known worship songs.......
I played bass for Bob on his first album, "Welcome To The Family" back in 1972 and still have several copies of the 12" vinyl record. Lovely and warm sounding, with a cardboard jacket containing great graphics BIG ENOUGH TO ACTUALLY SEE!
My lifelong (now) high school buddy, Chief Wilson, provided the drumming tracks and later went on to be one of the finest So Cal musicians. Gary Tosti, another lifelong friend who I first toured Europe with in a Christian band during the summer of 1971, gave some hot sax lines for Bob Cull's first solo outing here.
The album shows deep influences of the time by Richard Carpenter's arranging style, both vocally and instrumentally EXCEPT the stand-out performance of "All I Need Is You". A slow building, strongly emotional calling out to Jesus, the listener (as well as me, the musician!) can do nothing less than want to agree with the artist here. If you haven't heard it, you are missing a real gem.
Although the artist is listed as "Robert Cull", it is Bob's first foray into what became a fruitful ministry in music that surely complimented his future as a teaching pastor. Then came some of his most famous and well known worship songs.......
Reply by noelia delgado in poquoson , va @ 01:02 on Mar 15 2012
Is there any way I can get my hands on a 12 inch vinyl album of Welcome to the Family?
Is there any way I can get my hands on a 12 inch vinyl album of Welcome to the Family?
Reply by Brian Hatch in San Diego @ 20:01 on Mar 18 2010
Please tell me where I can get a copy of the album "Welcome to the Family".
Brian Hatch
PO Box 82673
San Diego, CA 92138
Please tell me where I can get a copy of the album "Welcome to the Family".
Brian Hatch
PO Box 82673
San Diego, CA 92138
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Would be interested in purchasing a cd if it is available.