- Alex MacDougall once again joins The Way as their drummer. The band releases it's second album on Maranatha Records, Can It Be?. He would leave the Way later this year to join the Richie Furay band. Richie had recently become a Christian and the two were reunited by Al Perkins, who produced the second album for the Way.
- Dogwood's After the Flood, Before the Fire is released on Home Sweet Home Records. Alex MacDougall plays percussion on the album.
- Gary S Paxton teams up with Nashville's Paragon Records to form NewPax Records. DA would be signed to NewPax in 1981. In addition to DA, the label would release albums by Paxton himself, Don Francisco, Scott Wesley Brown and others. Paxton is known for his work with The Association, Paul Revere and the Raiders, The Four Freshment, and the producing the songs "Alley Oop" and "Monster Mash."
January 1975
- Larry Norman forms Solid Rock Records. DA spent a time on Solid Rock records while attempting to release thier third album in the 1978-1981 time period.
February 4, 1975
- Jubal's Last Band performs in Garden Grove, CA
February 14, 1975
- Jubal's Last Band performs performs at Blessed Hope Church in California
February 15, 1975
- Jubal's Last Band performs performs in El Monte, California
February 21, 1975
- Jubal's Last Band performs performs in Norco, CA. at the One Way Inn.
March 8, 1975
- Jubal's Last Band performs performs in Bakersfield, CA at the Solid Rock Foundation.
March 14, 1975
- Jubal's Last Band performs performs in Bell, CA at the Lighthouse
March 15, 1975
- Jubal's Last Band performs performs in Stanton, CA at the Fire Escape.
March 16, 1975
- Jubal's Last Band performs performs at Norwalk First Baptist Church in Norwalk, CA
April 3, 1975
Jubal's Last Band becomes Daniel Amos.
While the actual date is not entirely certain, most of our documents and information from the time period strongly suggest it was likely this April 3rd meeting with Maranatha! that resulted with a name change for the band.
- Marty: "After about a year, we worked up enough courage to go to a Maranatha Music Group meeting. These meetings were where all the bands affiliated with Maranatha or Calvary would meet and share their experiences with each other in the presence of Chuck Smith. It was kind of scary. Here we were with bands like Love Song, The Way, Children Of The Day, Mustard Seed Faith, The Road Home, Karen Lafferty, Eric Nelson, all in the presence of Chuck Smith. Plus, we were the new comers and we didn't know what to expect. No one ever heard of us. Anyway, Tom Stipe asked all the new bands to come up and check in. So we went up to check in and about the same time we went up, Darrell Mansfield came up to check in for his new band. We were still going by Jubal, at the time, so that was the name we were going to give. We told Darrell to go ahead and go first. We didn't want him to hear what our name was; I was embarrassed with the name Jubal. So he told Tom their name was Jubal! I looked at him with my mouth wide open and told him that's what we were called! After checking our list of names, we decided to go with the name Daniel Amos. We went back to Tom and told him we were called Daniel Amos and Darrell Mansfield went back and told him they were going to be Gentle Faith."
Terry: "Daniel Amos was a name that was chosen out of the Bible - the Old Testament. It's the prophets, Daniel and Amos. We were a country band at the time. We thought it would be a little different to put a couple of names together that sounded like an old country gentleman sitting out on the fence, strumming his guitar. Of course, it has caused some problems: 'Who's Daniel and who's Amos?' There's no Daniel Amos in the band."
(Source: KLYT quoting Terry Taylor - June 1982 "An Interview With Terry 'Daniel Amos' Taylor")
April 4, 1975
- Daniel Amos performs at Solid Rock in Sylmar, CA
April 5, 1975
- Daniel Amos performs at The Beginning in Ventura, CA
- Spring Canyon (with Mark Cook on keyboards) performs in Palm Springs with Styx and Heresy.
April 7, 1975
- Daniel Amos (minus Steve Baxter) auditions for Tom Stipe, who was in charge of the Saturday Night Music ministry at Calvary Chapel. Songs performed during the audition included "'Aint Gonna Fight It" and "Love In A Yielded Heart." The hope was to at least be asked to perform on a Thursday. New bands would typically perform on Thursday nights for some time before eventually working up to playing on a Saturday night - which were generally reserved for the more established acts.
Marty: "We rehearsed every day for about a week and I don't think anyone slept.... we played 2 or 3 songs for Tom and he thought we were great! We auditioned for Tom on a Tuesday evening and he immediately booked us for that Saturday night!"
Terry: "So we went down to audition with the hopes that we might be able to play on a Thursday night at Calvary Chapel, and there was another band there that was this sort of rock band that had a whole PA system, and had roadies and the whole thing... and we were just this little acoustic band. These guys played and Tom was very gracious with them but told them that they weren't ready to play... and then we played and he came up and said 'how would you like to play Calvary Chapel?' and we thought... ya'know this was the Carnegie Hall of Christian venues... we nearly fell off our chairs, and we said 'well, what Thursday would you like us to play?' and he said 'no, I'd like you to play Saturday night' - which blew us away."
April 10, 1975
- While working carpentry with his dad, Terry has an accident with a skill saw.
Terry: "...I was at my construction job and had a skill saw... it was just a few days before we were supposed to play at Calvary Chapel and it was at the end of the day... and the skill saw kicked back and took my thumb off and part of a finger. So, I played Saturday night with bandages... with these huge bandages on my hand. Which was cool with most people because they thought it was some sort of a slide guitar device..."
April 12, 1975
- Daniel Amos performs at Calvary Chapel for the first time.
Kenny Paxton: "I will never forget when Terry, Steve, Jerry and Marty played Calvary Chapel for the first time. It was the first time they had someone play on such short notice, sandwiched in between the main performers. There was no drummer, Marty stood and the other three all sat on stools. The crowd of several thousand went nuts. It was truly awesome."
- Marty: "We were the first Christian Band at Calvary Chapel to receive a standing ovation."
Terry: "And we got stuck with 'The Christian Eagles' whether we wanted to be or not. And the funny thing is that I had really had a fascination with early country rock and the music of the Byrds. But the other thing is that it happened so fast, our lives virtually changed after we played Calvary Chapel that one night, that we had to go with the simplest thing we did, and that threw us into that country thing. Things went so fast that we really didn't have time until we started sitting down to write and get ready for Shotgun Angel to find our voice. Added to that was the fact that we had this across the board appeal. With just a couple of guys on acoustic guitars, we were essentually easy listening, so Mom and Dad enjoyed us just as much as junior. We were really feeling the thrill of that and got swept away - we were being appreciated, we got to play music full time, we were in good standing with the powers that be in that church and it's whole network, and we were kids, we hadn't really thought it through."
April 26, 1975
- Daniel Amos performs at Calvary Chapel.
- Spring Canyon (with Mark Cook on keyboards) performs a midnight concert in the gymnasium at Cajon High School in San Bernardino, CA. Spring Canyon opens for The Blues Image, with Kent Henry lead guitarist of Steppenwolf.
April 27, 1975
- Daniel Amos performs at the Festival of the Lamb in O'Neill Park, CA
(Left to Right: Steve Baxter, Terry Taylor, Marty Dieckmeyer & Jerry Chamberlain . Photo courtesy of Marty Dieckmeyer)
- Daniel Amos is photographed for promotional band photos.
May 1, 1975
- Daniel Amos meets with Maranatha Music and signs a recording contract.
May 2, 1975
- Daniel Amos performs at Riverside Baptist College in Riverside, CA
May 3, 1975
- Daniel Amos performs in El Monte, CA
May 9, 1975
- Daniel Amos begins their first circuit tour at "The Market" in Yuba City, CA.
(Very early DA on their first tour. Left to Right: Jerry Chamberlain, Steve Baxter, Terry Taylor & Marty Dieckmeyer. Photo courtesy of Marty Dieckmeyer)
May 10, 1975
- Daniel Amos performs at the Warehouse in Sacramento, CA
May 11, 1975
- Daniel Amos performs at Calvary Presbyterian in Bolinas, CA at 7:30 p.m.
May 12, 1975
- Daniel Amos performs twice at Stanislaus State College (later known as Stanislaus State University) in Turlock, CA
May 14, 1975
- The Santa Clara Signal reports that the Jazz Ensemble placed second at the Palmdale Jazz Festival and fourth at the Southwestern College Jazz Festival. Several members of the Jazz Ensemble were specifically recognized for outsanding performances by judges - including Tim Chandler, future bassist for DA. The paper also notes that Tim is a sophomore and a member of the Southern California All-Star Jazz Group.
May 16, 1975
- Daniel Amos performs in Norco, CA.
May 24, 1975
- Daniel Amos performs twice in Huntington Beach, CA
May 31, 1975
- Daniel Amos performs at Palmview Assembly of God Church in Whittier, CA
June 1, 1975
- Daniel Amos performs at the Pavillion in Venice Beach, CA with Aslan and Bethlehem.
June 2, 1975
- Daniel Amos performs at Calvary Chapel.
June 6, 1975
- Daniel Amos performs at Linfield School in Temecula, CA.
June 8, 1975
- Daniel Amos performs at Garden Grove High School in Garden Grove, CA.
June 9, 1975
- Daniel Amos performs at the Maranatha Chapel in San Diego, CA.
June 13, 1975
- Daniel Amos performs at Norwalk First Baptist Church in Norwalk, CA
June 14, 1975
- Daniel Amos records demos at Sound Express.
June 17, 1975
- Daniel Amos records demos at Sound Express.
June 19, 1975
- Daniel Amos records demos at Sound Express.
June 21, 1975
- Daniel Amos performs in Whittier, CA
June 26, 1975
- Terry leaves for National Guard Summer Camp.
July 6, 1975
- Daniel Amos performs at Newport High School with Barry McGuire and 2nd Chapter of Acts.
July 8, 1975
- Daniel Amos performs with Good News and Mustard Seed Faith. The show is recorded.
July 12, 1975
- Daniel Amos performs at the Lake Hills Communinity Church's lake property off of Moulton Parkway at 5:00 p,m. as part of the "New Life Music Festival." Other performers included Glory Way, Narrow Road, Sherrie Estrada, and Karen Laferty.
July 13, 1975
- Daniel Amos performs in San Jose, CA
July 15, 1975
- Daniel Amos performs at the Parkview School Auditorium in Lancaster, CA.
July 19, 1975
- Daniel Amos performs at Arcadia Park in Arcadia, CA
- Daniel Amos performs at the Calvary Conference Center in California.
July 20, 1975
- Daniel Amos performs at Calvary riverside in Riverside, CA
July 24, 1975
- Ed McTaggart performs with the Road Home at the Eureka High School Auditorium in Eureka, CA.
July 25, 1975
- Daniel Amos performs in Baldwin Park, CA
July 25, 1975
- Daniel Amos performs at Calvary Chapel.
July 29, 1975
- Daniel Amos performs at the home of Terry's brother Randy
July 31, 1975
- Daniel Amos performs at Carson Foursquare Church in Torrence, CA at 8 p.m.
August 2, 1975
- Daniel Amos performs at Redlands University in Redlands, CA
August 6, 1975
- The Times Standard in Eureka, CA runs a short blurb about an upcoming Daniel Amos concert. No other information is given.
August 7, 1975
- Daniel Amos has a meeting with Maranatha Music.
August 8, 1975
- Daniel Amos meets with Pastor Chuck Smith at Calvary Chapel.
August 9, 1975
- Daniel Amos performs at Linfield High School in Temecula, CA
August 11, 1975
- Daniel Amos performs at the Maranatha Chapel in San Diego, CA
August 18, 1975
- Daniel Amos performs at Calvary Chapel.
August 21, 1975
- Daniel Amos begins their second circuit tour by performing at Eureka High School in Eureka, CA at 7:30 p.m.
August 22, 1975
- Daniel Amos performs in Yuba City, CA
August 23, 1975
- The Times in San Mateo, CA runs a blurb about the upcoming show with Daniel Amos on August 25.
August 24, 1975
- Daniel Amos performs in Sacramento, CA
August 25, 1975
- Daniel Amos performs in San Mateo, CA
- Daniel Amos performs with James Sundquist at the intersection of Santa Inez Avenue and El Camino Real, San Mateo, CA. at 7:30 p.m.
August 27, 1975
- Daniel Amos rehearses with Tom Stipe for Maranatha! 5
August 29, 1975
- Daniel Amos enters the studio for the first time to record "Aint Gonna Fight It" for Maranatha! 5
Terry: "We were scared people at the time, there were four of us in the band... Ed wasn't in the group. We went down to this massive recording studio and sat around a mic and sang... and then Michael Omartian put strings on the song and we thought it was beautiful and stunning... and it was, actually."
September 1, 1975
- Daniel Amos performs three sets at the Lancaster Fair in Lancaster, CA.
September 2, 1975
- Daniel Amos performs in Lancaster, CA.
September 4, 1975
- Daniel Amos meets with Maranatha! Music.
September 5, 1975
- Jerry Chamberlain and Steve Baxter spend the morning in the studio.
- "Bill Sprouse, jr. of Costa Mesa, CA, lead singer and keyboard player for the Road Home, died of a heart attack." Bill was only 26 years old. Ed McTaggart, future drummer for DA, was a member of the Road Home between 1973 and 1975. After Bill's death, Ed and John Falcone got some part time work at the Maranatha! Music shipping fulfillment warehouse. Ed would of course eventually be asked to join DA in early 1976.
Bill Sprouse, jr. Obituary from Harmony Magazine Sept/Oct/Nov 1975
September 8, 1975
- Daniel Amos performs at Hart Park in Orange, CA.
September 9, 1975
- Daniel Amos performs at Calvary Chapel.
September 10, 1975
- Daniel Amos attends Bill Sprouse's funeral.
September 12, 1975
- Daniel Amos performs at Palmview Assembly of God in Whittier, CA with Pastor Chuck Smith.
September 13, 1975
- Daniel Amos performs at Saturday Night Concerts at Calvary Chapel.
September 15, 1975
- Daniel Amos attends a studio session where strings are being recorded for "Aint Gonna Fight It."
- Daniel Amos performs at Maranatha Chapel in San Diego, CA.
September 16, 1975
- Electric Guitar and Bass are recorded for "Aint Gonna Fight It."
September 18, 1975
- Daniel Amos performs at Estrancia High School in Estrancia, CA.
September 20, 1975
- The electric guitar part for "Aint Gonna Fight It" is re-recorded, completing work on the song.
September 24, 1975
- Daniel Amos performs at the wedding of former Jubal's Last Band member Ken Paxton.
Ken Paxton: "As I recall they played 'Ain't Gonna Fight It' while my wife Pennie walked up the aisle and 'Walking on the Water' when we, as man and wife, walked to the back of the chapel."
September 26, 1975
- Daniel Amos performs at the Church of the Nazarene in Torrance, CA. at 7:30 p.m.
September 27, 1975
- Daniel Amos performs at Melodyland.
- Daniel Amos performs at the Ranch Academy in San Jacinto, CA.
October 1, 1975
- Daniel Amos performs at Melodyland in Santa Barbara, CA.
- Daniel Amos performs at the University of California in Santa Barbara, CA.
October 2, 1975
- Daniel Amos meets with Maranatha Music.
October 6, 1975
- Daniel Amos performs at the University of Souther California.
October 9, 1975
- Daniel Amos performs at Cal Poly in San Luis Obispo, CA. with Pastor Chuck Smith.
October 10, 1975
- Daniel Amos performs at Riverside Baptist College in Riverside, CA.
October 11, 1975
- Daniel Amos performs at Knotts Berry Farm in Buena Park, CA. for Maranatha! 75. More than 20,000 people attend the festival.
October 13, 1975
- Daniel Amos performs at Los Amigos High School in Fountain Valley, CA.
October 18, 1975
- The Times Standard in Eureka, CA runs a short blurb about the upcoming concert from Daniel Amos on October 27.
October 23, 1975
- Daniel Amos begins thier third circuit tour by performing at Lodi High School in Lodi, CA.
October 24, 1975
- Daniel Amos performs at the Maranatha Center in Reno, Nevada.
October 25, 1975
- Daniel Amos performs at the Warehouse in Sacramento, CA.
- The Times Standard in Eureka, CA runs a short blurb about the upcoming concert from Daniel Amos on October 27. The article mentions that it is DA's second appearance in Eureka.
Late 1975
- "Ain't Gonna Fight It" is released on Maranatha 5 becoming the first professionally recorded and officially released DA song.
Album Info, artwork and lyrics
October 26, 1975
- Daniel Amos performs at the Redwoods Forum in Eureka, CA at 7:30 p.m.
October 27, 1975
- Daniel Amos performs at the Eureka High School auditorium in Eureka, CA.
- Daniel Amos performs at the College of the Redwoods Forum in Eureka, CA. (The above clipping was published The Times Standard in Eureka, CA on Oct. 25, 1975)
October 28, 1975
- Daniel Amos performs at "The Market" in Yuba City, CA.
October 30, 1975
- Daniel Amos performs at Stanislaus State College in Turlock, CA.
November 6, 1975
- Daniel Amos meets with Maranatha! Music.
- Daniel Amos performs at the Calvary Conference Center.
November 7, 1975
- Daniel Amos performs at the Solid Rock Foundation in Bakersfield, CA.
November 8, 1975
- Daniel Amos performs at the Solid Rock Foundation in Bakersfield, CA.
November 7, 1975
- On this date, Daniel Amos meets with Al Perkins (of the Flying Burrito Brothers, Manassas and the Souther-Hillman-Furay band) to discuss the recording of their first album for Maranatha! Music. It was originally thought that Tommy Coomes would produce the album but he had to pull out of the project when it came time to start recording. Coomes then connected DA with his friend Al Perkins.
November 22, 1975
- Daniel Amos performs at Saturday Night Concerts at Calvary Chapel.
- The Daily Review in Hayward, CA runs a short blurb about DA's upcoming concert in Oakland on the 28th.
November 25, 1975
- Daniel Amos is photographed at 2:30PM in a local park by Dan Agulian for their album artwork.
November 26, 1975
- Daniel Amos rehearses with Al Perkins for their upcoming recording sessions. Al Perkins made one significant lyric change to one of the band's songs at this time. Steve Baxter's "Love In A Yielded Heart" originally contained a line that said "You can't ball 'till the morning to make it," which was referring to sex. There was a concern about how the line would be received by Christian audiences so the line was changed to "You can't chant 'till the morning to make it" for the recording. Early demos and live recordings include the original unchanged lyric.
November 28, 1975
- Daniel Amos performs with the King's Conquerers at the Oakland Auditorium in Oakland, CA at 7:00 p.m.
November 29, 1975
- Daniel Amos rehearses with Al Perkins for their upcoming recording sessions.
December 1, 1975
- Sessions begin for Daniel Amos first album, the self-titled Daniel Amos at Mama Jo's Studios. On this day in a session lasting between 10AM and 6PM, basic tracks are recorded for "Don't Light Your Own Fire," "Walkin' On The Water," "Abidin'" and "Skeptics Song." At one point during the sessions, Daniel Amos gets to go into another studio to watch Billy Preston recording.
December 2, 1975
- Sessions continue for Daniel Amos first album, the self-titled Daniel Amos at Mama Jo's Studios. On this day in a session lasting between 10AM and 6PM, basic tracks are recorded for "Dusty Road," "William," "Jesus Is Jehovah To Me," "Losers and Winners," and "The Bible."
December 3, 1975
- Sessions continue for Daniel Amos first album, the self-titled Daniel Amos at Mama Jo's Studios. On this day in a session lasting between 10AM and 6PM, basic tracks are recorded for "Ridin' Along" and "Love In A Yielded Heart."
December 4, 1975
- Daniel Amos meets with Maranatha! Music at 9AM.
- Sessions continue for Daniel Amos first album, the self-titled Daniel Amos at Mama Jo's Studios. On this day in a session lasting between 10AM and 6PM, vocal tracks are recoded for "Dusty Road" and "Love In A Yielded Heart."
December 5, 1975
- Sessions continue for Daniel Amos first album, the self-titled Daniel Amos at Mama Jo's Studios. On this day in a session that started at 7PM, vocal tracks were recorded for "Jesus Is Jehovah To Me."
- Photos are checked and approved for album artwork.
- Terry takes a break from recording to fulfill his obligations with the National Guard.
December 6, 1975
- Terry takes a break from recording to fulfill his obligations with the National Guard.
December 8, 1975
- Sessions continue for Daniel Amos first album, the self-titled Daniel Amos at Mama Jo's Studios. On this day in a session that started at 7PM, vocal tracks were recorded for "Jesus Is Jehovah To Me," and "Losers and Winners."
December 9, 1975
- Sessions continue for Daniel Amos first album, the self-titled Daniel Amos at Mama Jo's Studios. On this day in a session that started at 7PM, vocal tracks were recorded for "Skeptics Song."
December 10, 1975
- Sessions continue for Daniel Amos first album, the self-titled Daniel Amos at Mama Jo's Studios. On this day in a session that started at 7PM, vocal tracks were recorded for "Walkin' On The Water."
December 11, 1975
- Sessions continue for Daniel Amos first album, the self-titled Daniel Amos at Independent Studios. On this day in a session that lasted between 9AM and 6PM, vocal tracks were recorded for "William."
December 12, 1975
- Sessions continue for Daniel Amos first album, the self-titled Daniel Amos at Studio55. On this day in a session that started at 9AM, vocal tracks were recorded for "The Bible."
- Ed McTaggart's daughter Bethya is born.
- Sessions continue for Daniel Amos first album, the self-titled Daniel Amos at Mama Jo's Studios. On this day in a session that started at 7PM, Percussion tracks were recorded for various songs.
December 13, 1975
- Sessions continue for Daniel Amos first album, the self-titled Daniel Amos at Mama Jo's Studios. On this day in a session that started at 10AM, vocal tracks were recorded for "Don't Light Your Own Fire" and "Abidin'."
December 15, 1975
- Sessions continue for Daniel Amos first album, the self-titled Daniel Amos at Studio55. The session began at 10AM and lasted until 6PM.
December 16, 1975
- Sessions continue for Daniel Amos first album, the self-titled Daniel Amos at Studio55. The session began at 10AM and lasted until 6PM.
- Daniel Amos records "Servant's Prayer" at Dubbington Downs, LTD. Studios.
December 17, 1975
- Mixing begins for Daniel Amos first album, the self-titled Daniel Amos at Mama Jo's Studios at 7PM.
December 18, 1975
- Mixing continues for Daniel Amos first album, the self-titled <Daniel Amos at Mama Jo's Studios at 7PM.
December 19, 1975
- Sessions continue for Daniel Amos first album, the self-titled Daniel Amos at Studio55. In a session that started at 3PM, the band added background vocal tracks to "Don't Light Your Own Fire."
December 20, 1975
- Mixing continues for Daniel Amos first album, the self-titled <Daniel Amos at Mama Jo's Studios at 7PM.
December 21, 1975
- Mixing continues for Daniel Amos first album, the self-titled Daniel Amos at Mama Jo's Studios at 7PM.
December 22, 1975
(Masters for Daniel Amos)
- Mixing continues for Daniel Amos first album, the self-titled Daniel Amos at Mama Jo's Studios at 7PM.
- Masters are put together for Daniel Amos first album the self-titled Daniel Amos at Mama Jo's Studios.
December 23, 1975
- Mixing continues for Daniel Amos first album, the self-titled Daniel Amos at Mama Jo's Studios at 7PM.
December 29, 1975
- Mixing continues for Daniel Amos first album, the self-titled Daniel Amos at Mama Jo's Studios at 7PM.
December 31, 1975
- Daniel Amos performs, at the Good News New Years Eve Celebration at Knotts Berry Farm. Other performers include the Boone Family (Pat, his wife Shirley and their four daughters), Chuck Girard, Gentle Faith, Jamie Owens, A Band Called David, Mustard Seed Faith, Aslan, Karen Lafferty, Parable, Children of the Day, Debby Kerner, Ermoe Rettino, and Erick Nelson.
Daniel Amos performed in the Birdcage theater with Aslan and other artists. Apparently, the owner of the theater wasn't very happy with Knotts Berry and Maranatha booking rock and roll acts and made no attempt to hide his feelings from the bands. (Source: Bill Hoppe of Aslan)
Jim Kempner, who was responsible for booking the musical acts for the show, offered roadie jobs to John Falcone and Ed McTaggart, both formerly of the band Road Home.
Ed: "I was sent to the Bird Cage Theater where Aslyn and Daniel Amos were performing. They (DA) did not have a drummer for live shows. Terry and Steve were big fans of Bill and the Road Home. So as it goes, they asked me if I would like to sit in on a few of their song that night. Why Not? So early the next week they asked me to join the band and so it goes."
1975-1976
- Many of Daniel Amos' early performances at Calvary Chapel were also broadcast on the radio. Songs that actually aired included:
"Ridin' Along,"
"Dusty Road,"
"Losers and Winners," "Freedom" (Later known as "Love in a Yielded Heart"),
"Aint Gonna Fight It,"
"Skeptics Song,"
"William,"
"Walkin On The Water,"
"The Bible,"
"Meal,"
"Abidin',"
"Shotgun Angel,"
"Praise Song"
and the (at the time) unreleased tracks;
"Nicodemus (You Must Be Born Again),"
"Farther Along,"
"In Everything Give Thanks,"
"Holy Rollin' Again,"
"Jonah and the Whale," and "Can't Go 'Round The Cross". Some of these have shown up more recently on the Deluxe Edition releases of Daniel Amos and Shotgun Angel.
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