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2003:, was released for digital download in November 2010, with hard copies also sold at the band's November concert taping. It featured re-recordings of 10 classic Petra songs from the early and mid-1980s, as well as two new tracks. Hard copies of the CD went on sale in January 2011. That same month, the members of Classic Petra played a live show together for the first time in decades, taping the concert at the
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featured in several tracks ("Not of This World", "Grave Robber", "Occupy" and "Lift Him Up"). Nevertheless, the result was something of a preview of the band's direction in future albums, as Petra would embrace the heavier guitar styles that such a sound better complemented. As if to emphasize the shift, the album opened and closed with Petra's first-ever instrumental tracks: synthesized versions of the
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impasse" with the rest of the band and "will not be forming with us any longer." Weaver, in his own statement, said that the band had fired him, and that he was "shocked" and "surprised" by the decision. Hartman later said the decision had been made by
Schlitt, in consultation with his pastor and Hartman; neither side gave a reason for the dismissal.
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California, asking them how Petra could better aid their ministries. The response: Produce some music that could be better replicated in a church setting. "So we thought, 'What if we do a CD with worship songs that we think are cool, but do it Petra style and then provide an accompaniment track for the youth groups?'" Schlitt said.
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and drum sounds electronically, effectively sidelining Kelly and Weaver during the recording process and continuing a practice begun the previous album in which Brown sought someone other than Weaver to drum for the band inside the studio. Toward the end of recording the album, John Lawry, who had played with the band during the
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rocker "Judas' Kiss", the band's message was less than subtle. Played in reverse, the backmasked portion stated: "What are you looking for the devil for when you oughta be looking for the Lord?" It was not the first β nor would it be the last β time Petra weighed in against critics of contemporary
Christian music.
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Furler handled production duties himself. With Weaver's departure, Furler played drums, while Gibson's departure meant
Hartman would be Petra's full-time guitarist for the first time since 1994. Wade Jaynes, a studio bassist, also was tapped to perform in place of Bailey, at Furler's request. Furler,
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After six albums that spanned Petra's highest peak and ended with the band in its lowest valley to date, the band and its label parted ways. "Their interests were starting to go in other directions, so it was time for us to leave and find a label that's interested in rebuilding the fact that we still
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I would say from my gut that we are probably as low as we're going to go in that valley, and heading for the next peak. That's fine with me because everybody needs a turn. We've been at the top of the mountain twice already, and, if nothing else, we need to get out of the way and let other bands have
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The change was well received, as the album stayed on
Billboard's Christian albums chart for more than five months and was the third consecutive Petra album to receive a Grammy for Best Rock Gospel Album. The short-lived America's Christian Music Awards named Petra favorite rock group or duo and named
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At the height of its career, the members of Petra were wary of repeating the arena-rock formula that had served the band so well since the mid-1980s. Seeking a way to change directions musically, the band and its producers for their next album hired an outside engineer for the first time, bringing in
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and emphasized it further. Although the album ended for good the band's longstanding tradition of featuring electric guitars as warcraft, its picture of a warrior on his knees complemented songs with titles such as "Get on Your Knees and Fight Like a Man", "All the King's Horses" and the title track,
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s title track, and then went on tour again, ultimately playing to more than 500,000 people in the yearlong world tour, which ranked second in all of
Christian music only to Amy Grant's. To capture the energy of the tour, the band recorded performances in Tennessee and South Carolina over three nights
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and released it in 1981, with the first single a song originally written and performed by Volz's old band. "The
Coloring Song" was Petra's big break, rocketing to the top of three Christian radio charts (rock, adult contemporary, inspirational) and reaching the top five of a fourth (southern gospel).
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was not a big seller, thanks largely to distribution problems that left many copies of the record out of stores until demand for the product had subsided. Still in search of a breakthrough record and restricted by finances from touring nationally, Frazier left the band, leaving just
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It won the band its first Grammy, in the newly created best Rock/Contemporary Gospel Album category, as well as Dove awards for Rock Album of the Year, Rock
Recorded Song of the Year for the title track and Recorded Music Packaging of the Year. More historically, the Gospel Music Association for the
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Continuing with the trend of producing radio hits, the title track became a major radio hit during 1983 and 1984, with "Grave Robber" being a minor radio hit during that same time. "Lift Him Up" was the featured praise song on this album. The album was massively successful in the still-new world of
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genres and was, for many years, regarded as the "world's most popular Christian rock band". Formed in 1972, the band took its name from the Greek word for "rock". Though it disbanded formally in 2006, incarnations have played reunion shows in the years since and released two albums in November 2010,
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The result was an exceptionally heavy album filled with crunchy riffs, modernized by removing the trademark keyboards and guitar solos from Petra's sound. In an Inpop-produced statement, Schlitt called the album "our most aggressive rock record so far." Critics and fans alike greeted the album with
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opened No. 1 on Billboard's Christian music charts in November 1991 and stayed in the top 10 for seven months. Radio single "Hand on My Heart" was among the top 20 songs on Christian AC radio in 1992, and it was one of five tracks from the album to hit No. 1 on the Christian radio charts.
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The album was a farewell to Petra's first era of popularity and the sound it had cultivated with Volz's distinctive vocals. As constant touring took its toll on the band, Hartman and Volz began to disagree about Petra's future, both on stage and off. The tour, while it drew more fans than ever, was
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to be that band's lead singer, Volz accepted Hartman's offer instead. With a band intact, touring continuing and writing begun for a new record, Petra found itself at a crossroads: Its Christian lyrics limited the number of non-Christians attending its concerts, while its hard edge likewise limited
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released a 40th Anniversary compilation album featuring more than 30 songs covering most of the band's trajectory. After that, the band reunited again with Schlitt, Hartman, Bailey, and Borneo, to tour in celebration of the band's 40th Anniversary. The band also recorded a new song titled "Holy is
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The album opened at No. 2 on Billboard's Top Christian Albums chart but fell out of the Top 10 two months later. It peaked at No. 91 on the Billboard Top 200, lasting eight weeks, and Schlitt acknowledged sales had dropped from the band's previous chart-toppers. Its key radio single, the
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Once again, rumors swirled about the band's imminent demise. Lawry, who had been Petra's keyboardist for more than a decade, left the band, and Hartman, citing a desire to be closer to his family and focus on songwriting, retired from touring. Meanwhile, Schlitt had just released a solo album. The
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The result was the first-ever contemporary praise-and-worship album in Christian music, with praise staples such as "Take Me In", "The Battle Belongs to the Lord" and "King of Kings" done in Petra's hard-rock style, together with two new rockers in the same lyrical vein. The band's new label, Word
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In 1976, Glover had resigned from the band. He was replaced by a string of drummers which included a childhood friend of Hough, Bob Rickman, and Glover's cousin, Mark Richards. However, by the time their record deal for the second album went through, Richards had already left, and Petra decided to
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of the late 1960s and early 1970s. Church authorities struggled with and frequently opposed the use of churches for rock concerts, and few Christian radio stations, with the exception of some college-based signals, would play the band's songs. Petra was criticized for its rock sound, a hint of the
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is, if not completely Kansas-inspired, certainly on par with some of the best arena rock music around." The band also, for the first time, drew from a handful of local non-accredited artists such as John Wayfield (percussion), Adam Lawson (keyboards) and Mark Strumford (guitar) during the album's
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studios, with a documentary preceding the concert. Though recorded ostensibly for broadcast on TBN and eventual DVD release, the show first found life as a live album, released digitally to iTunes and Amazon in April 2011. A companion DVD was released that July. In July 2011, Classic Petra again
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and met with antipathy by the band's fans, who rejected the reimagining of some of Petra's most loved songs. Though it garnered some positive reviews β HM Magazine for one said "these stripped-down rockers sound pretty good" β the album was largely rejected by critics and fans alike, and it sold
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Though the album was praised by critics as "fresher and more immediate than has been in a long time," hailed for "strong" music and songwriting and nominated for a Grammy, fans clearly rejected the album's alt-rock, mid-tempo feel. The album failed to reach any higher than 10th on the Billboard
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opened the door for even greater success than Petra had seen previously. The Christian rock scene had exploded, and the critics of the past decade had largely been silenced. The band went back to the studio to record a hard-hitting album that would be accompanied by a concept movie, in which the
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controversy, which had begun to spread into Christian music, as conservative church leaders accused Christian artists of hiding subliminal messages that could only be heard when records were played in reverse. Inserting a blatant piece of backmasking in the break between the title track and hard
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shortly after the album's release. Petra then prepared a worldwide tour beginning in 2004, including a June show in Indiana that featured a reunion of original members Hartman, Hough and DeGroff in the middle of the contemporary band's set. Simmons filled in for original drummer Glover, who was
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featured few truly hard rock songs, as evidenced when it was nominated for a Grammy in the Best Pop/Contemporary Gospel Album category. Instead, it placed heavy emphasis on acoustic guitars, mandolins, keyboards and other, more experimental styles. The title track, the album's big radio single,
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The lackluster sales and tepid reviews, combined with the lineup changes, painted a picture of a band in decline. The quick departure of Cooper and Lichens, joined by longtime bassist Cates, did not help. Schlitt said Cates cited fatigue with the touring lifestyle, but that he fired Lichens and
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As it entered the studio for its 20th album, Petra continued to find stability elusive, as Bell and Gibson left to pursue other endeavors. Then, in a shocking announcement, the band announced drummer Louie Weaver, the longest-tenured member of Petra other than Hartman himself, had "come to an
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Touring with the popular McDowell bought Petra credibility with youth leaders and church pastors, who were impressed by the speaker's forceful defense of Christian rock music. Seeking to build on that growing influence, Hartman and Schlitt turned to youth ministers directly at a conference in
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Petra hired three new members for the subsequent tour: Bryce Bell on keyboards, Quinton Gibson on guitars and Greg Bailey on bass. His inclusion on the album artwork notwithstanding, Hartman maintained his retirement from touring, although he returned for the recording of this album.
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a rousing rocker backed by a marching drumbeat that addressed Satan as the preordained loser of the war he had declared against Christ and his followers. The message seemed in part a response to the attacks lobbed against the band by preachers and televangelists, especially
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the material taught. Graduates were given an Associates Degree in Biblical Studies. The PAUL AND TIMOTHY program was continued as an extension of the CHRISTIAN TRAINING CENTER. The CENTER was housed in and given oversight by the CALVARY TEMPLE CHURCH in Fort Wayne, Indiana.
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Petra's style changed significantly over the decades in an effort to remain relevant to the youth it was trying to reach but remained within the rock genre implied by its name. At its inception, the band's style was eclectic, borrowing from musical influences as diverse as
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leaders. (It is, perhaps, a telling sign of the Christian community's former resistance to Petra that the band won a Grammy before they ever won a Dove Award!) Still, all rabble-rousers aside, Petra managed to create some of Christian music's most treasured recordings.
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As important as the success on radio was the band's ability to tour nationally β the costs of which had been formidable in previous years. Unable to raise enough money for nationwide tours in support of its previous albums, Petra received another break when the band
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reached No. 1 on the Christian albums chart, overall sales flagged, as the album barely reached the Billboard 200, peaking at No. 155. One secular critic dismissed the disc as "religious muzak" and labeled Petra "the Barry Manilow of Christian rock".
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title track, barely cracked the 40 most-played songs for 1995. For the first time since the creation of the Rock Gospel Album category in the Grammies, Petra was nominated but failed to win, though it did pick up a Dove award for Rock Album of the Year, and
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was huge, the band's most successful release ever, peaking at No. 1 on the Christian charts and certified Gold by the RIAA in 1995. The radio single "Love" shot to the top of the charts and stayed there, becoming Christian radio's biggest hit of 1991.
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Cooper over differences about the band's musical direction and unhappiness with the possibility of recording a second praise album. Lonnie Chapin replaced Cates on bass, while two members of Schlitt's solo band, Kevin Brandow (guitar and keyboards) and
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Faced with criticism that the band had strayed too far from its hard-rock roots and did not "sound like Petra anymore", Schlitt responded: "Petra wasn't selling worth a stink. Petra was going down the drain, and I don't want to go down the drain yet."
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The result was a well-received album, helped in part by an Inpop gimmick that comprised sending radio executives and media representatives an unlabeled CD of the album and asking them to guess β many doing so futilely β what band had recorded it.
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Petra again hit the road for an intense tour with Servant, playing to an estimated 150,000 people in 1982, mostly in venues seating as few as 1,000 people. Petra played 152 shows in 1983, taking six weeks off that summer to record the follow up,
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a "Top Album Pick" and praised the band's "surging music, tough lyrics and effective vocals." Helped by the positive press and Star Song's recent distribution deal with Word Records, the album quickly surpassed the sales of
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in particular, pushed Hartman to write heavier, riff-based songs along the lines of the title track, which Hartman had written before the decision to record Revival instead of a traditional album with original material.
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As the broader musical climate soured on the arena-rock style that had been Petra's musical core, the band continued to revamp its style, breaking with the Elefante brothers for the first time in six records. Instead,
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Schlitt and Hartman, after arranging worship music together for a youth retreat, reunited for an independently released praise-and-worship CD in 2007, calling themselves II Guys from Petra and titling their album
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remained in the top 10 of Christian contemporary album sales for nearly a year. The artwork also won a Dove award, the band's second. In subsequent years, the album would be cited by such popular praise bands as
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expensive, and it left Petra hurting financially. Increased competition from other Christian rock bands, for whom Petra had paved the way, led to lower-than-expected showings as the tour went on. As Hartman told
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while a bluesy, crowd-favorite track written by Hartman about rejecting the pre-Christian self, "Killing My Old Man", was deemed too controversial and cut from the album (the song would later appear on the album
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tour in December 1986, Petra entered the studio the next month to begin writing and recording the band's follow-up. In the three weeks between, Hartman wrote seven songs β the foundation of what would become
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was released in 1985, and it featured a dramatic departure from Petra's previous style, emphasizing keyboards, electronic drums and computerized sound effects. The synth-heavy rock record was a monster hit.
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The next year, the band experienced the first of its numerous lineup changes, as Hough left to form his own band, and DeGroff followed suit, leaving Hartman and newly hired guitarist/keyboardist/vocalist
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The band's contract with Word Records was stumbling to an end. To complete the six-disc deal, the band re-recorded a set of its biggest hits in an acoustic format, including two new songs. The album,
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invited it to open on its 1981β82 tour. Under Hollingsworth's tutelage, the band refined its live performances, its members dressing in camouflage to emphasize the spiritual warfare theme recalled by
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With Petra having established its radio bona fides and refocused its lyrical message, Star Song looked for a producer who could take the band's fourth album back to its hard rock roots, hiring
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acclamation, hailing it as the band's "best album in years" and "one of this year's biggest musical surprises," "a powerful rock effort ... bordering on metal." For the first time since
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album eight years earlier. The band had noticeably slipped from the heights it had occupied early in the decade. "Things kind of tapered off for a while," Hartman said of the post-
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Top 40 Inspirational LPs chart, debuting at No. 27, peaking at No. 7 in April 1982, and lasting on the chart through February 1983, more than 60 weeks after its debut.
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whom Hartman had hired as the full-time lead vocalist. With no record sales, no way to promote the albums nationally and barely any band, Hartman considered breaking up Petra.
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had certified Petra as the biggest-selling gospel music group in the country. When it debuted at No. 18 on the Billboard Top 40 Inspirational LPs chart in February 1985,
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band's early 1980s hits "with a modern edge". It included two new songs that fit within the guitar- and keyboard-based rock style that marked much of the band's early career.
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s musical depth established the band's artistic credibility, proving Petra could play multiple styles of music and appeal to more than just the "radicals" in Christiandom.
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as consumers snapped it off the shelves (though it ultimately fell short of that album's lofty marks). It also garnered the band its fourth consecutive Grammy nomination.
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also featured the comical country tune "Lucas McGraw", which became something of a cult classic, and the seminal "Backslidin' Blues", the first contemporary Christian
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while increasingly using synthesizers and electronic effects as the decade progressed. By the late 1980s, Petra used a change in vocalists to embrace a guitar-based
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in 1986, "If I had to put it in a nutshell without getting too deep, I would have to say it's business. Greg and I agree on just about everything except business."
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and in November 2017. In 2013, it reformed with a new drummer, Cristian Borneo, and recorded a new song titled "Holy is Your Name", before going back on tour.
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asked the band for materials to include in its restaurant displays, another first for a Christian band. And Petra became the only Christian band to play
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garnered the band its second Grammy, again winning for Best Rock/Contemporary Gospel Album, and a Dove award, for Rock Recorded Song of the Year.
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De Vault, Russ. "Christian Rockers Petra Plan To Keep Home Fires Burning", Atlanta Journal and Atlanta Constitution, November 10, 1989, Page G4.
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made the most of songs such as "All Fired Up", "Hit You Where You Live" and "Mine Field" β all of which continued the spiritual warfare theme.
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won Petra its fourth Grammy, for Best Rock Gospel Album in 2001, critics charged it was an example of the Grammy voters being "out to lunch."
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and Parable. Additionally, Petra hired Mark Hollingsworth, who had experience in the secular music industry, to manage and promote the band.
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Zeigler, Jeff. "Christian rocker has something to say about freedom of speech." The (Allentown, Pa.) Morning Call, August 24, 1990, Page D1.
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Davis, James D. "The Imperials withstand the tests of change". Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel, January 18, 1986, Page 4D.
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Milwaukee Journal. "Petra leans on scriptures for name and inspiration." May 24, 1985, Accent on the Weekend, Page 2.
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Hogan-Albrach, Susan. "Petra has solid rock with new God Fixation". Minneapolis Star-Tribune. May 16, 1998.
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Johnson, Robert. "Petra/Chapman show a Dove sneak peek". San Antonio Express-News, April 3, 1992, Page 20D.
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Lundy, Ginger. "Petra rocks the soul", Herald-Journal (Spartanburg, S.C.), September 25, 1987, Page B1.
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with the Legacy Award. The award was presented during a ceremony held at Hillwood Country Club in
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together before Volz's departure in 1986. Additionally, Weaver toured with the band in support of
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took the implicit spiritual warfare theme that had been present in Petra's albums and tours since
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became the breakthrough album for which the band and its label had hoped, receiving rave reviews.
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The (Salt Lake City) Deseret News. "Complete List of Grammy Award Nominations". December 5, 2003.
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Blake, John. "Petra is religious muzak". Atlanta Journal-Constitution. August 9, 1997, Page B2.
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favorite rock CD, and the band won a Dove award for Rock Album of the Year. In the 1994
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and the first Christian band whose memorabilia was included in the
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Hafter, Todd. "Petra is alive". Release. Winter 1994, Pages 28β29
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Christian albums chart and missed the Billboard 200 altogether.
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remained in the top five, behind two albums by Grant and one by
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The four band members and studio drummer Keith Edwards recorded
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described the album as a "cage match pitting Aerosmith against
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Hollingsworth, the band's manager, made Petra's mission clear:
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5160:, "The 1990 CCM Reader's Choice Awards", April 1991, Page 38.
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4606:, Darden, Bob, "Gospel Lectern." February 19, 1994, Page 39.
1556:. "I'm not sure what that will be β but it won't be disco."
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characters interact with the band between six music videos.
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Best Performance by a Gospel Duo, Group, Choir or Chorus β
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Best Performance by a Gospel Duo, Group, Choir or Chorus β
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Best Performance by a Gospel Duo, Group, Choir or Chorus β
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Best Performance by a Gospel Duo, Group, Choir or Chorus β
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Best Performance by a Gospel Duo, Group, Choir or Chorus β
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concert and the first Christian band to be included in the
2106:, on bass (who would be replaced later by Greg Bailey) and
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positive reviews though not quite gushing, as evidenced by
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blog. "UPDATE β Overwhelming Response". November 16, 2010.
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eventually won a Dove award for Praise and Worship Album.
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915:, in its 86th week on the chart, was still in the top 10.
5342:
Fort Worth Star-Telegram. "Rock of ages". March 29, 1996.
5174:
Hendrickson, Lucas W. "Petra: Ready, Willing, and Able".
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Petra played to audiences of more than 8,000 each night.
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Warren, Lindy. "Petra Ushered into the Fold β At Last".
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is an American music group regarded as a pioneer of the
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Sporting a heavier, more polished sound in the vein of
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opposition it would experience as its popularity grew.
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as part of Rock & Vida, a festival to commemorate
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and Favorite Song for the radio hit "Just Reach Out".
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as "the truest representation of this band's talent."
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Dallas Morning News. "Spirited Media". June 13, 1998.
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Gold & Platinum records. Retrieved July 30, 2010.
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4416:
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4088:(Third ed.). New York City: Muze. p. 4213.
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Inducted into the Christian Music Hall of Fame (2007)
5842:"Petra re-unites to play for outreach in Argentina".
5229:. "And the Grammy Winners Are..." February 25, 1993.
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4485:
4483:
2082:. This time, the line-up does not take the name of
1062:
6121:. McCain & Co. Public Relations. March 5, 2014.
4590:Hunt, Dennis. "Grammys May Offer a Few Surprises".
4554:
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4327:
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The Billboard Guide to Contemporary Christian Music
1300:. Applying the spiritual warfare theme explored in
1108:
Kelly, Schlitt and Hartman playing in Norway (1986)
984:, joined officially as Petra's newest keyboardist.
439:with rock placed Petra among the early pioneers of
6316:. Hallmuseum.com. November 6, 2010. Archived from
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5989:blog. "Newest Update on Petra." August 30, 2010.
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4322:
4289:
4287:
2267:, released in 1996 by Star Song. Country singer
1794:, an admirer of the band. Inpop assigned former
1230:'s initial sales drew comparisons to Amy Grant's
6278:Williams, Rachel. "Third Day: Still Together".
6157:"News: Petra Members Form New Band CPR Project"
5973:
5873:. Heavenfest.com. July 30, 2011. Archived from
4159:
2709:β Lead and acoustic guitars, guitar synthesizer
2072:On December 4, 2017, a parallel project titled
1012:(No. 6 in its 56th week on the chart) and
6201:
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5378:Hendrickson, Lucas W. "And the Beat Goes On".
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1992:, this iteration of Petra also was filmed for
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5480:Hefner, April. "Grammy voters out to lunch".
5250:Chatman, Todd. "Petra Gives a Wake Up Call".
5121:, "A List of the Honored." February 21, 1991.
5066:
4642:
4284:
3925:' Contemporary Christian album of the year β
2098:, on lead vocals; Kirk Henderson, on guitar;
2012:, closing the day of classic Christian rock.
1339:album cover. Touring with popular evangelist
980:tour after fulfilling his obligations to the
412:In the early 1970s, songwriter and guitarist
5774:
5772:
5666:DiBiase, John. "Petra: "Jekyll & Hyde".
5326:
5324:
5322:
5320:
4943:On Fire! review, November 1988, Pages 29β30.
4926:Pellis, Ken, "Music is 'weapon' for Petra",
4216:Encyclopedia of Contemporary Christian Music
4203:
4201:
4199:
4197:
2261:, all of whom appeared on the tribute album
1832:2003β2006: Bob Hartman's return and farewell
1414:Petra, Beyond Belief Tour, Edmonton, Alberta
1390:in 1998. After its release in October 1989,
1275:This track, third on the album, helped make
1138:
545:
532:). With a harder-edged sound reminiscent of
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5163:
4511:Stribling, Tom. "More Power to Ya" review.
4437:Star Song Records full-page advertisement,
4357:
4240:
3877:Rock Recorded Song β "Beyond Belief" (1991)
1996:, the first of the band's two live albums.
1898:2007βpresent: Reunions and 40th Anniversary
1759:, was all but ignored by both Word and the
849:
6379:
6365:
6290:Selby, Derek Wesley. "Under the Big Top".
5895:Dempster, Sue. "Petra Reunion in Brazil".
5496:"Still Going!" 2001. Retrieved 08-31-10.
5237:
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4889:
4887:
4885:
2048:On March 5, 2014, Petra was recognized by
1096:
887:wrote in praising the album. In addition,
740:
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5769:
5396:Muttillo, David. "Petra β John Schlitt".
5317:
5095:Recording Industry Association of America
5081:Anderson, Warren. "Petra Packs a Punch".
4951:
4949:
4895:Newcomb, Brian Quincy, "Petra's Battle",
4194:
3973:
3971:
3969:
3967:
3857:Long Form Music Video β "On Fire!" (1990)
1840:
1496:, who had previously worked with Kansas,
1388:Recording Industry Association of America
1174:
960:
778:Petra also used the record to defuse the
6248:Millard, Bart. "Magnificent Obsession".
5616:
5374:
5372:
5293:
5291:
4392:Burns, Carolyn A. "Petra's Racey Rock".
4151:Petrarocksmyworld.com (September 1998).
2715:β Lead vocals, rhythm guitar, percussion
2644:β Lead vocals, rhythm guitar, percussion
2015:
1409:
771:, "Let Everything That Hath Breath" for
6314:"Christian Music Hall of Fame Web site"
5738:
5625:Renaud, Josh. "Bob Hartman interview".
5244:
5232:
4882:
4758:Hicks, Hilary Clay (January 11, 1986).
3977:
1683:featured guest vocals from Foreigner's
1655:(guitars), filled the remaining slots.
1402:
1382:became one of the band's best selling,
875:As with the band's most recent albums,
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407:
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5638:Breimeier, Russ. "Jekyll & Hyde".
5595:
5310:Brown. Bruce A. "A Reasonable Doubt".
5023:
5021:
5002:Hunt, Dennis. "The Grammys, Round 1".
4946:
4814:
4207:
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3964:
3829:Best Rock/Contemporary Gospel Album β
3822:Best Rock/Contemporary Gospel Album β
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1538:
1483:
6760:Musical groups disestablished in 2006
6360:
5951:blog. "In the Studio". July 13, 2010.
5392:
5390:
5388:
5369:
5288:
4930:, February 20, 1988, Religion Page 2.
4757:
4084:Larkin, Colin, ed. (1998) . "Petra".
4077:
3887:Rock Recorded Song β "Destiny" (1993)
3794:Best Pop/Contemporary Gospel Album β
3746:
2329:"Let Everything That Hath Breath" by
2282:"Thankful Heart" by Nathan Digesare (
1745:
957:'s Top Inspirational Artist of 1984.
6154:
6031:blog. "DVD Available". July 8, 2011.
5461:Van Pelt, Doug. Double Take review.
4978:"42nd Annual GMA Dove Awards on gmc"
2875:β Bass, keyboard bass, backing vocal
2721:β Bass, keyboard bass, backing vocal
2300:"More Power to Ya" by The RapSures (
443:, part of the larger counterculture
6209:, (Integrity Publishers, 2006):#75.
6134:"Back to the Rock II Now Available"
6042:"40th Anniversary (Deluxe Edition)"
5018:
4966:top Christian AC songs of the 1980s
4222:: Hendrickson Publishers. pp.
3621:"Holy is Your Name" (single) (2013)
24:
6770:Performers of Christian rock music
6755:Musical groups established in 1972
6069:. October 20, 2013. Archived from
5711:Chongthu, Robert (December 2004).
5385:
5366:. "The CCMies". May 1996, Page 53.
3669:β Keyboards, keytar, backing vocal
2863:β Keyboards, keytar, backing vocal
2798:β Keyboards, keytar, backing vocal
2733:β Keyboards, keytar, backing vocal
2638:β Lead and acoustic guitars, vocal
1931:The full band as comprised on the
1875:
1848:For the band's 20th studio album,
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1239:
1112:Instead, Hartman turned to former
1103:
628:
493:hire Glover as a studio musician.
280:With a style initially similar to
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6336:
6093:"About the 40th Anniversary Tour"
6010:Announcing Back to the Rock Live!
5547:DiBiase, John. "Petra: Revival."
4086:The Encyclopedia of Popular Music
4056:
4029:
4002:
1964:only one studio album together β
1782:
703:compared the band's new sound to
6587:Petra Praise: The Rock Cries Out
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6132:Brandon Ivy (December 5, 2017).
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4980:. DoveAwards.com. Archived from
4805:, October 1986, pages 17β19, 37.
4760:"Christians Try Crossover Clips"
4639:, December 22, 1984, Page TA-32.
4124:. CMI Fellowship. Archived from
3947:
3862:Petra Praise: The Rock Cries Out
3816:
2892:Petra Praise: The Rock Cries Out
2363:
1926:
1629:The new lineup set to recording
1379:Petra Praise: The Rock Cries Out
1358:Petra Praise: The Rock Cries Out
1324:, in praising the album, called
1287:Problems playing this file? See
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1070:Petra recorded a music video of
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4408:Top songs of the 1980s by year.
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4297:. Gregxvolz.com. Archived from
4275:
4009:Recording Academy Grammy Awards
3915:
3586:(40th Anniversary Reunion Tour)
3476:(festivals and select concerts)
2194:as his "first Christian album".
2118:
2064:Classic Petra Resurrection and
1764:fewer than 40,000 copies. When
1602:1995β2002: The post-Hartman era
711:"by far their finest to date."
584:1980β1985: The Greg X. Volz era
451:
311:, winning four, and winning 10
6740:American Christian rock groups
6221:"Petra's Fame Is Set in Stone"
5689:Josh Renaud (August 4, 2004).
5564:. Retrieved September 6, 2010.
5301:, September 1995, Pages 40β42.
4144:
4114:
4102:
4059:"Petra's Fame is Set in Stone"
4050:
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3706:
1947:, and Hills Alive Festival in
1027:. At the time of its release,
945:With 1984 drawing to a close,
13:
1:
6622:Petra Praise 2: We Need Jesus
5921:"Classic Petra official site"
5910:. Retrieved November 3, 2010.
5908:John Schlitt official website
5782:liner notes. 2007. Posted at
5741:"Petra Farewell Album Review"
5574:Michael Jones (May 1, 2003).
5525:Interview with Peter Furler,
5297:Rabey, Steve. "Rock Steady".
4727:, November 16, 1985, Page 53.
4515:. November 1982, pages 51β52.
4453:, December 19, 1981, Page 35.
4374:, November 1982, pages 31β35.
3934:
3909:Petra Praise 2: We Need Jesus
3796:Petra Praise 2: We Need Jesus
3250:Petra Praise 2: We Need Jesus
2953:Wake Up Call Video Collection
2197:The lead singer of rock band
1679:Petra Praise 2: We Need Jesus
1660:Petra Praise 2: We Need Jesus
1167:s half-hearted praise: "With
525:God Gave Rock and Roll to You
506:God Gave Rock and Roll to You
6682:Jekyll & Hyde en EspaΓ±ol
5178:, January 1992, Pages 18β20.
4899:, October 1987, pages 20β23.
4691:, February 9, 1985, Page 58.
4527:, November 6, 1982, Page 60.
4477:, February 5, 1983, Page 55.
3657:β Bass, cello, backing vocal
3608:β Bass, cello, backing vocal
3498:β Bass, cello, backing vocal
3443:Jekyll & Hyde en EspaΓ±ol
3420:β Bass, cello, backing vocal
2208:Former Newsboys lead singer
2131:
2113:
274:contemporary Christian music
82:contemporary Christian music
27:American Christian rock band
7:
6184:. CPR Band Official Website
6027:September 25, 2011, at the
5985:September 19, 2010, at the
5947:September 19, 2010, at the
5833:II Guys from Petra website.
5755:"Petra Farewell tour dates"
5640:Christianity Today magazine
5562:Christianity Today magazine
5560:Argaykis, Andy. "Revival".
5403:September 27, 2007, at the
5028:Christian Book Distributors
5006:. January 12, 1990, Page 1.
4715:, August 24, 1985, Page 36.
4218:(First printing ed.).
4208:Powell, Mark Allan (2002).
3907:Praise and Worship Album β
3880:Recorded Music Packaging β
3860:Recorded Music Packaging β
3696:
2514:β Guitar, keyboards, vocals
2471:β Guitar, keyboards, vocals
2224:
2056:, attended by band founder
1647:their favorite rock album.
10:
6786:
6559:Captured in Time and Space
5727:"John Schlitt Newsletter".
5596:Weaver, Louie (May 2003).
5382:, April 1997, Pages 21β27.
5254:, April 1994, Pages 34β38.
4815:Munson, Bryan (May 1986).
4667:, April 20, 1985, Page 60.
4370:"Petra Through 10 Years".
4038:. Gospel Music Association
3710:
3548:β Keyboards, backing vocal
2750:Captured in Time and Space
2650:β Keyboards, backing vocal
2601:β Keyboards, backing vocal
2409:β Guitar, mandolin, vocals
2367:
2302:Loud, Proud and Born Again
2092:Classic Petra Resurrection
2090:instead (later renamed as
1994:Captured in Time and Space
1125:Captured in Time and Space
1078:Captured in Time and Space
1064:Captured in Time and Space
830:A year after its release,
402:
6698:
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6394:
6386:
6238:"CCM Hall of Fame: Petra"
5838:January 11, 2010, at the
5798:. II Guys. Archived from
5529:DVD, Inpop Records, 2006.
4703:, March 9, 1985, Page 71.
4618:, July 21, 1984, Page 54.
4551:, March 5, 1983, Page 55.
4465:, April 24, 1982, Page 61
4441:, November 1982, page 39.
4354:top singles of the 1970s.
3843:Best Rock Gospel Album β
3836:Best Rock Gospel Album β
3808:Best Rock Gospel Album β
3801:Best Rock Gospel Album β
3787:Best Rock Gospel Album β
3733:Gospel Music Hall of Fame
3721:
2941:Beyond Belief Video Album
2421:β Drums, percussion, bass
2146:Gospel Music Hall of Fame
2027:Asia featuring John Payne
1777:Gospel Music Hall of Fame
321:Gospel Music Hall of Fame
249:
245:
181:
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5713:"Petra in Aizawl, India"
5516:, January 2001, Page 11.
5285:. May 1994, Pages 40β50.
4739:Top albums of the 1980s.
4566:, June 1, 1985, Page 60.
4396:, October 1981, Page 36.
3867:Group of the Year (1991)
3047:Who's on the Lord's Side
2247:Sixpence None the Richer
1949:Rapid City, South Dakota
1761:Christian music industry
1298:prayer in public schools
748:Shortly after recording
563:its Christian audience.
6067:"40th Anniversary Tour"
5757:. Petrarocksmyworld.com
5314:, August 1995, Page 71.
5208:top AC singles of 1992.
4841:Newcomb, Brian Quincy,
4423:Top songs of the 1980s.
4153:"Bob Hartman Interview"
4011:. The Recording Academy
3978:Alfonso, Barry (2002).
3651:β Guitar, backing vocal
3602:β Guitar, backing vocal
3402:β Guitar (Studio, Tour)
3065:I Need to Hear from You
2403:β Guitar, banjo, vocals
1568:earlier in the decade.
1097:1986β1994: Petra's peak
100:1972β2006, 2013βpresent
6343:Petra official website
6219:beliefnet.com (2000).
6004:July 26, 2011, at the
5484:, April 2001, Page 14.
5468:June 10, 2011, at the
5398:HM Magazine, June 2003
5281:"CCM Readers Awards".
5067:Portell, Paul (2003).
4220:Peabody, Massachusetts
4182:. Word, Inc. p. 5
3689:(22 years) and singer
3071:In the Likeness of You
2857:β Drums, backing vocal
2162:
1808:, filled in the rest.
1772:exist," Schlitt said.
1718:
1466:BeBe & CeCe Winans
1415:
1254:
1109:
943:
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633:
54:Background information
6765:Myrrh Records artists
6750:Inpop Records artists
5966:July 8, 2011, at the
5877:on September 20, 2011
5668:JesusFreakHideout.com
5627:Petra Rocks My World.
5576:"Guide To Petra News"
5549:JesusFreakHideout.com
5500:May 15, 2008, at the
5085:, July 1990, Page 34.
5069:"Petra Praise Review"
4301:on September 28, 2011
3562:Back to the Rock Live
3536:β Bass, backing vocal
3160:β Bass, backing vocal
3123:β Bass, backing vocal
2987:Who Do You Listen To?
2786:β Bass, backing vocal
2607:β Bass, backing vocal
2370:Mark Kelley (bassist)
2351:"Jekyll and Hyde" by
2157:
2016:40th Anniversary Tour
1701:
1614:to replace Lawry and
1413:
1253:
1107:
927:
788:
632:
6745:Grammy Award winners
6136:. Indie Vision Music
6073:on December 29, 2013
5871:"Heaven Fest lineup"
5853:"Hills Alive lineup"
5780:Vertical Expressions
5551:, November 10, 2001.
5333:Petra chart history.
5109:top 50 songs of 1991
4801:"Back to the Rock".
4176:"Petra: The History"
2508:β Lead vocals, drums
2340:"It Is Finished" by
2054:Nashville, Tennessee
2010:Cornerstone Festival
1913:Vertical Expressions
1904:Vertical Expressions
1045:Songs From the Heart
605:Jonathan David Brown
596:Instead Hartman met
408:1972β1979: Inception
362:Allman Brothers Band
6320:on November 4, 2011
4964:Top Christian Hits
4928:The Palm Beach Post
4817:"Alive and Kicking"
4594:, January 11, 1985.
4581:CCM Magazine, 1983.
4498:Donaldson, Devlin.
3229:β Keyboards, guitar
3095:(Wake Up Call Tour)
3037:(with Carman, 1991)
3023:Armed and Dangerous
2981:Counsel of The Holy
2935:On Fire Video Event
2556:β Lead vocals, bass
2075:Back to the Rock II
2066:Back to the Rock II
1610:Schlitt brought in
578:Washes Whiter Than'
422:Fort Wayne, Indiana
63:Fort Wayne, Indiana
6717:Never Say Dinosaur
6566:Back to the Street
6524:Washes Whiter Than
6161:Melodic (magazine)
6099:on January 3, 2014
5923:. Classicpetra.com
5802:on October 3, 2011
5784:Petraspective.com.
5657:"Jekyll and Hyde".
5352:Top Christian Hits
5227:The New York Times
5206:Top Christian Hits
5107:Top Christian Hits
4843:Back to the Street
4737:Top Christian Hits
4725:Billboard magazine
4713:Billboard magazine
4701:Billboard magazine
4689:Billboard magazine
4665:Billboard magazine
4637:Billboard magazine
4616:Billboard magazine
4604:Billboard magazine
4564:Billboard magazine
4549:Billboard magazine
4537:Billboard magazine
4525:Billboard magazine
4475:Billboard magazine
4463:Billboard magazine
4451:Billboard magazine
4421:Top Christian Hits
4406:Top Christian Hits
4352:Top Christian Hits
3768:Back to the Street
3747:Grammy nominations
3738:Inducted into the
3731:Inducted into the
3572:Classic Petra Live
3408:Guitar (Tour 2003)
3005:Seen and Not Heard
2813:Back to the Street
2523:Washes Whiter Than
2264:Never Say Dinosaur
2186:Singer/songwriter
2086:, but the name of
1955:Classic Petra and
1945:Longmont, Colorado
1416:
1376:The limb held, as
1255:
1184:Back to the Street
1169:Back to the Street
1156:Back to the Street
1140:Back to the Street
1110:
792:Washes Whiter Than
634:
613:Sweet Comfort Band
590:Washes Whiter Than
573:Washes Whiter Than
547:Washes Whiter Than
327:restaurant chain.
6727:
6726:
6675:Petra en Alabanza
6545:Not of this World
6012:. April 18, 2011.
5859:on July 19, 2010.
5796:"From Petra site"
5354:top AC hits 1995.
5004:Los Angeles Times
4768:. pp. 36β37.
4592:Los Angeles Times
4577:Not of This World
3810:Jekyll & Hyde
3754:Not of This World
3713:Petra discography
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2947:Back Stage Pass
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188:John DeGroff
183:Past members
167:John Schlitt
96:Years active
86:country rock
29:
18:Dave Lichens
6706:Discography
6667:Other works
6636:Double Take
6465:Ronny Cates
6450:Rob Frazier
6441:Bill Glover
6413:Greg Bailey
6407:Bob Hartman
6324:October 30,
6205:Tori Taff,
6188:December 5,
6166:December 5,
6140:December 5,
5927:October 30,
5881:October 30,
5806:October 30,
5761:October 30,
5598:"Statement"
4988:October 30,
4305:October 30,
4132:January 15,
3956:October 30,
3923:Netherlands
3852:Dove Awards
3845:Double Take
3707:Discography
3683:Bob Hartman
3655:Greg Bailey
3649:Bob Hartman
3606:Greg Bailey
3600:Bob Hartman
3522:Bob Hartman
3496:Greg Bailey
3484:Bob Hartman
3418:Greg Bailey
3400:Bob Hartman
3357:Bob Hartman
3351:Greg Bailey
3347:β Keyboards
3313:Double Take
3304:β Keyboards
3200:Think Twice
3166:β Keyboards
3158:Ronny Cates
3129:β Keyboards
3121:Ronny Cates
3103:Bob Hartman
2873:Ronny Cates
2849:Bob Hartman
2834:Whole World
2778:Bob Hartman
2707:Bob Hartman
2636:Bob Hartman
2587:Bob Hartman
2566:Jym Dingler
2562:β Keyboards
2548:Bob Hartman
2512:Rob Frazier
2500:Bob Hartman
2475:Mike Martin
2469:Rob Frazier
2463:Bob Hartman
2419:Bill Glover
2401:Bob Hartman
2324:The B-Sides
2291:One Bad Pig
2255:Grammatrain
2190:has listed
2104:Ronny Cates
2058:Bob Hartman
2035:ELO Part II
1999:The album,
1959:(2010β2011)
1766:Double Take
1756:Double Take
1747:Double Take
1566:White Heart
1494:Neil Kernon
1441:recording.
1351:Ronny Cates
1196:Lyrically,
1053:Steve Green
1041:Sandi Patti
918:To support
909:Sandi Patty
821:Sandi Patti
790:Ever since
780:backmasking
609:Daniel Amos
556:Rob Frazier
441:Jesus Music
430:Bill Glover
414:Bob Hartman
381:Def Leppard
313:Dove Awards
221:Ronny Cates
211:Jym Dingler
205:Mike Martin
202:Rob Frazier
191:Bill Glover
170:Greg Bailey
159:Bob Hartman
6734:Categories
6488:Bryce Bell
6468:Jim Cooper
6457:Mark Kelly
6454:John Slick
6432:Greg Hough
6424:John Lawry
6182:"The Band"
6155:Kaj Roth.
5823:tour page.
3952:. AllMusic
3935:References
3891:Rock Album
3667:John Lawry
3583:2013β2014
3546:John Lawry
3534:Mark Kelly
3511:2010β2012
3473:2006β2010
3394:2003β2006
3345:Bryce Bell
3327:2001β2003
3272:1999β2001
3209:1996β1999
3164:Jim Cooper
3140:1995β1996
3127:Jim Cooper
3092:1994β1995
2975:First Love
2969:Mine Field
2861:John Lawry
2843:1988β1994
2796:John Lawry
2784:Mark Kelly
2772:1986β1988
2731:John Lawry
2719:Mark Kelly
2701:1984β1986
2654:Mark Kelly
2648:John Slick
2630:1981β1983
2605:Mark Kelly
2599:John Slick
2540:(concerts)
2537:1979-1980
2455:(concerts)
2452:1978-1979
2407:Greg Hough
2395:1972β1978
2353:The Itzels
2342:The Itzels
2331:The Itzels
2320:Hokus Pick
2295:Swine Flew
2269:Tim McGraw
2218:Jody Davis
2203:Mac Powell
2100:John Lawry
2043:Ray Wilson
2031:Phil Bates
1921:Jim Cooper
1796:Sonicflood
1612:Jim Cooper
1498:Elton John
1458:First Call
1397:Sonicflood
1330:Dove award
1289:media help
1261:Mine Field
1233:Age to Age
1037:Age to Age
901:Age to Age
664:media help
598:Mark Kelly
510:Steve Camp
437:evangelism
426:Greg Hough
350:The Eagles
282:The Eagles
237:Bryce Bell
223:Jim Cooper
219:John Slick
217:Mark Kelly
194:Greg Hough
163:John Lawry
6478:Pete Orta
4765:Billboard
4122:"History"
4063:Beliefnet
3296:Pete Orta
3239:Pete Orta
2309:Die Happy
2284:JubilatΓ©!
2275:in 2005.
2239:Kevin Max
2199:Third Day
2151:In 2004,
2132:On others
2114:Influence
2041:frontman
1818:Third Day
1685:Lou Gramm
1653:Pete Orta
1116:vocalist
1114:Head East
1033:Amy Grant
1002:Billboard
955:Billboard
897:Amy Grant
817:Amy Grant
804:Billboard
764:Star Wars
734:Billboard
715:markets.
683:Foreigner
385:Aerosmith
377:hard rock
369:Foreigner
317:Amy Grant
290:Foreigner
255:petraband
230:Pete Orta
132:DaySpring
117:Star Song
78:hard rock
6615:No Doubt
6580:On Fire!
6025:Archived
6002:Archived
5983:Archived
5964:Archived
5945:Archived
5836:Archived
5527:Farewell
5498:Archived
5466:Archived
5401:Archived
4845:review,
3902:No Doubt
3789:No Doubt
3782:On Fire!
3697:Timeline
3645:β Vocals
3596:β Vocals
3524:β Guitar
3486:β Guitar
3194:Enter In
3181:No Doubt
3172:β Guitar
3105:β Guitar
2963:Defector
2884:On Fire!
2851:β Guitar
2780:β Guitar
2550:β Guitar
2251:Plankeye
2225:Tributes
2138:Farm Aid
2088:CPR Band
2022:StarSong
1933:Farewell
1917:Farewell
1891:Farewell
1877:Farewell
1806:Rick Cua
1714:Newsboys
1645:No Doubt
1632:No Doubt
1623:No Doubt
1522:Farm Aid
1347:On Fire!
1337:On Fire!
1326:On Fire!
1318:On Fire!
1314:On Fire!
1307:On Fire!
1277:On Fire!
1241:On Fire!
870:Doxology
504:anthem "
6643:Revival
4827:June 4,
4502:, 1983.
4272:, 1982.
4224:692β699
4211:"Petra"
4069:July 6,
4057:Staff.
4042:July 5,
4030:Staff.
4015:July 5,
4003:Staff.
3950:"Petra"
3663:β Drums
3614:β Drums
3542:β Drums
3426:β Drums
3374:Revival
3335:β Drums
3280:β Drums
3217:β Drums
3148:β Drums
3111:β Drums
3041:Destiny
2792:β Drums
2727:β Drums
2662:β Drums
2568:β Drums
2384:Albums
2359:, 2013)
2348:, 2013)
2337:, 2011)
2326:, 1996)
2315:, 1993)
2304:, 1990)
2297:, 1990)
2286:, 1989)
2243:dc Talk
2175:, said
2173:MercyMe
2039:Genesis
1801:Revival
1784:Revival
1710:dc Talk
1386:by the
931:Journey
806:dubbed
721:Servant
403:History
389:Journey
298:Journey
250:Website
155:Members
89:(early)
6502:Albums
6046:Amazon
6008:blog.
4579:review
4230:
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3929:(1988)
3911:(1998)
3904:(1996)
3897:(1994)
3884:(1991)
3874:(1991)
3864:(1990)
3847:(2000)
3840:(1994)
3833:(1992)
3826:(1990)
3812:(2004)
3805:(1999)
3798:(1998)
3791:(1996)
3784:(1989)
3777:(1988)
3770:(1987)
3763:(1986)
3756:(1985)
3742:(1994)
3735:(2000)
3722:Awards
3632:2014β
3574:(2011)
3564:(2011)
3558:(2010)
3464:(2005)
3454:(2005)
3446:(2004)
3438:(2003)
3383:(2002)
3377:(2001)
3353:β Bass
3316:(2000)
3292:β Bass
3261:(1998)
3253:(1997)
3235:β Bass
3202:(1995)
3196:(1995)
3184:(1995)
3085:(1993)
3079:(1993)
3073:(1992)
3067:(1992)
3061:(1992)
3055:(1992)
3049:(1992)
3043:(1992)
3031:(1990)
3029:Prayer
3025:(1990)
3019:(1990)
3013:(1990)
3007:(1990)
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2983:(1989)
2977:(1989)
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2965:(1989)
2955:(1993)
2949:(1992)
2943:(1990)
2937:(1989)
2927:(1993)
2919:(1992)
2911:(1991)
2903:(1990)
2895:(1989)
2887:(1988)
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2765:(1984)
2753:(1986)
2745:(1985)
2694:(1984)
2682:(1983)
2674:(1982)
2619:(1981)
2526:(1979)
2483:β Bass
2441:(1977)
2433:(1974)
2378:Years
1906:(2007)
1879:(2005)
1844:(2003)
1786:(2001)
1749:(2000)
1724:(1998)
1662:(1997)
1625:(1995)
1542:(1993)
1487:(1991)
1462:Take 6
1406:(1990)
1360:(1989)
1243:(1988)
1178:(1987)
1142:(1986)
1129:Kansas
1066:(1986)
964:(1985)
853:(1983)
744:(1982)
705:Boston
691:Kansas
622:(1981)
549:(1979)
516:, and
502:Argent
488:(1977)
455:(1974)
358:Kansas
105:Labels
70:Genres
65:, U.S.
59:Origin
6510:Petra
6388:Petra
6348:Petra
3053:Dance
2993:Creed
2581:1981
2494:1979
2430:Petra
2050:SESAC
2033:from
478:blues
473:Petra
453:Petra
266:Petra
127:Myrrh
122:Inpop
36:Petra
6352:IMDb
6326:2011
6190:2017
6168:2017
6142:2017
6105:2013
6079:2013
6053:2013
5929:2011
5883:2011
5808:2011
5763:2011
5698:2006
5610:2006
5583:2006
4990:2011
4829:2010
4307:2011
4228:ISBN
4188:2006
4134:2011
4090:ISBN
4071:2020
4044:2020
4017:2020
3984:ISBN
3958:2011
3921:The
2999:Love
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