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The ˇAlarma! Chronicles Years
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Rob Watson (keyboards) joins DA.
Vox Humana
Vox Humana is released.
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Album Info & Lyrics
Terry: "A lot of people I talk to think this was our best record. It was an eight track recording. Some of our more popular live songs are on that record -- 'Dance Stop', 'Sanctuary'. It had a cheesy, outer-space, 'War of the Worlds' theme to it. Very new wavy. But it also has some songs on it that I think transcend that time, such as 'Sanctuary'. I wish we'd done 'Sanctuary' during the Doppelganger phase. I think it might have sounded better. But I enjoy Vox Humana a lot. It has catchy kind of pop songs. It's very listenable and enoyable." (1996)
Rob Watson couldn't make it to the photo shoot for the cover of VH because he was on tour with Petra at the time, so they had a friend, Leo Sorentino (semi-pro basketball player and former road manager for the Choir... "Everybody in the band appreciated Leo.."), "stand in" for him. The others on the cover are Terry, Ed, & Tim (Greg joined the band after the album was released). (Source: Terry Taylor)
An early title for the album was Vox Robotica.
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Terry produced Shelter’s Prophets And Clowns.
Greg Flesch (Lead Guitar) joins DA in time for the Vox Humana Tour.
Jerry Chamberlain and Sharon McCall's band Boy-O-Boy records "That's What You Get", which was later released on "No Sense of History".
Terry Taylor nearly produced Steve Taylor's "Meltdown" album.
Steve: "...there was a time during the Meltdown album where I kicked around the idea of working with him. It just never came together... I admire Terry alot."
Terry: "At one time, Street Level productions was sent a tape. The question was asked would I produce the person that was on the tape. Of course it was Steve Taylor. But that never happened. I don't know why it never happened. I thought that was interesting that we could have worked together. I hope sometime that it will happen."
(1984 Doppelganger Tour Poster)
February 16, 1984
Daniel Amos performs in Clearwater, Florida.
February 23, 1984
Daniel Amos performs in Philadelphia, PA.
February 24, 1984
Daniel Amos performs in Boston, MA.
February 25, 1984
Daniel Amos performs in Houghton, NY.
April ?, 1984
Daniel Amos performs in Redwood City, California at the Fox Theater.
April 1984
Following DA's performance in Redwood City, a listener of San Francisco's FM KQAK called into the station and got into a discussion with the Host Alex Bennett about Rock and Roll and New Wave bands with Christian Messages like U2, The Alarm and Daniel Amos. The listener also mentioned last night's DA concert in Redwood City. Bennett asked the listener to send in a copy of DA's album. KQAK programming personnel were impressed enough to add "Real Girls" to their regular playlist.
June 28-30, 1984
(Terry at Cornerstone, courtesy of theimagestudio.net)
Daniel Amos (Terry, Ed, Tim & Rob Watson) performs in Grayslake, Illinois at the first ever Cornerstone festival.
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August 1984
A Daniel Amos concert from April in Redwood City, CA is reviewed in CCM Magazine.
"Pinocchio with a Punch"
September 7, 1984
Daniel Amos performs in Buena Park, California.
September 15, 1984
Daniel Amos performs in Rochester, NY.
Late September, 1984
Daniel Amos performs at Camden Catholic High School in Camden, NJ.
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(1984 Vox Humana Button)
September 20, 1984
Daniel Amos performs in Greenville, Illinois.
September 21, 1984
Daniel Amos performs in Wheaton, Illinois.
September 29, 1984
Daniel Amos performs in Minneapolis, MN.
December 31, 1984
Daniel Amos performs in Denver, CO.
1984
Terry’s Grandfather Borthick passed away in Bakersfield (SOURCE: album credits for Knowledge & Innocence).
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