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Two compilation albums are released - No Sense Of History and Shirley Goodness & Misery --which feature several never-before-released DA songs from as early as 1978.
Terry produced Deliverance’s Intense Live Volume One, produced, co-wrote and sang backing vocals on Deliverance’s Stay Of Execution, produced, played guitar, and sang backing vocals on Mercy River’s Coyote Moon, produced Mortal’s Lusis, and sang backing vocals on “Promenade” off of Undercover’s Devotion.
Terry also cowrote many of the songs and produced Randy Stonehill's "Wonderama".
Terry: "As a producer, I'd say that (Wonderama) was one of my most rewarding experiences, if not the most. We went for a variety of sounds and textures because we had a vision and we didn't want to cheapen it or take the easy way out. I think it's one of the great albums in contemporary Christian music history. It still hasn't been recognized in the way it should." (Source: “Taylor Made Production” by Bruce A. Brown, CCM 1992)
Terry Taylor is featured in CCM Magazine. “A Taylor Made Production”
Greg Flesch begins to work for the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena CA. Greg works in the Atmospheric Laser Spectroscopy Group, writing software for the group's tunable-diode laser spectrometers flown onboard NASA's ER-2 aircraft, balloon, and spacecraft. He also writes software to aid in the reduction, analysis and mining of spectral data.
Stunt Records reissues Doppelganger on CD with bonus tracks.
Album Info, photos and artwork
Refuge Records reissues Vox Humana on CD. View Album Reviews
Album Info
Jacob's Trouble's Jerry Davidson first heard Daniel Amos' "Horrendous Disc" while still in high school.
Jerry: "It just blew me away. It had a tremendous impact on my songwriting as a Christian, helping me to see how I could keep my artistic standards and still say something."
January 1992
The Lost Dogs record Vocals and some overdubs for "Scenic Routes" at McCrummy Studio in Whittier, CA.
February 21, 1992
The Swirling Eddies perform at the New Union in Minneapolis, MN. which was their fifth concert performance.
View Set List
March-April 1992
Bruce A Brown reviews the Alarma CD reissue for Syndicate Magazine.
“View Album Reviews”
April 1992
The Lost Dogs release their first album called "Scenic Routes."
View Album Reviews
May 1992
Tonio K forms a new band called "16 Tons of Monkeys: with Rob Watson, Dave Raven and Tim Chandler.
June 1992
Dave Raven and Glen Holmen (Steve Taylor's Some Band) begin working with a band called "Sun 60".
July 2-5, 1992
The Lost Dogs perform in Bushnell, Illinois at Cornerstone.
August 16, 1992
Mark Heard passes away in Springfield, IL, after suffering a heart attack during his performance at the Cornerstone festival.
September 1992
CCM magazine reviews the Lost Dogs' Cornerstone 1992 concert. “The Lost Dogs Concert Review”
October 1992
Daniel Amos begins work on "MotorCycle".
The Lost Dogs perform at Evangelical Free Church in Fullerton, CA as part of a Mark Heard Memorial concert. Other performers included The Choir, Bryan Duncan, Julie Miller, Kate Miner and Fernando Ortega.
Late 1992
The Lost Dogs perform at Flevo Festival. Derri Daugherty could not attent the show.
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