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In the meantime, what Caesar did was dust off some of her rarer classics from the 1970s such as “Faded Rose” and a medley of “Peter, Don’t Be Afraid”, “Nobody But You, Lord” and “Teach Me, Master.” Also from that period is the heart- rending “How Many Will Be Remembered?” Considering that 87th Airborne is stationed in Fayetteville, NC and there’s another military base in Columbia, SC, a lot of Carolinians are military families. “I wanted to bring in some soldiers,” Caesar says. “I wanted a flag and wanted us to salute the flag because so many of our young men are being killed in Iraq.”
From the 1980s, Caesar resurrected “Jesus, I Love Calling Your Name”, “He’ll Do It Again”, “Peace in the Midst of the Storm”, and “Never.” The Mighty Clouds of Joy’s raspy-voiced lead singer, Joe Ligon, rose from his sick bed for the recording. “Joe had a triple bypass,” Caesar announces. “But God touched his body and he was able to sing with me.” That’s Joe trading notes with Caesar on a bit of “Teach Me, Master”, “God’s Got it All Under Control” and “Sweeping Through the City.”
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(Source: Christian Newswire)
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