Love Song at Calvary Chapel Costa Mesa- Let Us Be One With You
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- This is the 2nd Christian Cassette I got when I became a Christian in 1975. The first was 2nd Chapter of Acts which a friend, Neil Rawlinson, gave me. Used to see all the great Christian bands at Calvary Chapel and Melodyland.
- Hudba
I was there for the opening night of the new Calvary Chapel building. Randy Stonehill and his band played. Pastor Romaine gave the message. About 150 people came to the front for prayer, healing, and to accept Jesus as their personal saviour and Lord. It was the only time, so far, that I personally saw the shekinah glory of God in a physical building. That was 50 years ago and I still don't have the words to describe it, but I know Who I saw that night. I can close my eyes and see it still. Praise God.
1972 Praise Tommy for bringing me to Jesus, I am forever grateful!!!!! I listen to my Love Song album and it moves me so deeply even today 50 years later!!! God Bless You All!!! Til we meet again in Paradise!!!
Even my non Christian friends would come over and put on love song album and listen which puzzled me because of the words about Jesus which just bounced off, but they loved the sound
Brings me back to when I accepted Christ. Praise Him for HIS Amazing Grace
My wife was saved in 1970 when she was still in High School. After she graduated she move right down the street from Calvary Chapel of Costa Mesa into a neighborhood nicknamed Gospel Gulch, because so many Christians that went to Calvary Chapel lived in that neighborhood. She also lead worship after the weekend concerts for what was called 'The Afterglow', where people who had accepted the Lord at the concert went to be ministered and prayed for afterward. In 1970 my brother lived at a Calvary's house called, 'The Jesus House', and then he moved up to a Shiloh house in Dexter, Oregon nicknamed, The Land, where they trained Pastors and sent them all over the U.S In 1977 I lived in a huge Dormitory right up the street from the University of Oregon on University Ave. It was basically a Christian Commune with about 30 other Christians, and we all worked at different jobs during the week and all our earnings went to pay our room and board and food, etc. I and about 10 other guys worked for Shiloh Forestry, and we had clients like Georgia Pacific and Warehouser Logging companies. It was hard work, but a blast being out in the scenic wilderness and wildlife. We did lots of stuff like Thinning, Tree Planting, making fire-Roads (one guy with a chainsaw and like 10 guys following behind him with hoes clearing and making fire breaks). At night we'd all take turns making dinner, or doing the dishes, but also playing Fooseball, and just having a great time with everyone. Sometimes we'd go down to the Graveyard down the street and pray too. Lol.from
The best Christian music was in the 70s and early 80. I grew up with this music as a young child. Such a nostalgic time....
Preach it! At 70-years old, I saw the best of the best. What ever happened to Andre Crouch as well, when you could actually hear the words to the blasting music now. It used to be Worship filled with Joy...
Who else is here right after watching The Jesus Revelation movie? 😃
Seeing it this Weds.
My Uncle lived in Costa Mesa and would got over to Calvery Chapel for concerts. One Sunday night he went over after church and the place was packed. He said there was some hippie with long hair and overalls beating a piano to death. Of course that Hippie was Keith Green.
Thank you Jesus for Keith! Short walk on this Earth...yet an Eternal Voice.
@@jimgardner327 Amen!
Praise You Abba Father!
From Buffalo, N.Y. WOW what Christian Music back then. Christian Music had a Big Tug on me drawing me to the Lord.
I remember these days ! I had a Jesus movement band at my Wedding in 1976 ! I did street services in High School with my Dad; & had a Street Service in Bible College ! Great days ❣️ Those days are returning!
Loved every moment at Calvary Chapel, Costa Mesa...drove up from LaJolla, with my car packed with friends and family
I grew up Catholic and got to go to a Saturday night service at Calvary Chapel in 1981. Life changing!
Jesus started Catholic church. Rejoin!!!
great window back into the early 70’s SoCal Jesus Music. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
I remember when i saw Larry Norman do a little mini concert at the small Calvary Chapel. he was wearing leather pants, a fringe jacket and snakeskin boots... spent many a night sitting in the isle on the right side with my long hair and worn out bible.
I'm all for worn-out Bibles :)
"Why should the devil have all the good music?"
@@johnstreet797 Because JESUS is the rock and he rolled my blues away!
thanks GREAT SONG!!
My Grandma introduced me to Love Song in the early '70's. It's regrettable that they only made a couple of albums. As far as I'm concerned, they are irreplaceable as pioneers in Contemporary Christian Music. Their music made an impact on me back then, and it still does today. :-)
I played in a group called, ONE SPIRIT and though we wrote a lot of our own songs, we also covered all of Love Song's songs, which was a task, to say the least. I play lead guitar and sing, so I had to learn all of Bob Wall's guitar parts. These guys were the best of the best, especially in their time. We were fortunate to be commonly mistaken for Love Song, because we actually sounded just like them and our lead vocalist sounded exactly like Chuck Girard, so we were very fortunate. On top of that, it was probably the most magnificent time in my life and the Jesus Movement was exactly that. It was an amazing time to be alive.
Except for Worship bands, the Christian Ministry Bands I've been in have always done only originals, but I've been thinking for a long time it would be so great to start a Ministry Band and play a lot of the old Jesus People songs. Daniel Amos, The Way, Mustard Seed Faith, Love Song of course, but like you said it would take a ton of work. It took me 3 months just to figure out 7 minutes of Berry Oakey's Bass part in The Allman Bros. , Mountain Jam. It's on this channel, but I love figuring out songs.
If you look at my videos on this Channel you'll find a bunch of songs by our Band called, 'Glorybeat'. It was all originals only. We had a great Ministry in the early 80's playing at Prisons, even Chino State Prisons, Outdoor Parks where we'd just setup and start playing without permission and lots of people who come to watch us play our great Ministry songs and give Alter Calls afterwards, Juvenile Halls, Military Brigs like Camp Penelton, Veterans Hospital, and old folks homes, as well as other churches. I also played in a Hard Rock Christian band afterwards. I think it's on my Channel too.
@@fenderbassfan I will go have a look and listen. Yes, I knew most of those groups and we played quite a few of their songs. We did a lot of our on originals too. We probably played about 50% originals and the rest covers. We found, especially during that time, that people really loved Love Song, Daniel Amos, Larry Norman, Mike Johnson, Hope of Glory, and a few more. I especially enjoyed playing Daniel Amos stuff back then, like Losers and Winners, Skeptic Song, Hounds of Heaven, etc.
Awesome comment, like you, adored the 2nd Chapter of Acts. I owned every record they put out as a young devout Christian. They don't put out music that touches your heart in 2023 or after the 70s,
I would have loved to have been here
As song as appropriate for now as was then! I was there for that concert! Praise God!
Mustard Seed Faith --- one of my favorites growing up. "Sail on Sailor" .......
Praise the LORD!!! This song was my favorite in 1972...Great message!
Every weekend, a bunch of my friends and I would load up into my buddy Steve’s Buick and head to Calvary Chapel Costa Mesa to hear the most amazing Christian music before the music industry turned that music scene into the money making machine it is today. Love Song, Wing and A Prayer, Sweet Comfort, The Road Home, In His Name/Aslan, and so many more making great music. Now, we get the same group of songs by a small number of artists on the Fish being played in an endless loop. Would it really hurt to play some of the music that led many people to the Lord once in a while instead of this barrage of label controlled artists? I don’t blame the musicians but the Christian music industry is no better than the secular one. Thank goodness people can now record and distribute on their own from home.
I was there too!!! Praise God!!
It was kinda far for me so we go to Melody Land and a lot of the same bands that played at Calvary Chapel Costa Mesa would play there. Also Andre Crouch and his Deciples and Jesse Dixon.
Do you male money at your job? The reason a lot of these artists had to quit was because they weren't making money.
An amen to that!
I wish I could've seen the Jesus Movement for myself. I only have a peripheral knowledge of the music from the time, so thank you for listing some good bands. I'll have to check them out! Jesus saves 🙌
Awesome
Love Song would do free concerts in High Schools in LA. I listened to them in 1971 there
I didn't get saved until 1974, but all the bands, Daniel Amos, Love Song, The Way, Mustard Seed Faith, Daryl Mansfield, etc. but we would go see them all at Melodyland (right next to Disneyland) which was half the distance than Calvary Chapel of Costa Mesa. We went to a couple of Jesus People reunions in the late 80's and early 90's The first was at Calvary Chapel of Costa Mesa and the 2nd was much bigger and they had it at what is now Honda Center. My friend bought the VHS tapes of the 2nd one and let be borrow them and I converted them to DVD. Ioaned them to some lady to watch years ago. I'm gonna asked for them back and post the whole thing here on my You Tube Channel.
So great to have GREAT music that encourages faith in Christ. Cracks me up to think that there was a time when some people calling themselves Christians took such a strong stance against Christian rock, unbelievable, however it not only carries on to this day but still carries the gospel. Praise God.
I so agree. Me being a Bass player made me, unsaved and constantly stoned, more open to accept an invitation to hear a Rock Band at Calvary Chapel of Costa Mess in 1975 and the message afterward at the Afterglow where a seed was planted and I became a Christian a few months later. Funny. It turned out the girl married 13 years later led worship back then at all the afterglow.
Brings back so many memories…Pastor Chuck was the best…
ABSOLUTELY..My mentor, my BELOVED Chuck Smith Baptized me in HUNTINGTON beach in 1967..I loved him like a Father...miss him & still go to u-tube to watch the best Pastor I've ever seen ..Preach GODS Word💜🙏💙
@@susanboeing8583 Hello!!! How are you doing today, please pardon me for intruding into your privacy but I just wanted to know if you’re a fan ? Have a great day… Stay Safe
Freaking awesome!
Anointed is anointed. No matter how many years.
I have been a praise band leader for 20 years and thought I would see a cute little primary song from an early worship band. Wow, was I wrong! These are amazing musicians playing a very sophisticated song.
I saw Love Song on their 1st tour in 1969-70 in Austin, Texas performing on the sidewalk, SE corner of 24th and Guadalupe.
Love this song. I remember a vacation where everyday Love Song was played in cassette in the south of Franche
LOVE. ❤
Thanks for posting that. Great memories from those years. If anyone knows where Love Song music can be downloaded please post here.
One of the main reasons I pursued Christian music , writing and bands
This is inspirational!
Remember listening to the song laying next to the record player with headphones as a kid. Good times..
My first exposure was How the West Was One Live album by 2nd Chapter of Acts, A Band Called David, and Phil Keaggy life changing for me, still is.
In 1974 when I got saved my friend gave me 2nd Chapter of Acts and a Love Song cassettes. I actually went to Melodyland Christian concerts because it was much closer than Calvary Chapel of Costa Mesa, and all the Calvary Chapel Bands played there also, as well as Andre Crouch and his Disciples, Koinonia, and Jesse Dixon. My favorite turned out to be Daniel Amos.
Rockin!🔥🔥
I went to a concert in 1970 at the then Southern California College (now Vanguard University) to see Love Song and Andre Crouch and the Disciples. Had to be one of the best Christian concerts ever. That evening Love Song announced that they were going to debut 2 new songs: they were Let Us Be One and Little Country Church.
What kind of school is vanguard? Thanks.
@@christopherskipp1525 It is a Christian university
@@davidgrisanti7716 Thank you.
I used to see all the great Calvary Chapel bands at Melodyland in Anaheim.
Smooth
Fantastic song with the greatest message of all.
Praise Jesus
Never heard this. It’s great music and talent. Must have been a revelation for Christian music at the time.
Thank you Fenderbassfan! I'm in a deep Jesus Movement dive and this video is new to me. What a blessing and a true Jesus trip!
Hello!!! How are you doing today, please pardon me for intruding into your privacy but I just wanted to know if you’re a fan ? Have a great day… Stay Safe
This rips so hard! Awesome!
Great jam
I just read about this band in Pastor Laurie's book Lennon,Dylan, Alice and Jesus"....so cool!
That is a great song!
Great music 👍😎👌.
Still out here listening to this (and watching). Thanks a bunch for posting. Went to CCCM once while the tent was there (probably 13 years old) and then during the late 70s. Still saw a lot of good concerts and if I couldn't - they'd be on KYMS.
My wife and older brother started going there also when they were still meeting in a tent. My brother lived in one of their 'Jesus Houses' before moving up to Oregon to live in their wilderness Shiloh Ministries that trained Pastors and sent them all over the world. My with used to lead the Saturday Night Concerts 'Afterglow' where she'd pray with people who had accepted the Lord that night. When I went there they'd also have bands play at Maranatha Village right down the Street. In the late 70's I lived in one of Shiloh's Christian communes in a huge ex University of Oregon huge Dorm houses with about 30 other Christians.
wow! I have been going to Calvary Chapel my whole life and haven't heard music this good.
Amazing talent
"Que haya unidad en Ti". Esa canción la escucho desde niño pero en español con Marco Polo y Los Espada.
Ya casi cumplo los 60 años
Kind of remind me of 2nd chapter of acts with Phil Keaggy.
Phil K was awesome, His nephew played sax in a band l played drums in. He was a roady for phill so we missed him sometimes
I noticed a lot of young guitar players now days using Phils slapping method he did 40 years ago .I haven't heard one mention him. But I don't think he wanted that or he would have gone unto sec music.he was as good guitar player anywhere
This was not recorded at Calvary Chapel in Costa Mesa, California (I attended church there for years), this was recorded in Texas at a college concert around 1973.
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Can we start playing stuff like this in Church again?
My wife got saved in the early 1970 and lived in the neighborhood right near Calvary Chapel of Costa Mesa nick named Gospel Gulch. She also lead worship for Afterglow, which was for the people who accepted the Lord at the Weekend concerts. I lived in a Shiloh House in Eugene, Oregon in 1977-78. It was a Christian Commune with like 30 other Christians. I went and looked at it like 10 years ago. It's now a Bread and Breakfast called, The Secret Garden.
I like this! Praise GOD!
This is actually from a 1973 concert at Trinity College in San Antonio. Poke around on ebay or Amazon and might be able to find the DVD.
Eu tenho o cd desse conjunto, gravação de 1972!!
This was dope!
This is fantastic!
My parents had several of their records
Amen 👍🇺🇸🕺
That was awesome! 🙂
Nice!
When you hear this compared to the modern worship music today, it is clear that the music aspect had been clearly dumbed down in modern music. Thats why youth groups can have full bands that only know 5 chords.
Cantam muito!!!!!
I wonder how to find out who played and spoke the night I was saved. Aug 2 1980. Any thoughts??? I stayed a good 10 years and learned under the best!! 🥰
Wow this is awesome ! Please someone tell me who this name is or lead singer. Thank you in advance!
What is the name of this band?
Love Song
Now at 70-years old, I'm still listening to you, after seeing you perform at the Warehouse in CA! God bless all of you for sharing your musical love for the Lord!
I’m hearing an Eagles vibe.
where was Chuck thatg weekend? Not serving the weekend in jail I hope.
if that aint sincere I dont know what is as i heard it
What happened to Christian music?
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one love song in at church? ummm