Darrell Mansfield - Don't Let Them Stand In Your Way

This is Track #8 from the 1985 Darrell Mansfield Band album, Revelation
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This 1985 release from Darrell is probably one of if not his best album. This album definitely had a hard rock feel that made it stand out from his previous albums. While it is difficult to name singles on any christian album this album had plenty. Darrell brought in some outside talent for this album. Guitarist Paul Gilbert joins the band for two tracks, "After The Storm" and "Jesus Will Reign". Harmonica player Rod Piazza joins in on "Don't Let Them Stand In Your Way". I always found it interesting that one of the greatest harmonica players in the world would invite another harmonica player to work on his album. The album was re-released in 1987 on CD but does not appear to have been remastered as I found a noise that is both on the vinyl and CD release. As it is on a silent section it would have been removed in a remaster. The album was yet again re-released in 2012 but this time as an Expanded Edition. It includes 7 bonus live tracks recorded at Calvary Chapel Costa Mesa California in 1988. These tracks appear all be from Darrell's 1988 "Live" release which is an album I've never even seen for sale.
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This is my favorite song, from my favorite Christian rocker of all time. Saw him in concert at Calvary Chapel in Downy, CA when I was 8 years old (my first concert). He wore a belt to hold all his electric harmonicas, which I thought was the coolest thing. My dad, (with my brother and I) used to rock out this album in his old Chevy 3-on-the-tree pickup. Check out the harmonica solo on this track. They don't make music like this anymore.