[Tell It Right]

Don't forget the rhetorical question asked by the great theologian, Larry Norman: "What I'm really trying to say is, 'why should the devil have all the good muuuussssic?' ". LOL

Why Should the Devil Have All the Good Music - Geoff Moore and the Distance

[Ruy Dias de Bivar]

I thought that was the Salvation Army back about 150 years ago when they were accused of using “Common” tunes for music.

“Why should the Devil have the best music?”

We have come a long way from St Paul’s admonition “Let all things be done decently and in order.”

[viewfromthefrontier]

'why should the devil have all the good muuuussssic?'

Loved Geoff Moore and the Distance, back in the day!

[Kommodor]

A great rendition of a great tune.

Although I think Larry had a few better ones.

I just loved the whole album “In Another Land”

[YogicCowboy]

I was casually acquainted with Larry Norman: same neighborhood for a time, and I attended many of his concerts over a twenty-year period. He was a thoughtful and interesting person; Francis Schaeffer was one of his associates. I disagreed with some of Norman’s philosophy and theology, but that is part of life in a fallen world. We sometimes chatted before or after a concert