Hear the cryin' [sound recording] / Ray Repp.
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MusicPublisher number: MST 6509 | MyrrhPublication details: Ferrisburgh, VT: Otter Creek Music, 2004.Description: 1 sound disc (35 min.) : analog, 33 1/3 rpm ; 12 inSubject(s): LOC classification: - Myrrh MST-6509
- RE 1510
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Contemporary Christian music. Ray Repp (1942-2000) was a hugely successful, guitar-playing seminarian who revolutionized the music played at Catholic masses with his first album, Mass for Young Americans in 1965. While not openly gay during his career as a singer/songwriter of contemporary Christian music, Ray is now well known as a gay man who forever changed how Catholics worshipped. He was the partner/husband of author Richard Alther for 20 years.
Lyrics included on cover.
Durations on labels.
Hear them cryin' -- Easy like mountains -- People talkin' -- Tomorrow's sunshine -- Never be the same without you -- Go find yourself another poor man -- Can't find your song -- Typewriter song -- Don't look now (Kyrie) -- Is that all the wine.
Performed by Ray Repp ; with acc.
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