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Vicky Beeching came out with a stellar looking Gibson Dove Dred. I was quite impressed with her performance as a worship leader/ musician. Wow. www.vickybeeching.com She has some nice rotating clips on the site, plays automatically.



She warmed up for none other than Susan St. James. I'm glad I had some ear plugs with me. I knew so much of her music from listening to Christian Radio. She grew on me as the evening progressed.



Then came Michael Smith with Delirious, what a band. And the professionalism of the light show was incredible. Finally he took a guitar for a couple numbers. A McPherson. It's nice when you can recognize just about any acoustic out there. Great band and performance. Very touching, real, and memorable.

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Rebecca St. James???

Susan St. James is MacMillians wife!!

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"Multi famam, conscientiam, pauci verentur."
(Many fear their reputation, few their conscience)

Rebecca.

So we had a girl from UK London, then Australia.

One of the coolest things was when Martin Smith brought all the band's children up on stage for a number and introduced each one. I think there were like sixteen kids to twenty among them. Amazing, and cute.... oh wow.

Martin Smith is a consumate performer and his message is unexcelled.

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Hung out with the D-boys back before they were known here in North America. There were/are many at the church I was at who are still good friends with them.

You know that they (the band members) each married a sister from the same family.

They are great guys, and to think Martin could sing or play a lick of guitar back in 1990. They've come a long way.

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What? Not a player? There's hope for me, there's hope for me......

Rod, you would absolutely have been blown away last evening....

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