Geoff Moore - The Distance (CD) + (VINYL for FREE)
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You read that correct. For a limited time you can get an original pressing of this amazing album on vinyl for FREE with your purchase of this remastered CD. This original vinyl are not re-issues or re-makes, the are the authentic original pressings.
The Distance (1987) was Geoff’s last solo album before putting together his band, also called "The Distance." The album included Dan Huff, Gary Lunn and Mark Gersmehl all from Whiteheart along with Bill Smiley (backup vocals) and handling production. The CD version of this album had a bonus track duet with Larry Norman doing a rockin' version of Larry’s “Why Should The Devil Have All The Good Music”. Geoff's 3 early albums rocked, unlike his later more CCM based albums.
- All 3 early albums remastered and reloaded WHERE ARE THE OTHER NINE, OVER THE EDGE and THE DISTANCE
- First 2 albums never before on CD
- 8-13 Panel Jewel Case with Photos, Lyrics, Insights and more.
- AOR Hard Rock / Arena Rocker
- Includes Why Should The Devil Have All The Good Music Larry Norman Cover Song on OVER THE EDGE album
- 4 Grammy Nominations - Multiple Dove Awards
- For Fans of Bob Seagar, John Cougar Mellancamp and Bruce Springsteen
- Produced by Whiteheart's Billy Smiley
- Co-wrote with Charlie Peacock, and many Steve Curtis Champman Collaborations
- Originally Release in 1984
Why Should The Devil Have All The Good Music?
We've all been asking this question since Larry Norman first penned the song in 1972. Thankfully Geoff Moore also asked that question and now 25 albums later (yes, you read that right) Geoff put to rest that question and put covered that song on his 2nd album OVER THE EDGE.
Geoff broke into the music scene with the help of Michael W. Smith while working in Nashville at a mens clothing store in 1983/84. Funny how being in the right place at the right time makes all the difference. But before you think that it was all coincidental there are a few things you should know. Geoff began singing while he was at Taylor University and was classmate to Whiteheart future lead singer, Rick Florian and went on to collaborate with Steven Curtis Champman on multiple projects. Other coincidences or perhaps divine? We won't ever know that exact answer but what we will know is that we are thankful that Geoff Moore had these encounters with Rick Florian, Michael W. Smith and eventually Billy Smiley and Steven Curtis Chapman as those early college years gave Geoff the music bug bringing him to Nashville.
Geoff recorded his first of three solo albums in 1984 title Where Are The Other Nine? featuring guitarist Roscoe Meek, bassist Gary Mullett, keyboardist Geof Barkley and drummer Chuck Conner and Two years later in 1986 with Over the Edge, followed in 1987 by The Distance, all produced by Whiteheart's Billy Smiley. After signing to Sparrow Records in 1987, he put together a touring band called "The Distance" and the rest is history with multiple Grammy Award Nominations including 4 Best Rock Gospel Albums and numerous Dove Awards.
Geoff broke into the music scene with the help of Michael W. Smith while working in Nashville at a mens clothing store in 1983/84. Funny how being in the right place at the right time makes all the difference. But before you think that it was all coincidental there are a few things you should know. Geoff began singing while he was at Taylor University and was classmate to Whiteheart future lead singer, Rick Florian and went on to collaborate with Steven Curtis Champman on multiple projects. Other coincidences or perhaps divine? We won't ever know that exact answer but what we will know is that we are thankful that Geoff Moore had these encounters with Rick Florian, Michael W. Smith and eventually Billy Smiley and Steven Curtis Chapman as those early college years gave Geoff the music bug bringing him to Nashville.
Geoff recorded his first of three solo albums in 1984 title Where Are The Other Nine? featuring guitarist Roscoe Meek, bassist Gary Mullett, keyboardist Geof Barkley and drummer Chuck Conner and Two years later in 1986 with Over the Edge, followed in 1987 by The Distance, all produced by Whiteheart's Billy Smiley. After signing to Sparrow Records in 1987, he put together a touring band called "The Distance" and the rest is history with multiple Grammy Award Nominations including 4 Best Rock Gospel Albums and numerous Dove Awards.
The first 2 albums Where Are The Other Nine? and Over The Edge, have never been on CD till now. The Distance was on CD but nearly impossible to find. Now all 3 of these albums have been completely remastered and reloaded and will come in a 8-12 page booklet with liner notes, photos, lyrics and a limited edition trading card, all different in each release.
If you are unfamiliar with Geoff's amazing albums but you like John Cougar Mellencamp, Bruce Springsteen and Bob Segar, you'll be happy to know that Moore grew up listening to those artist and formed his sound base on those music influences.
If you are unfamiliar with Geoff's amazing albums but you like John Cougar Mellencamp, Bruce Springsteen and Bob Segar, you'll be happy to know that Moore grew up listening to those artist and formed his sound base on those music influences.
TRACKS
Originally released in 1987
- Winning Back The Rock 3:19
- Never Wanna Go Back 3:44
- Familiar Stranger 3:17
- Tomorrow 4:00
- Didn't He 5:47
- Face The Music 4:31
- Trouble Tonight 3:46
- Sooner Or Later 3:27
- Obey 4:42
- Inside Out 3:55
BONUS TRACK - Why Should The Devil Have All The Good Music (Duet with Larry Norman)
