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Brian Hess

Reporter · US

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Aug 28, 2026
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  1. Article · Aug 28, 2026 · Brian Hess - Columnist

    Forgotten Record Review: Don't Hold Back (1970) by Sky (opens the original)

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    Believe it or not, there was a Detroit band in the early ’70s that wasn’t heavy. Would you be surprised to learn their records were produced by Jimmy Miller—who also handled the Rolling Stones at the same time? Would you believe they had just graduated high school, and the lead singer was Doug Feiger of The Knack, 10 years before “My Sharona”? It’s true. Feiger’s band, Sky, made two records for RCA. The first was released in December 1970 only a few months after he and his bandmate

  2. Article · Jul 14, 2026 · Brian Hess - Contributing Writer

    Forgotten record review: Christian-themed music (opens the original)

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    Broadway hits like Godspell (1971) and Jesus Christ Superstar (1972) showed music about religious faith could be popular. The crossover success of Amy Grant, Michael W. Smith and Stryper in the ‘80s was further proof. The following is a list of less famous Christian-themed music. Some are dated artifacts, others are worth listening to. If not available streaming check your local record stores or dollar bins, which is where I found these. Double-LP rock opera that continues the popular God-as-h

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