Live at the UCF House, by Justin Cross

Live at the UCF House

by Justin Cross

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Asger Horn Brorholt A classic guitarist once said that when playing a guitar you are jamming with the silence when you play, the silence between the tones.
It wasn't quite clear what he meant, but in Justin Cross' songs I am getting an idea of what the fellow meant.
Because the tunes are so down to earth, they can be jamming with both an orchestra and with scilence as the case may be and always go straight to my heart for that reason.

Vee I'll be honest. I bought this because Justin Cross has an amazing voice and Don't Drink The Water is an amazing youtube gem. Favorite track: Drink The Water.

Hunter Rodrigez little bit religious here and there... but he dosnt rub it your face Favorite track: Drink The Water.

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1.	Intro 00:56	info	buy track
2.	Listening to Ghosts/ The Devil's Drug 07:52		buy track
3.	What It Is (What It Ain't) 05:19		buy track
4.	Delilah 04:23		buy track
5.	Ten Hail Marys 04:28		buy track
6.	Daughters Holding Flowers 06:22		buy track
7.	I Could Be Your Friend 05:07		buy track
8.	All I See Is You 04:44		buy track
9.	Born Of Woman & Man 08:29		buy track
10.	Amelia 04:54		buy track
11.	Drink The Water 06:55		buy track
12.	May I Struggle 05:03		buy track

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released February 25, 2011

Recorded live at the UCF House, Birmingham, AL
Recorded, mixed, and mastered by: Corey Scogin
Cover Photo: Alec Dixon
Cover Design: Jonathan Newman

The band:

Justin Cross: vocals, acoustic and electric guitar
Joel Madison Blount: Electric guitar
Adam Pruitt: Bass Guitar
Brent Kendrick: Drums and percussion
Nicole McLean: Piano
Lori Cheng: Cello

Emcee: Kaylor Otwell

Thanks to:

Wilder Adkins, Amy Reynolds, Jonathan Newman, Jordan McDaniel, Matt Waldrep, The UCF staff (Andy Byers, Sarah Holsombeck, Connie Heiskell, Joel Busby), Mom, Dad, my family, everyone that showed up for this night. I will never forget it because you guys made it special. And mostly, thank you Jesus. You give me reason to have a song and a hope. There is no life apart from you. Thank you.

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