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    <description>Frontline Records Rewind airs on internet &amp; analog radio stations and is available as download on iTunes and FrontlineRecords.us. Episodes include Christian music from the 80's, 90's and early 2000's.

The first host of the show was Brian Healy, known as the father of Christian Goth and a pioneer of alternative 'music. Rewind Episode 33 introduced Les Carlsen, lead singer of the award-winning Frontline Records metal band, Bloodgood, as the new host. Les' style is relaxed, comedic and features rare conversations with artists and musicians. Also contributing to the program is Executive Producer, Adel Meisenheimer, Meis Music Group President and owner of the Frontline, KMG and Damascus Road Records catalog. 

The purpose of the program is for nostalgia, re-exploration and introduction with the artist and industry insiders who made it possible. It is entertainment for new and veteran listeners alike. Many episodes feature interview with the artists who provide commentary about the music, background stories and updates on their current activities.</description>
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      <title>REWIND 79: Street Called Straight original member, Scott Frankfurt, continues with his story chronicling his next three albums and life as a producer</title>
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      <title>REWIND 78: Street Called Straight original member, Scott Frankfurt let’s us into his gorgeous studio in Woodland Hills, CA and takes the time to remember his late wife Jody and their 80s synth pop group.</title>
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      <title>Rewind 77: Every Day Life (EDL) original members continue with more of the juicy details behind some of their most controversial songs.</title>
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      <description><![CDATA[Featuring songs from Moment of Clarity, Disgruntled, produced by Lanny Cordola, and American Standard, Produced by Mike Knott, Engineered by Gene Eugene.]]></description>
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      <title>REWIND 75: Les Carlsen's Christmas Special Extravaganza. Les Carlsen of Bloodgood calls his friends and requests their favorite Christmas songs for the Frontline Rewind Show.</title>
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      <description><![CDATA[Featuring music by Les Carlsen, Oz Fox of Stryper, Scott Blackwell, Street Called Straight, Paul and Faith Jackson, and the Ray Conniff Singers.]]></description>
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      <description><![CDATA[Part 2 features music from Tame The Volcano, and Escape From The Fallen Planet.]]></description>
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      <description><![CDATA[Part 1 features music from Incandescent, Escape From The Fallen Planet, and Thunder Beach.]]></description>
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      <title>REWIND 72: Shout members Ken Tamplin and Chuck King continue with stories of cleaning carpets, speeding tickets, machine guns, and sandwich-funded marketing schemes, plus more inside looks at the inspirations and origins of their songs.</title>
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      <pubDate>Fri, 15 Sep 2017 14:00:00 +0000</pubDate>
      <description><![CDATA[Part two features music from Shout’s second album In Your Face]]></description>
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      <title>REWIND 71: Vengeance Rising, Recon, Sacred Warrior, World View, and Chaotic Resemblance members join us in the SoCal Metal Fest green room for exclusive interviews. To close the show Bill Roxx of Roxx Productions pays tribute to Dale Huffman of Metal</title>
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      <pubDate>Fri, 18 Aug 2017 14:00:00 +0000</pubDate>
      <description><![CDATA[Join us in the green room for interviews with guitarist George Ochoa (Recon, Worldview), vocalist Rey Parra (Sacred Warrior, Worldview), drummer Glen Mancaruso (Vengeance Rising, Die Happy), guitarist Doug Thieme (Vengeance Rising, Die Happy), bassist Roger Dale Martin (Vengeance Rising, Die Happy), L/A and Travis from Chaotic Resemblance, Bill Roxx, and Les Carlsen (Bloodgood).]]></description>
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      <title>REWIND 70: Shout members Ken Tamplin and Chuck King share epic tour stories and the unorthodox circumstances that brought them together and ultimately to Frontline Records.</title>
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      <description><![CDATA[In Frontline Records Rewind Episode 70, host Les Carlsen gets together with Shout member, Chuck King, in person and “virtual” Ken Tamplin from his home in Hawaii.  The guys share wild tour stories and insights about songs they co-wrote for albums, It Won’t Be Long and In Your Face.

Contemporary Christian rock music fans might recall that Chuck was originally the guitarist for Frontline artist, Idle Cure.  Listeners hear how Chuck and Ken met.  (Includes Ken hawking equipment through Recycler in order to eat.)  They ended up forming a new group and signing a contract with Frontline.  We learn of Ken’s decision to turn down a very lucrative secular band to honor his commitment with Frontline.

Shout recordings often featured guitar solos by Frontline artist, Lanny Cordola (House of Lords, Magdallen), who started giving Ken guitar lessons at age 16.  Ken shares a humorous story of this early time with Lanny and how they developed as friends.  Listen to his crazy solo on the hit song, “Shout”.
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It Won’t Be Long
Timeless Love
Shout
Dancin’ Round The World
In Your Face]]></description>
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      <title>REWIND 69: Sandra Stephens and Allegra Parks talk about doing background vocals for many eclectic Lanny Cordola albums and how they grew into solo artists with albums of their own.</title>
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      <description><![CDATA[In Frontline Records Rewind Episode 69, executive producer, Adel Meisenheimer, continues her conversation with Sandra Stephens and Allegra Parks.  These ladies sang background vocals for Jon Gibson, Scott Blackwell, Lanny Cordola and other Frontline artists.  Though it has been about 25 years since they wrote, recorded and toured hit songs, they still recall them and treat listeners with acappella intros and even a new Rewind intro.

The episode focuses on Sandra’s participation with Lanny Cordola in various projects he produced for Frontline Records –and we do mean “Various”!  Sandra’s deep appreciation and gratitude for this eclectic artist/producer is rooted in lessons communicated that “This is who you are, and this is who you can be musically.” In the 1990’s and even to this day, when Lanny asks Sandra to write or sing on a project, she doesn’t hesitate to show up.

The show takes us from Reggae Worship II, to Blues For The Child to a far-out trans music album, Symbiotica, where listeners can learn to recognize Sandra’s soulfully low, modern R&amp;B, jazz-influenced, pitch-perfect voice.

Sandra released her first solo album titled He Can and it is a must-have CD!  Listeners get a little taste of it.  Allegra also released a solo album in 2014 titled Just To Praise and Worship You, and a track from this exciting Gospel-flavored project closes the show.
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The Lapland
Till We Get The Healing Done
Jesus’ Blood Never Failed Me Yet
Wilderness Call
Rest of My Days
Taste And See]]></description>
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      <description><![CDATA[In Frontline Records Rewind Episode 68, executive producer, Adel Meisenheimer, hosts the show, interviewing Sandra Stephens and Allegra Parks.  It’s a full hour of Girl Power!  These ladies sang background vocals for Jon Gibson, Scott Blackwell, Lanny Cordola and other Frontline artists.  Though it has been about 25 years since they wrote, recorded and toured hit songs, Sandra and Allegra still recall them and treat listeners with acappella intros.

Sandra shares how a Jon Gibson song changed her life and moved her to make a commitment to Christ.  Soon after, she and Allegra had an opportunity to exchange vocal technique lessons from Jon for their background vocal work on a track.  Nice barter! Then he recruited them for vocals on almost every track of “Forever Friends”.  Listeners will want to tune in closely to hear their amazing vocal contribution.  The ladies are forever friends and fans of Jon Gibson and expound on his exceptional singing, intense recording techniques and endearing personality.

After writing with Jon, the ladies met with Scott Blackwell, who presented a cassette tape with his house dance music and commissioned them to write lyrics for it.  Sandra relates how lyrics poured out and Scott never said “no” to her lyrical ideas, exercising a “no rules” process.  The episode includes a couple tracks from “Walk On The Wild Side”, the first album on which they collaborated.  Sandra and Allegra toured with Scott and Jon simultaneously, hitting about every state in the USA.  Boy do they have some stories!
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CrucifyBloodgoodDetonation
Blood SacrificeMortificationBest Of 5 Years
Human SacrificeVengeance RisingHuman Sacrifice
Flesh And BloodDeliveranceWeapons Of Our Warfare
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The MessiahBloodgoodDetonation
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      <title>REWIND 67: P.I.D. original member, Fred Lynch, tells the rest of the P.I.D. story and talks about some of his favorite rhymes.</title>
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      <description><![CDATA[In Frontline Records Rewind Episode 67, host Les Carlsen continues his conversation with Fred Lynch, founding member of P.I.D. (Preachers In Disguise) and Preachas.  In Part 2, Fred talks about how he learned the scriptures and demonstrates a fresh way created for memorizing the Word by paraphrasing it into rap verse.

Fred provides background story for songs recorded on Frontline Records releases, The Chosen Ones and Born With A Gift.  Listeners learn about some innovative recording techniques originated by P.I.D. and other pioneer artists, like a compilation of loops by various rappers on “Holy Roland Patches” and abstract structure on “Abstruction”. It was popular for artists to borrow or “bite” loops from other hip-hop artists.  Fred reveals one time when they got busted in a magazine review for doing it.
 
In closing, Fred talks about his desire to mentor and train young MCs and rappers to use “flow” as a discipleship medium.  He gives listeners a taste of “The Script”, his scripture translation of I John into verse-by -verse rhyme.  Fred also travels to public schools with the organization, Rachel’s Challenge, and speaks with students about a life of compassion and kindness.  Listeners will enjoy getting to know this man with a big smile and even bigger heart.

View clips at https://www.youtube.com/user/FrntlnRcrds
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In Jesus Name We Are Here
Holy Roland Patches
Abstruction
Get Under The Blood Stream
Goin' Off]]></description>
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      <title>Rewind 66: P.I.D. original member, Fred Lynch, takes us back to the beginnings of Christian Hip-Hop and kicks out some old school rhymes on this 2 part episode of Frontline Rewind.</title>
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      <description><![CDATA[In Frontline Records Rewind Episode 66, host Les Carlsen gets together with Fred Lynch, founding member of P.I.D. (Preachers In Disguise) and Preachas.  He takes listeners back to the beginnings of Holy Hip-Hop and kicks out some old school rhymes.

Fred talks about the Bible nerd and street kid dynamic of group members and how it sometimes created hard lessons.  Details are revealed about an early tour experience that includes a gun, swagger and being black-balled by white evangelicals. 

Though the group didn’t win a talent contest hosted by Graceland Records in 1987, label owner, Caesar Kalinowski, was impressed and signed the teenagers.  Frontline Records purchased the albums Back To Back and Here We Are, originally released on Graceland.  In this episode, Fred provides background story for selections on these albums.

Fred states that rap is “the language of the coming of age”.  Of course Hip-Hop artists don’t always see eye-to-eye on execution and say of some: “Dat ain’t rap!”   But on this episode, listeners will definitely hear authentic rap from a pioneer artist who still flows!
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Current Affair - Back To Back
Don’t Bow - Here We Are
In Jesus Name Here We Are - Here We Are
Get You A Bible - Here We Are]]></description>
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      <title>Rewind 65: Les Carlsen, lead singer of Bloodgood, and our faithful host of Frontline Records Rewind, takes us on a journey through his musical career beginning as a star in the Broadway musical Hair.</title>
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      <description><![CDATA[In Frontline Records Rewind Episode 65, Executive Producer, Adel Meisenheimer, interviews Les Carlsen. She asks what Les was doing before he became famous as host of the show (haha). Listeners will hear about his dynamic musical history, including a star role in the Broadway musical, “Hair”, and how he transitioned from sex, drugs and Hair to a Christian heavy metal band, Bloodgood. 

Since writing, singing and recording albums with Bloodgood on Frontline Records in 1986-1990, his musical and theatrical journey continues. In 2013 Bloodgood independently released “Dangerously Close”. Les collaborated with long-time friend, Don Cromwell (bass player for Eddie Money, Air Supply), releasing the album “The Lucky Side”. And in 2016 he has been memorizing a 90-minute monologue for the play, “St. John in Exile”, which opened in October and will be touring the country. In closing minutes of the episode listeners are treated to a snippet of the play, as performed by St. John himself, with Bloodgood standard, “Seven”, playing in the background.
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Changing Me - Joshua
Changing Me - Bloodgood
Fired Up Tonight - Carlsen Cromwell
Seven - Bloodgood]]></description>
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      <title>Rewind 64: Idle Cure original members Mark Ambrose and Steve Shannon give us an inside look into the inspiration behind the songs off their third and fourth albums recorded with Frontline Records.</title>
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      <description><![CDATA[In Frontline Records Rewind Episode 64, host Les Carlsen continues his conversation with Idle Cure members, Steve Shannon and Mark Ambrose.  Part 2 includes back-story for songs included on the band’s 3rd and 4th Frontline albums, 2nd Avenue and Inside Out.

2nd Avenue is Steve’s favorite album. It has an aggressive rock feel and guitar experimentation, including putting a Marshall amp in the bathroom, with microphone in the toilet, for a unique sound in  “If You Mean It”.  Steve’s vocals were taken to a new level, as Mark wrote songs that intentionally challenged him. Mark continued to write in-your-face lyrics on the album.  In 1989 the song, “Pray”, was the #1 CCM charting rock song in the USA –the entire year, and nominated for a Dove Award.

Inside Out is a conceptual album that examines delicate spiritual topics like pornography, abortion and hypocrisy.  It also includes worshipful, “Holy Mountain”, a brilliant re-write by Mark that almost didn’t make the album.  The song describes the worship experience, influenced by the Old Testament story of Moses meeting with God on Mount Sinai.
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It’s No Fun Anymore
Redline
Talk It Out
If You Mean It
We’ve Lost Ground
Holy Mountain
Mind Games]]></description>
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      <title>Rewind 63: Idle Cure original members Mark Ambrose and Steve Shannon give us an inside look into the stories behind the songs off their debut album and follow up album, Tough Love.</title>
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      <description><![CDATA[In Frontline Records Rewind Episode 63, Steve Shannon and Mark Ambrose, of Idle Cure, captivate host Les Carlsen and listeners with stories of band history, song inspiration and an angel appearance in Paris.  Songs introduced are from their albums, Idle Cure (1986) and Tough Love (1988).

Mark talks about how they hit a wall and almost gave up on the writing of their trademark song, “Breakaway”.  Not only was the song a chart-topping hit, it enticed Mark to stay with Idle Cure, in spite of earning his recent accounting degree from USC.  Steve tells the story of how radio and distribution execs didn’t believe he sang vocals on “Take It”, because it was so mellow and different from others.  Well, Steve did back then, and he sings an intro for the song on Rewind!

Listeners also learn how the name “Idle Cure” was selected from a name search contest conducted by Frontline Records.  The band has a rare treat –a limited supply of vinyl albums (still sealed) of their original debut self-titled album.  Check out Idle Cure FaceBook page for purchase details.
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Come Alive
Come Back To Me
Silent Hope
So Many Faces
Take It]]></description>
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      <title>Rewind 62: David Portillo, founding leader of 12th Tribe, introduces current crew members who give inspiring testimonies and introduce favorite songs off their new indie album, &amp;quot;Tha G Hits&amp;quot;.</title>
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      <pubDate>Fri, 26 Aug 2016 14:00:00 +0000</pubDate>
      <description><![CDATA[In Frontline Records Rewind Episode 62, conversation continues with12th Tribe founder, David Portillo, and current members. Host Les Carlsen asks them to share their story and introduce favorite songs from the new indie album, “tha G Hits”.

Listeners will be in awe as Eric (DJXRAY) humbly reveals his entertainment industry repertoire as DJ for Ellen Degeneres, undefeated DJ in battles representing the USA and performing with Snoop Dogg and Ice Cube.  He finds more satisfaction with 12th Tribe.

Young tribesman, Simon, tells of his journey of acceptance and how he now fits the group and a new life of service.  Carlo (The Realist) escaped death after a gang-related stabbing and credits prayers of his Grandmother and the promise that all things are possible with Christ –even redemption of a poor street kid.

Stories and songs from “tha G Hits” provide a constant message that 12th Tribe members are forever changed!  As the crew would say, “Check it out!”

During the interview session, 12th Tribe performed “G Hits Mash Mix”.
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Party Track
Born &amp; Raised
Night 2 Remember]]></description>
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      <title>Rewind 61: 12th Tribe founding member, David Portillo, gets his latest crew together for an interview with the Rewind crew. David shares his journey of being a 15-year-old rapper performing for crowds of senior citizens, to rubbing elbows with The Ne</title>
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      <description><![CDATA[12th Tribe founding member, David Portillo, gets his latest crew together for an interview with the Rewind crew. David shares his journey of being a 15-year-old rapper performing for crowds of senior citizens, to rubbing elbows with The Newsboys and P.O.D., and recently taking his 15-year-old son on tour.
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I C Things
Peace And Soul
God Rules
Knowledge Is The Tree Of Life
Black Highways]]></description>
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      <title>Rewind 60: Bloodgood frontman, Les Carlsen, interviews his boss and bass player, Michael Bloodgood before they rock the stage at SoCal Metal Fest. Watch live videos of their set on our Youtube channel!</title>
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      <pubDate>Fri, 17 Jun 2016 14:00:00 +0000</pubDate>
      <description><![CDATA[In Frontline Records Rewind Episode 60, host Les Carlsen got together with his long-time friend, “boss” and bass player, Michael Bloodgood, the day Bloodgood rocked the stage at SoCal Metal Fest in Irvine, California.   Michael shares optimistically about plans for the future, tells an incredible road story, and talks about his bass, of course.  They love Jesus and wear Spandex, so look out!

The guys recall band beginnings, including how they got signed with Frontline Records, and some adventures together.   Songs introduced on the show are from “Bloodgood”, “Detonation”, Rock In A Hard Place” and “Dangerously Close”, the band’s most recent independent release. The episode closes with “Eat The Flesh”, performed live at the SoCal Metal Fest.
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Demon On The Run
Anguish And Pain
In The Trenches
Run Away
Father Father
Crucify
The Messiah
Eat The Flesh (Live at MetalFest)]]></description>
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