Bob's MP3s

Sample MP3s

[Last Update: 27 August 2008]
MP3s Here are a few MP3 files that I have produced or found. I do not have much space on my web server, so there will never be very many files here, and they may change often. At this stage I am just experimenting with this technology. Enjoy.
NOTE: These songs are for personal enjoyment only and are not for commercial use.

Sample MP3s:
Alleluia, Alleluia, Let the Holy Anthem Rise - from MIDI sequence

American Pie - Don McClean

As I Kneel before You (M. Parkinson) +

Faith Unlocks the Door (Prayer Is the Key to Heaven) *****

Gesu Bambino (The Christmas Rose) - Instrumental +++++++++

Go Rest High on That Mountain *

His Eye Is on the Sparrow (voice - baritone) ****

I Have Not Seen Yet I Believe ++++

I Will Pilot Thee +++++++

If I Can Help Somebody ++

If I Loved You ****

It's My House ++++++++

O, When Shall I See Jesus (guitar - Jack Marti)

O, When Shall I See Jesus (handbells)

O, When Shall I See Jesus (organ - Keith Thompson)

O, When Shall I See Jesus (voice - baritone) ****

One More Chance ++++++++

Room at the Cross ++++++

St. Cecilia Mass - Sanctus (C. Gounod) +++

Star Spangled Banner - Navy ***

The Summons (John Bell) +++++

There Stood Jesus **

Three Stars - Tommy Dee and Carol Kay

We Are Marching in the Light of God (handbells)

Your Nail Scarred Hand ++++++++

NON-MUSIC! Sermon (about 2:30) from "JAG" about Joseph and fathers ******


 + Performed by Beryl Quinton
++ Performed by Robert Wilson
+++ Performed by Sanbis
++++ Performed by Heather Prusse
+++++ Performed by Robert Kochis
++++++ Performed by The Master's Men
+++++++ Performed by Helen McAlerney Barth
++++++++ Performed by Melanie Owens
+++++++++ Performed by The Christmas Strings
* Performed by Vince Gill
** Performed by The Haire Family
*** Performed live at the Army/Navy football game by the Naval Academy Choir.
**** Performed by Bob Sorem
***** Performed by George Beverly Shea (from old LP)
****** From Christmas episode ("Answered Prayers") of "JAG"; Text Here
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