ep01 First Song - He Set Me Free

Once again everybody asked, sir, this is your old man, downman, Nathan, the Baltimore Brothers main lady with an old lady, who's open. We do. I hope you're going to enjoy it. And in just a minute, we're going to tell you how to couldn't get our all- sacred song, folks, with 150 songs.

So you keep a listen, will you? I'm concerned with you, fine, fine. Well, thank you so much, sir, Wayne. And it turns me out that he's glad to be here and putting on these soldiers for you.

They and all these sign-all's asking for him. We just hope to get a good question out of these service plans. You follow along this time and listen to the words on these sign-all's asking for him.

We got the donut here and you have you to get your topic. I'll ask that you tell them and just a little bit. If you're a resident of the city, that's not. Thank you, Adam.

Hello, everybody out there. It's worth it. Glad to be with you again. And I'll tell you what, we're going to start to throw them all right away here because we've got a lot of songs we want to get on.

First one here, one written by how would he blame it. Now I'm gonna send him out of all six of the album here that we'd be sending you about in just a minute. This one here is a bass song, a gospel song called, He Said You Can.

Here's a little album here, one of the pictures of the band.

And this is really that one written by little fan album from how old do you, that E.W.L. Palms. One of them is an astronaut, a cell at night, you know, a message. and there's area you know where Alfred lived.