The History Of Christian Music Quiz

Toby McKeehan, Michael Tait, and Kevin Max Smith made up DC Talk.

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Darlene Zschech is the correct answer because she is the known writer of the song "Shout to the Lord." She is an Australian worship leader and songwriter who gained international recognition for her contributions to contemporary Christian music. Zschech's composition "Shout to the Lord" became a popular worship anthem and has been covered by numerous artists worldwide.

Mark Stuart was the lead vocalist for Audio Adrenaline, a Christian rock group.

Rebecca St. James is indeed the sister of Joel and Luke Smallbone of For King & Country.

The correct answer is Dan Haseltine, Stephen Mason, Matt Odmark, Charlie Lowell.

Rich Mullins is responsible for popularizing the use of the Hammered Dulcimer in Contemporary Christian Music (CCM). He was known for incorporating unique and unconventional instruments into his music, and the Hammered Dulcimer became one of his signature sounds. Mullins' innovative use of this instrument helped to bring it into the mainstream of CCM and inspired other artists to incorporate it into their own music as well.

Larry Norman was famous for asking the question "Why should the devil have all the good music?" This question reflects his belief that Christian musicians should not shy away from contemporary styles and should use music as a means to spread their message. Norman was a pioneer of Christian rock music and used his platform to challenge traditional religious norms and bring a fresh perspective to the genre. His question became a rallying cry for Christian musicians who wanted to use their talents for God's glory.

Eddie DeGarmo is credited with writing the 2003 rock opera ¡Hero.

The correct answer is "Flame" because it completes the phrase "Between The Glory and the Flame." This suggests that the album explores the space or journey between experiencing God's glory and the passionate fire or fervor that comes with it. The word "flame" also conveys a sense of intensity and passion, which could be reflective of the themes or emotions explored in the album.

Bob Carlisle is the correct answer because he is a Christian artist who wrote and sang the song "Butterfly Kisses," which won a Grammy for "Best Country Song." The song was released in 1997 and became a huge hit, earning Carlisle recognition and accolades in the country music genre.

Greg X. Volz's middle name is Xavier.

Stryper is the correct answer because they were the first Christian Rock group to have an album go Platinum. This means that their album sold over one million copies, which was a significant achievement for a Christian Rock band at the time. Stryper's success helped pave the way for other Christian Rock groups to gain mainstream recognition and success.

Aaron Sprinkle is the correct answer because he is a prolific producer who is associated with the band Poor Old Lu. He has worked with them on their albums and has contributed to their sound and success.

Keith Green wrote the song "Your Love Broke Through." Keith Green was a Christian singer-songwriter known for his passionate and heartfelt music. He released several albums during his career and became a influential figure in contemporary Christian music. "Your Love Broke Through" is one of his popular songs, known for its powerful lyrics and uplifting message about the transformative power of love.

Charlie Peacock is the correct answer because he is the songwriter of the song "In The Light."

Sandi Patty is known as "The Voice" because of her exceptional vocal abilities and powerful singing style. She has a wide vocal range and is recognized for her strong and resonant voice. Throughout her career, Patty has received numerous accolades and awards for her contributions to the music industry. Her vocal prowess and ability to convey emotions through her singing have made her a highly regarded and respected artist in the field of Christian music.

Amy Grant has the best-selling CCM album in history, released in 1991. This suggests that her album had the highest sales compared to albums released by other artists in the Contemporary Christian Music genre.

Brandon Ebel founded Tooth & Nail Records after receiving a loan from his grandfather. This suggests that Ebel had the entrepreneurial drive and vision to start his own record label. His grandfather's loan likely provided the necessary financial support to get the label off the ground. Overall, Ebel's determination and family support played a significant role in the establishment of Tooth & Nail Records.

The original name of the Newsboys was "The News."

Bryan Duncan was the lead singer of Sweet Comfort Band, a "Jesus Music" era band. This band was known for their blend of rock, pop, and funk music with Christian lyrics. Bryan Duncan's powerful vocals and the band's energetic performances made them popular during the late 1970s and early 1980s. They released several albums and had several hit songs in the Christian music scene. Even though the band is no longer active, Bryan Duncan continues to pursue a successful solo career in Christian music.

Jaci Velasquez is the correct answer because she is the artist who scored five number one hits with her debut album "Heavenly Place". This indicates that her album was very successful and well-received, with multiple songs reaching the top spot on music charts.

White Heart's lead vocalist spelled his name differently in the credits of each album he sang on.

The fans of The 77's blame U2 for preventing them from becoming popular.

The 77's is not a band featuring Derri Daughterty.

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Skillet did not start off as a nu metal band in 1996. While they did form in 1996, they initially started as a Christian rock band, incorporating elements of alternative rock and hard rock into their sound. It was not until later in their career that they began to incorporate elements of nu metal into their music. Therefore, the statement that Skillet started off as a nu metal band is false.

The Imperials have the most former members compared to the other groups listed. This suggests that there have been more individuals who were once part of The Imperials but are no longer associated with the group.

The Newsboys hit song "Shine" mentions various groups of people who can shine, such as Oprah, Eskimos, and vegetarians. However, an astronaut does not fit into this category as they are not typically associated with shining in the same way.

Mark Heard tragically died six weeks after suffering an on-stage heart attack.

The question asks for a band that does not feature Michael Roe. The Choir is the correct answer because Michael Roe is not a member of that band. The other three options, Lost Dogs, The 77's, and Kerosene Halo, may or may not feature Michael Roe as a member.

"On Fire" is the correct answer because it is a song that first premiered on Switchfoot's album "The Beautiful Letdown". This means that it was released for the first time on that specific album.

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