Mylon LeFevre

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Don't Say It's Over 00:00 Tools
Invincible Love 00:00 Tools
Again And Again 00:00 Tools
Crack The Sky 00:00 Tools
O Holy Night 00:00 Tools
Love God, Hate Sin 00:00 Tools
The Name Of The Lord 00:00 Tools
So Sad - No Love of His Own 00:00 Tools
Holy Is The Lord 00:00 Tools
The Power Of Love 00:00 Tools
Closer Than A Friend 00:00 Tools
Old Gospel Ship 00:00 Tools
Masterpeace 00:00 Tools
Faithful 00:00 Tools
Trains Up In The Sky 04:32 Tools
Give Thanks (Fettke) 00:00 Tools
Without Him (Ryman Gospel Reunion Version) 00:00 Tools
Humble Yourself 00:00 Tools
Gospel Ship 00:00 Tools
Callin' Down Fire 00:00 Tools
Contemplation 00:00 Tools
Sunday School Blues 00:00 Tools
Free Man 00:00 Tools
Peace Begins Within 00:00 Tools
Trying To Be Free 00:00 Tools
Who Knows 00:00 Tools
The Only Thing That's Free 00:00 Tools
Sweet Peace Within 00:00 Tools
Searching For Reality 00:00 Tools
Hitch Hike 00:00 Tools
For My Growing 00:00 Tools
You're Still On My mind 00:00 Tools
More [Of Jesus] 00:00 Tools
The Warrior 00:00 Tools
Crucible Of Love 00:00 Tools
My Heart Belongs to Him 00:00 Tools
Pleasing Who, Pleases You? 00:00 Tools
I Will Rejoice 00:00 Tools
He Is Strong 00:00 Tools
Morning Star 00:00 Tools
Someone Whispered 00:00 Tools
Waymaker 00:00 Tools
More (of Jesus) 03:55 Tools
Stranger to Danger 04:51 Tools
Closer Than a Heartbeat 00:00 Tools
Rowena 00:00 Tools
Better Come Back 00:00 Tools
The Same Man 00:00 Tools
Make Room For My Dreams 00:00 Tools
White Rocket 00:00 Tools
Give It Up 00:00 Tools
Lacy Lover 00:00 Tools
Keep The Fire Burning 00:00 Tools
Give Thanks 00:00 Tools
Fallen Angel 00:00 Tools
I Am What I Am 00:00 Tools
Goodbye Miss Sadness 00:00 Tools
Carry My Load 00:00 Tools
Another Slant 00:00 Tools
So Sad (No Love Of His Own) 00:00 Tools
I Belong 00:00 Tools
Lay Me Back 00:00 Tools
I Can't Take It 00:00 Tools
Find Out What's Happening 00:00 Tools
Heart on Fire 00:00 Tools
Without Him - Ryman Gospel Reunion Version 00:00 Tools
The World Is Changing (I Got A Woman Back In Georgia) 00:00 Tools
Reach for the Sky 00:00 Tools
Let Me Be the One 00:00 Tools
Let It Flow 00:00 Tools
On the Road to Freedom 00:00 Tools
Rockin' Til The Sun Goes Down 00:00 Tools
So Sad (No Love Of His Own) - Single Version [Bonustruck] 00:00 Tools
Funny 00:00 Tools
We Will Shine 00:00 Tools
Riffin 00:00 Tools
Working On A Building 00:00 Tools
Life Saver 00:00 Tools
So Help Me God 00:00 Tools
Work to Do 00:00 Tools
Love Lasts Forever 00:00 Tools
Prisoner 00:00 Tools
Let's Get Together 00:00 Tools
Baby I'm Down 00:00 Tools
You comfort me 00:00 Tools
Let 'em Say What They Will 00:00 Tools
I'll Fly Away 00:00 Tools
Shake 00:00 Tools
Kickin' 00:00 Tools
Crank It Up 00:00 Tools
Denomination Demolition 00:00 Tools
Down By The Riverside 00:00 Tools
Wonderin' 00:00 Tools
I Keep On Loving You 00:00 Tools
Sunlight 00:00 Tools
Declaration Of Love 00:00 Tools
Silver Paper 00:00 Tools
New Attitude 00:00 Tools
Bow Down 00:00 Tools
Fly 00:00 Tools
Do Not Be Anxious 00:00 Tools
More 00:00 Tools
Givers And Takers 00:00 Tools
Blue Suede Shoes 00:00 Tools
My Lady 00:00 Tools
The Gift 00:00 Tools
Second Hand Lady 00:00 Tools
Country John 00:00 Tools
Baby Don't Hold Back Now 00:00 Tools
Mama You Been On My Mind 00:00 Tools
For The Record 00:00 Tools
Dance The Night Away 00:00 Tools
Love As One 00:00 Tools
Sixteen Tons 00:00 Tools
Shower the People 00:00 Tools
Letter from the Front 00:00 Tools
Why You Been Gone So Long 00:00 Tools
All My Love 00:00 Tools
Mountain Home 00:00 Tools
Holy Smoke Doo Dah Band 00:00 Tools
Pool Shooter 00:00 Tools
Banjo Boy 00:00 Tools
He's Not A Soldier 00:00 Tools
Old Ship Of Zion 00:00 Tools
Give It Away 00:00 Tools
I Sing My Praise To You 00:00 Tools
Dream 00:00 Tools
Benediction 00:00 Tools
The Power 00:00 Tools
You're Still On His Mind 00:00 Tools
Heaven 00:00 Tools
Going Home 00:00 Tools
Basic Lady 00:00 Tools
Girl From The North Country 00:00 Tools
Understand It 00:00 Tools
World Changer 00:00 Tools
Dancing In The Light 00:00 Tools
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Mylon LeFevre (born on October 6, 1944 in Gulfport, Mississippi) is a former Christian rock singer of his own Grammy Award-winning 1980s band, and a current preacher, who was born into a Southern Gospel family, The Singing LeFevres, but stopped attending church when he left home. At 17 years old, while in the Army (making the grand sum of $84 per month), he wrote his first song, Without Him. The gospel song was recorded by Elvis Presley in 1963, and within the next year, 126 artists had recorded his songs. Mylon's first royalty check for Without Him was for approximately $90,000. (This would be approximately $634,000 in 2008 dollars). He recorded his classic song Gospel Ship on his first album Mylon, We Believe on Cotillion Records. His early gospel songs and recordings sold millions of copies. In his secular career, he recorded, toured or hung out with Eric Clapton, Elton John, Alvin Lee, Billy Joel, Duane Allman, Berry Oakley, Little Richard, the Who, Yes, Ten Years After, Rick Derringer, Traffic, George Harrison, Paul McCartney, Charlie Daniels, Tina Turner, Willie Nelson, Mick Fleetwood, Mountain, Felix Pappalardi, ZZ Top, and Grand Funk Railroad, etc. While he has claimed for many years to have been a founding member of seminal Southern Rock act, Atlanta Rhythm Section, the band's website disputes this claim. He did, however, appear as a fill in vocalist on several tracks from their album, Third Annual Pipe Dream. To Mylon's credit, three individuals who were part of his band and appeared on his first album, "We Believe", went on to become founding members of ARS: Barry Bailey, Paul Goddard and Dean Daughtry. He used cocaine for ten years. After a heroin overdose in the early 1970s, he slowly began his return to the Christian faith. In 1980, LeFevre "committed [his] life to Jesus", quit secular rock and roll and became a janitor at his church (Mt. Paran Church of God), in Atlanta, Georgia. He started a Christian band named Mylon and Broken Heart in 1981 with some musicians he met in a Bible study. Over the next ten years, he released twelve CDs and traveled over a million miles. In 1988 his band was honored with a Grammy Award for Best Gospel Vocal Performance by a Duo or Group, Choir or Chorus for their album Crack the Sky. LeFevre and his band were awarded two GMA Dove Awards, and sold another million records. About this period (1982-1991), LeFevre said, "I was a Christian musician who preached a little, worshipped a little, and rocked a lot." He suffered a massive heart attack in 1989, while riding on the back of the bus that summer while touring with another rock group White Heart. The doctors advised him to stop singing and touring for his band, but he went against their advice that same year, hence, the group continued releasing a couple more albums before they released a compilation of hits in 1992, which marked the end of Broken Heart. Later, LeFevre became a preacher and teacher, and his recordings focused on worship and praise music. He and his wife Christi minister in about 75 churches a year. He has also spoken at motorcycle rallies, NASCAR owner/driver chapel services, NFL and NBA chapel services, and in the former Soviet Union, Australia, Canada, the Philippines, Cayman Islands, and Mexico. He is the father-in-law of Peter Furler of the Christian band the Newsboys. www.mylon.org Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.