Album US 1988 on Damascus To The Cross Records label
Country (Country, Honky Tonk, Gospel)
2010 re-released as "Gospel" with a wrong track separation between "The Outlaw's Prayer" (5:30) and "John The Baptist" (1:18). Quote from "The Victoria Advocate" on 23. September 1988: "Country singer Johnny Paycheck, facing a prison sentence for a barroom shooting, is donating his royalties from a new gospel music album to fight AIDS in children, a spokesman said Thursday in Nashville. Billy D. Burns, executive producer of the album "Outlaw at the Cross", said Paycheck will give the money to a Los Angeles-based agency that helps children with AIDS. The album, on Damascus to the Cross Records, will be available next week. Paycheck's royalties amount to $1.10 per record sold, Burns said."
Johnny Paycheck voc, 1938-2003 US guitar, album by | |
Rick Long bass | |
Danny Breeden dr, perc, drums | |
Kenny Sears vn, voc, US fiddle | |
John Long guitar | |
Jerry Pearson piano | |
Chuck Mandez steel guitar |
Billy Don Burns producer |
No | Title | Artist | Composer | Duration |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Scars | Johnny Paycheck | 2:34 | |
2 | Equal Opportunity | Johnny Paycheck | 2:15 | |
3 | Singing Sunday | Johnny Paycheck | 2:33 | |
4 | Elijah | Johnny Paycheck | 2:28 | |
5 | The Outlaw's Prayer | Johnny Paycheck | 4:23 | |
6 | John The Baptist | Johnny Paycheck | 2:14 | |
7 | Since You Were A Man | Johnny Paycheck | 3:58 | |
8 | God Can Do It | Johnny Paycheck | 2:55 | |
9 | River Of Life | Johnny Paycheck | 3:41 | |
10 | Jesus Got A Hold On Me | Johnny Paycheck | 3:27 |