You Set My Spirit Free

MISC NOTES: Debut album from a family oriented gospel act focused around Orville Hessch, his wife, Alice and daughters Melody, Valerie, Harmonia and Cherri. The family's two decades of singing -  since 1974 -  have taken them from native South Dakota, Oregon and, most recently, Colville, Washington. Commenting on the family's appearances for religious gatherings and churches throughout the Pacific Northwest, Mr. Heesch says the act's musical strength is in having two lead vocalists backed by strong four part harmonies. As for the song choices, Orville says they were chosen for inclusion because of their popularity at the Family's concerts. Tempoes vary within the package, but all songs showcase the Heesch Family Singers delivering the message of Christ. [NORTHWEST DISC-COVERIES & SOUND REPORT  Volume 6 #3  May, 1981.]

Side One
1. Brush Arbor Meeting (Munds)
2. We're Not Home Yet
3. Suzy's Prayer (Lundstrom)
4. I Won't Ask For More (Rambo)
5. I Could Never Outlove The Lord (Gaither)

Side Two
1. You Set My Spirit Free (Valerie Heesch)
2. I Believe He's Coming Back Like He Said (Goodman)
3. The Chosen Vessel (Betty Adams)
4. I Don't Need To Understand
5. Learning To Lean (Stallings)

LOCATION: Vancouver, WA
RECORDING PERSONNEL: Alice, Melodie, Orville, Harmonie, Tom, Valerie, Greg Cherrie [vocals]; Gene Breeden [guitar]; Gene Keyes [piano]; Danny Breeden [drums]; Gene Breeden, [bass]; Dave Dixon, Tony Welch [rhythm guitar]
RECORDING STUDIO: Ripcord Recording
RECORDING ENGINEER: Dave Dixon, Gene Breeden

FORMAT: disc
SIZE:12"
SPEED: 33 1/3 rpm
DISC NOTES:

A-SIDE MATRIX: U - 5944 - SLP - 1080 - A
B-SIDE MATRIX: U - 5945 - SLP - 1080 - B