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blognroll - > Dr BLT's Blog n Roll Studio -> Dr BLTv: Music and Mental Health: Andrae Crouch "Live": Good for the psyche/good for the soul
Dr BLTv: Music and Mental Health: Andrae Crouch "Live": Good for the psyche/good for the soul

Music and Mental Health:

This is a new series I've intiated for the benefit of my patients, but if there are others who also derive mental health sustainance through the music offered here, more power to you! 

Nothing soothes the savage beast like a live performance by one of gospel music's greatest legends, Andrae Crouch. 

In Soon and Very Soon, he offers hope to the weary soul and saturnine psyche by pointing to the anticipation of the return of the King of Kings. 

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Topics: music and mental health, gospel music, andrea crouch, andrea crouch and the disciples, Dr BLT
posted by blognroll on Thursday, November 29, 2007 at 02:08 PM
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