White As Snow
Release Year: 1980
Label: Light Records
Country: USA
Produced by Bill Maxwell
Musicians:
Hadley Hockensmith: Guitars, Bass
Louis Pardini: Piano, Fender Rhodes
Larry Williams: Synthesizers
Michael Escalante: Organ
Bill Maxwell: Drums
Alex Acuna: Percussion
Steve Tavaglione: Sax
Allen Gregory, Fletch Wiley: Trumpets
Howard McCrary, Linda McCrary, Charity McCarary, Kristle Murden: Background Vocals
CD Release: 2000; Label: Cool Sound; Country: Japan;
- I Really Love You
- That′s What It Takes
- White As Snow
- Open Up (1 Minute soundsample)
- He Is Coming Back Again
- The Light Of His Love
- I Don′t Want Much
- I′ve Been Runnin′ Too Long
- He′s All That
- Let′s Reach Out (1 Minute soundsample)
James Felix was born on July 14, 1951 in San Bernardino, California USA. He started his professional music career as the member of CCM group named "Psalm 150" which Bob Carlile had belonged in early 70s. During mid / late 70's , James Felix performed and participated as a bass player and/or a vocalist in the recording sessions of Andrae Crouch's several albums such as "This Is Another Day" (1976), "Live In London"(1978) and "I'll Be Thinking Of You" (1979) released under Light Records USA. These works brought James the chance to release his own solo album under the label. Thus, "White As Snow" was completed with excellent musicians in the CCM field of those days such as Hadey Hockensmith and Bill Maxwell and young Louis Pardini (aka Lou Pardini). Recently his name could be found as a songwriter on Bryan Duncan's albums. This James Felix's album is one of the very good early 80's CCM album as well as Roby Duke's albums.
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