Welcome to Episode 527! This week, host Paul Gibbs brings you a curated blend of worship, indie-folk, and CCM hits. Along with the music, we’re exploring the history of National Golf Day (May 10th) and sharing meaningful reflections for Mother’s Day.

Featured in this episode:

• Special Highlight: A beautiful new track from husband-and-wife duo Jose & Marzene Bustos, "He Calls Me Friend."
• Trivia: Discover the shared history between the first official Mother's Day in 1908 and this year's National Golf Day.
• Music Highlights: Featuring the latest from Colton Dixon, the soulful sounds of Derrick J. Morrison, and the worshipful "Seasons" by Jordan Merritt.

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The Jesscott Music Hour: Historical Remote Controls and Indie Excellence!

Join host Paul Gibbs for a curated hour of the best in independent Christian music. From the soulful grit of "The Hump Day Hymn Lady" to the chart-topping vulnerability of Katy Nichole, we explore the heart behind the music. Plus, a look back at a historic "remote control" moment at the Empire State Building.

In This Episode:

• Trivia: Discover which U.S. President lit up the Empire State Building from 200 miles away.
• Community: We prepare for the 75th Annual National Day of Prayer (May 7th).
• Music Discovery: New sounds from Philip Tyler Ratcliffe, Alec Forman, and a powerful closer from Carly Ann Taylor.

Full Playlist:

• Simone – Towards the Sun
• Philip Tyler Ratcliffe – Nothing But Good
• Yvonne Hartman – The Moment I'm In
• Don Stiles – All That Ain't Nothing To Me Anymore
• Alec Forman – Enough
• Paul Gibbs – Touched By Grace
• Katy Nichole – In Jesus Name (God of Possible)
• James Scott Nelson – I Found Jesus Next To Him
• Evangelist Robin & The Daughters Of Zion – Ready
• Tyrone Palmer – I Just Wanna Change
• Renee Rowan Basel – Come On In This House
• Carly Ann Taylor – Why Should I Worry?

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This week on the Jesscott Music Hour, Paul Gibbs explores a 1970 pop hit with a hidden Gospel heart, celebrates the digital revolution of the iTunes Store, and uncovers the "salty" secrets of Pennsylvania’s snack history. Featuring music from Owen Harrod, Tony Memmel, and Meredith Andrews.

We are diving deep into the "spiritual overtones" of secular history and indie music this week.

• The Adam & Eve Connection: We break down the surprisingly direct Gospel message in Gary Puckett & The Union Gap's 1970 deep cut, "Let's Give Adam and Eve Another Chance." Plus, the story of how an Elvis Presley insider helped write it.
• iTunes @ 23: A look back at April 2003, when Steve Jobs changed the music industry forever with the launch of the iTunes Store—and what it meant for independent artists.
• The Pretzel Capital: Why 80% of the nation's pretzels come from right here in the "Pretzel Belt" of Pennsylvania.
• Artist Highlights: * Minister Owen Harrod: A legacy of Gospel faithfulness.
  • Tony Memmel: The "Courageous" journey of a unique indie voice.
  • Meredith Andrews: Live worship from the Liberty Worship Collective.

Playlist: Dave Donatelli, PJ Morton, Tony Memmel, Russell Gilbert, Eauclaire, Paul Gibbs, Sasha Burn, Carmen Mills, Big Black Bible Blues Band, Meredith Andrews, Jeff Arrandale, Owen Harrod, Mathew Maciel, and Hope's Call.

Available on: Apple Podcasts, iHeartRadio, Amazon Podcasts, and NoteSpireradio.com.