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| Song Title | Songwriter | Time | Other Details | Audio-Visual Link |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Who's Gonna Teach My Children's Children? | Dottie Rambo | 3:24 | ||
| Just A Simple Prayer | Kenny Parker & Patty Parker Ireland | 2:51 | Kenny Parker (pianist for the Rambos) later formed the Kenny Parker Trio with his wife, Patty, and Elmer Cole. Sadly, Kenny Parker died unexpectedly in 1992 at only 49 years old. | Kenny Parker Memorial Webpage |
| You've Never Mentioned Jesus To Me | Unknown - Public Domain | 4:12 | ||
| Hymn From Way Back Home, A | Dottie Rambo | 3:19 | ||
| Tiny | Dottie Rambo | 4:48 | As far as we know, Tiny may have been the only #1 song on the Singing News Charts by a single female soloist. It charted #1 in March and May of 1972 and stayed on the Singing News Charts for almost two years! | Tiny original recording from Heart Prints album |
| Pass Me Not | Words By Fanny J Crosby; Music By William H Doane - Public Domain | 4:56 | Pass Me Not Sung By Dottie Rambo Was Grammy Nominated For Best Soul Gospel Performance - 1971 | |
| Wonder If Anyone Cares At All | Dottie Rambo | 3:55 | ||
| You Have Found It All | Kenny Parker & Patty Parker Ireland | 3:25 | Kenny Parker (pianist for the Rambos) later formed the Kenny Parker Trio with his wife, Patty, and Elmer Cole. Sadly, Kenny Parker died unexpectedly in 1992 at only 49 years old. | Kenny Parker Memorial Webpage |
| Looks Like Everybody's Got A Kingdom | Dottie Rambo | 2:52 | ||
| Reach Out Your Hand | Dottie Rambo | 3:55 |
| BACKLINER NOTES (author unknown): There are so many things which separate people from one another -- background, language, color of skin, prejudices -- that it sometimes seems there will never be peace and harmony. But there are also those strong cords that bind us all together in the bundle of life -- hopes, aspirations, fear, misgivings, guilts, needs -- that are common to us all. Dottie Rambo is a writer and singer who has a talent for writing and singing songs about the things that link us together. Somewhere deep within her being there is a spring of cool, clear water from which she draws for all to drink. Who doesn't wonder about life itself, about the fabric of our society and "who will teach my children's children," about the tender, moving death of those we love, about faint memories and whisperings of the faith we used to sing about in "a hymn from way back home?" Deep themes are the fiber of the songs she writes. Here they are as she feels and sings them. Sometimes songs seem almost human for they respond best for those who know them best and from the lips and soul of Dottie they have an added meaning and depth. Listen as Dottie sings -- to get us all together. |
| Produced by: Bob MacKenzie |
| Cover Design: Bob McConnell |
| Photo: Bill Grine |
| Recording Engineer: Charlie Tallent |
| Recorded at: Clement Recording Studio, Nashville, Tennessee |
| Heartwarming / Impact Records, 1625 Broadway, Nashville, TN 37202 |