Show Notes
From conducting 80-piece orchestras for Disney to creating unforgettable arrangements for Michael W. Smith and Amy Grant, David Hamilton has spent decades helping bring some of music’s biggest moments to life.
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My buddy Travis joins me again - this time to construct our Mount Rushmore of golden era CCM albums. Even if you disagree with us, which I'm pretty sure you'll do, I have a feeling you'll find an album or two that you forgot about or missed entirely. I guarantee, though, you'll have a great time!