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Shekina Glory was a midwest Jesus Music (Christian Rock) band, started in 1975 by Al Ruechel and Brent Larson after they met in a Telecommunicative Arts class at Iowa State University in Ames, Iowa. The band performed together in local venues and road trip tours throughout the midwest region through the latter part of 1976. Their debut album, Have You Considered? (1976) was a "very impressive custom obscurity from five-guy two-girl outfit scoring high with their mix of dreamy mysterious folk/psych, hard rock and west-coast rural rock." ^[1]

Shekina Glory personnel

Al Ruechel - lead vocals, rhythm guitar, songwriter, producer
Russ Musilek - lead guitar, conga, vocals
Dan DoBell - drums, percussion
Joannie Whipple - keyboards, vocals
Laurie Musilek - flute, percussion, vocals
Brent Larson - bass, vocals
Jim Crowder - sound engineer

Discography

Have You Considered? (1976) Iowa Great Lakes Recording Studio; Milford, Iowa

Television

Those Old Sacred Cows (1976) WOI-TV; Ames, Iowa

Notes

^ Album Review: Archivist (Vintage Vinyl Jesus Music, 1965-1980) by Ken Scott

External links

TV Special: Those Old Sacred Cows (1976) WOI-TV; Ames, Iowa

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[1] Album Review: Archivist (Vintage Vinyl Jesus Music, 1965-1980) by Ken Scott

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