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singer, recognized for his

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vocal range and flexible solo style.

Early life

Green was born in

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, to Charles and Jo Green, who were Baptist missionaries. He spent much of his early life in Argentina and then proceeded to attend Phoenix Christian High School along with two of his six siblings. He graduated fro
Phoenix Christian High School
in 1974 and, at age 18, enrolled at

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. His intended major was pre-law, but a professor recognized his musical talent and encouraged him to develop it.

Career

After two years at the university, Green left to travel the world with the band

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. After his two-year stint with Truth (1976–78), Green married Marijean McCarty, a former member of Truth. They moved to

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, to sing backup for the

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. In 1980, Green joined

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, Lee Young and Bill Gaither to form the

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. Green sang tenor for their first two albums, ''The New Gaither Vocal Band'' and ''Passin' the Faith Along''. In 1982, Steve and Gaither's musicians formed the Christian rock band

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. Green sang lead for White Heart as they recorded their debut self-titled album (which sold nearly 70,000 copies). In 1983, Steve left White Heart, feeling that his place was not in a rock band. That same year, a confrontation by his brother, Randy, led to a spiritual renewal in Green's life. He signed a solo contract with

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, and released his self-titled debut album in 1984. In the same year, he established Steve Green Ministries. In the early part of his solo career, he was known for his crescendo-building, high-note endings. Green's breakout year came in 1985 with the release of ''He Holds the Keys'', which earned him the

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for Male Vocalist of the Year in the Contemporary

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(CCM) category. The following year, 1986, saw the release of two recordings, ''For God And God Alone'' and a worship/hymns album titled ''A Mighty Fortress''. In early 1988, he released an album dedicated to his parents, called ''Find Us Faithful''. By the end of the 1980s, many of Green's songs had become recognized standards, including "People Need the Lord" and "Broken and Spilled Out". He was often considered the male version of

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, using many of the same songwriters and styles as well as the traditional ending of the song on a (literal) high note. Green also contributed background vocals to Patty's 1986 hit "Let There Be Praise". Green was involved with the

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from the mid-1980s onward. Green was one of the first artists to be involved with

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, performing at their inaugural event at Folsom Field in

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, in July 1993 before 50,000 men. His song "Answer the Call" was inspired by the event, and another song, "O Men of God Arise," embodies the Promise Keeper's message. Green recorded ''The Mission'' in 1989 and continued his success with ''We Believe'' in 1991. As Christian music became more rock-oriented in the early 1990s, Green returned to traditional roots by releasing an album of hymns in 1992. Green switched styles toward a more "pop" flavor on his 1994 album, ''Where Mercy Begins''. He also received the first of two career boosts from outside events. On September 8, 1994,

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crashed in

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, killing all 132 persons on board. One passenger was an up-and-coming Christian singer named Kirk Lynn, who had just re-recorded Green's "As We Sail To Heaven's Shore" from the 1988 ''Find Us Faithful'' album. Only a rough cut was played at the memorial service for the passengers. Grieving family members were told of Green's original, which boosted album sales for the older recording. Green's style change continued on his 1996 recording, ''The Letter''. He was also instrumental in attempting to set up an accountability group for fellow Christian artists and friends. Green changed focus again in 1998 by declaring he would only record songs that honor the Lord, songs that he could be satisfied with should it be his last recording. His declaration coincided with a controversial ruling by the

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known as the "Definition of Gospel Music", which erupted with major disqualifications at the ensuing year's Dove Awards over songs that were deemed not explicitly Christian enough. That year saw the release of ''The Faithful'', and 2000 saw the release of a devotional song album entitled ''Morning Light''. Two years later Green released ''Woven in Time'' and again found himself receiving a career boost. Green was a personal friend of Space Shuttle ''Columbia'' commander

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, who was killed along with six others in February 1, 2003 disintegration during reentry. Green was interviewed by ''CNN'', and his song "God of Wonders" got a boost from the unexpected publicity. In 2005 Green released a new album, ''Somewhere Between'', which saw him move in a different direction, leaning more toward an art song style. The album featured fewer declarative answers than Green's past work, and instead explored questions of pain, doubt and loss that life inevitably rains down on both the just and the unjust. Green co-wrote half of the songs on the album. In 2007 Green released his last non-compilation album under the Sparrow label, ''Always: Songs of Worship''. In 2010, Green released ''Love Will Find a Way'', his first release through Steve Green Ministries. The album featured David Phelps on the track "God is Love". In 2012, Green released two albums, ''Rest in the Wonder'' and ''Christmas.'' Green stated, "''Rest in the Wonder'' is a declaration of absolute trust in God, fiercely holding to what we know for certain and reverently worshiping the One whose ways are higher than our ways and whose thoughts are higher than our thoughts." 2014 saw the release of two more albums from Green: ''Hide the Word: Bible Songs for Kids'' and ''Hymns''. "There is nothing more powerful or lasting than God's Word!" says Green. "In the Scriptures, God has told us all we need to know for life and Godliness. These Bible Promises set to music remind us who God is and what He has done for us. What's more, the songs are just plain fun!" Regarding his ''Hymns'' project, Green said, "In every age, the church has lifted her voice to express praise and adoration, but the church has also used singing to refute dangerous heresy and remind one another of the foundational Biblical truths. In the 12th century,

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penned 'O Sacred Head Now Wounded' and today we still sing his haunting hymn about Jesus' sacrificial death. Five hundred years later, 'Fairest Lord Jesus' appeared anonymously in a hymnbook, published in what is today the country of Poland. How many of us have sung that hymn, marveling at the uniqueness and glory of Christ? I hope this collection of hymns draws you into the historic stream of worship as you join your voice to songs the church has been singing through the ages." Over his 45-year career, Green has been nominated for a

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four times. He has also been the

winner seven times and was inducted into the

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in 2017. He has had 13 No. 1 song and has sold over three million albums. His bilingual abilities have seen the release of seven Spanish CDs in the United States.

Family life

He is married to Marijean Green, whose own vocal qualities complemented her husband's on the song "Household of Faith" on the ''For God And God Alone'' album and in subsequent appearances. The song has become a staple among Christian wedding duets. They have two children, Summer (born in 1981) and Josiah (born in 1985). Green's sister Barbara is married to Mark Bailey, former president of the evangelical

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, and Green helped the seminary celebrate its eightieth anniversary in April 2004. He has also written a thirty-day devotional titled "The Power of the Cross" and rec recorded numerous children's videos and songs. Green has expanded his musical ministry to include videos and other work for

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Discography

As group member

* 1977: ''Truth on the Road – Live Double Album''

* 1977: ''Not Just a Coincidence'' – Truth * 1978: ''Departure'' – Truth * 1980: ''

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Presents Imagination'' - Milk & Honey MH1018 * 1981: ''The New Gaither Vocal Band'' – The New Gaither Vocal Band * 1982: ''

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* 1983: ''Passin' the Faith Along'' – The New Gaither Vocal Band

Solo albums

*1984: ''Steve Green'' (Sparrow Records) *1985: ''He Holds the Keys'' (Sparrow) *1986: ''For God and God Alone'' (Sparrow) *1987: ''A Mighty Fortress: A Celebration of Foundational Truths'' (choral album) *1987: ''Joy To the World'' (Christmas album) *1988: ''Find Us Faithful'' (Sparrow) *1989: ''The Mission'' (Sparrow) *1991: ''We Believe'' (Sparrow) *1992: ''Hymns: A Portrait of Christ'' (Sparrow) *1994: ''Where Mercy Begins'' (Sparrow) *1996: ''The Letter'' (Sparrow) *1996: ''The First Noel'' (Christmas album) *1998: ''The Faithful'' (Sparrow) *1999: ''Morning Light: Songs To Awaken the Dawn'' (Sparrow) *2002: ''Woven in Time'' (Sparrow) *2005: ''Somewhere Between'' (Sparrow) *2007: ''Always: Songs of Worship'' (Sparrow) *2010: ''Love Will Find a Way'' (Steve Green Ministries) *2012: ''Rest in the Wonder'' (Steve Green Ministries) *2012: ''Christmas'' (Steve Green Ministries) *2014: ''Hymns'' (Steve Green Ministries) *2018: ''Hold Fast'' (Steve Green Ministries)

Spanish albums

*1987: ''Tienen Que Saber'' (Sparrow) *1990: ''Toma La Cruz'' (Sparrow) *1992: ''Himnos: Un Retrato De Cristo'' (Sparrow) *1994: ''¡En Vivo!'' (Live album) *1994: ''16 Melodías Bíblicas Para Niños'' (Sparrow) *2004: ''Yo Iré'' (Sparrow) *2009: ''Sólo En Jesús'' (Steve Green Ministries) *2019: ''El Descanso'' (Steve Green Ministries)

Children's projects

*1990: ''Hide 'Em In Your Heart: Bible Memory Melodies, Vol. 1'' (Sparrow) *1992: ''Hide 'Em In Your Heart: Bible Memory Melodies, vol. 2'' (Sparrow) *1994: ''16 Melodías Bíblicas Para Niños'' (Sparrow) *1996: ''The Adventures of Prayer Bear Volume 1: Best Friends'' (Capitol Christian Music Group) *1997: ''The Adventures of Prayer Bear Volume 2: How to Pray '' (Capitol Christian Music Group) *1998: ''The Adventures of Prayer Bear Volume 3: Time to Pray'' (Capitol Christian Music Group) *1998: ''Hide 'Em In Your Heart: Praise & Worship for Kids'' (Sparrow) *2004: ''The Adventures of Sir Bernard The Good Knight'' (Sparrow) *2014: ''Hide the Word: Bible Memory Melodies'' (Steve Green Ministries)

Compilations

*1994: ''People Need the Lord'' (Sparrow) *1996: ''The Early Years'' (Sparrow) *2006: ''The Ultimate Collection'' (2-discs) *2012: ''People Need the Lord: Number Ones'' (Sparrow) *2015: ''20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of Steve Green'' (Sparrow)

Appearances on other albums

* 1979: ''Jesus Lives...Forever! An Easter Cantata'' by Eugene McCammon, conducted by

* 1980: ''Imagination'' – orchestrated and written by David T. Clydesdale * 1980: ''Call Him Jesus: a choral celebration for Christmas'' by Robert J Hughes and

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* 1981: ''Love Overflowing'' –

(background vocals) * 1981: ''Beyond Imagination'' – orchestrated and written by David T. Clydesdale * 1981: ''The Reason for the Season'' – various artists; duet with

on "No Room Today" * 1981: ''This Holy Child: a Christmas choral celebration'' – musical by

* 1982: ''The Master's Music'' – various artists; "Spirit song", "New song" and "Pieces" * 1982: ''Thou Shall Call His Name...Jesus'' – various artists; "Shepherd's Song" * 1982: ''Joseph, the Carpenter'' – various artists; "Tiny Little Baby" * 1983: ''More than Wonderful'' – Sandi Patty (background) * 1983: ''On the Rock: a musical odyssey on Kingdom living based on the Sermon on the Mount'' – orchestrated and written by David T. Clydesdale * 1983: ''We are Called'' – Steve Fry "Praise Him In the Sanctuary (Medley)" * 1984: ''Vital Signs'' –

(background vocals on "Let your First Thought Be Love" and "We Are His Hands") * 1984: ''Songs from the Heart'' – Sandi Patty (background) * 1984: ''The Sounds of His Love – Listen...To Christmas!'' - Don Marsh and Karen Dean; duet with Donna McElroy on "Ten Thousand Joys" * 1984: ''The Gift Goes On'' – Sandi Patty (background) * 1985: ''25 Songs of Christmas, Vol. 2'' – various artists; "

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" * 1985: ''Together We Will Stand'' –

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and various artists; "You're the Only Jesus" * 1985: ''Hotline'' –

(background vocals on "Gotta Be A Believer" and "Turn the Page") * 1986: ''Morning Like This'' – Sandi Patty (background) * 1986: ''Jesus My Friend Unfailing'' – highlights from a Billy Graham Crusade; "Lift up a Song" * 1987: ''The Father Hath Provided'' – Larnelle Harris (trio with Larnelle Harris and Sandi Patty on the song Seekers of Your Heart) * 1990: ''Love Overflowing'' – Sandi Patty (background) * 1990: ''Carols by Candlelight'' – by John Randall Dennis; "Thou Who Wast Rich" * 1991: ''More than Wonderful'' – Sandi Patty (background) * 1991: ''Silver celebration: A Tribute to Bill & Gloria Gaither'' – various artists; "There's Something about That Name" * 1992: ''No Compromise: Remembering the Music of

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'' – various artists; "Grace by Which I Stand" * 1992: ''The Word: Recapturing the Imagination'' –

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(background) * 1993: ''New Young Messiah'' – various artists; "I Know That My Redeemer Liveth" * 1993: ''Coram Deo II'' – various artists; "Rejoice in Jesus" and "In Spirit and in Truth" * 1994: ''Saviour: Story of God's Passion for His People'' (with

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) * 1995: ''Inspirational Homecoming: A Tribute to the Gaither Legacy'' – various artists; "I Can See (On the Emmaus Road)" * 1995: ''Christmas Carols of the Young Messiah'' – various artists; "Joy to the World" * 1995: ''Hymns & Voices'' – various artists; "All Creatures of Our God and King" and "Old Rugged Cross" * 1995: ''Wedding Album'' – various artists; "Household of Faith" * 1996: ''Live Worship – Promise Keepers'' –

"A Mighty Fortress Is Our God" * 1997: ''Unveiled Hope'' – Michael Card; duet with Michael Card on "Holy, Holy, Holy" * 1997: ''Israel'' – various artists; "Canta Canta" * 1998: ''Experiencing God'' – various artists; "Calvary Is the Sea" * 1998: ''Almighty God'' – various artists; "Seekers of Your Heart" * 1999: ''If My People Pray'' – various artists; "I Am in God's Hands" * 1999: ''32 Great Hymns of the Faith'' – various artists; "What Wondrous Love Is This" * 1999: ''Listen to Our Hearts, Vol.2'' – various artists; "Say the Name" * 1999: ''White Heart - Demos, Interviews, and Lost Songs'' – White Heart; "You Loved Me Still the Same" & "If Only For One Night" * 1999: ''Adore Him'' – various artists; (Narrator) * 1999: ''McCaughey Septuplets: Sweet Dreams'' – various artists; "Goodnight Emily" * 2000: ''Word & Song Collection'' – various artists; (Narrator) * 2002: ''Hallelujah!: The Very Best of the Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir'' * 2002: ''Scribbling in the Sand'' - Michael Card; duet with Michael Card on "Immanuuel" * 2009: ''Gaither Vocal Band Reunion Vol 1'' – "He Came Down to My Level", "No Other Name But Jesus", and "A Few Good Men" * 2009: ''Gaither Vocal Band Reunion Vol 2'' – "Passin' the Faith Along" and "Find Us Faithful" * 2010: ''My Cry Ascends: New Parish Psalms'' (various artists,

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Wes Hampton Wesley Adam Hampton (born December 8, 1977) is a Christian music singer. He is a tenor for The Gaither Vocal Band. Hampton sang first tenor for the group from 2005 to 2009, then when it went from a quartet to a quintet, he became the second te ...

; duet on "It Is Well with My Soul" * 2012: ''Larnelle: Live In Nashville!''; Three Tenors: "Kings of the Earth" and "It Is Well" with Larnelle Harris and Steve Amerson * 2014: ''Out on a Limb'' – Wes Hampton; trio with Hampton and David Phelps on "Echo of You" * 2015: ''Psalms Hymns and Spiritual Songs'' – Michael O'Brien; duet with Michael O'Brien on "For All the Saints" * 2015: ''Free'' – Paul Turner; duet with Paul Turner on "Jesus My Strength"

Video

*1986: ''God and God Alone VHS: Live In Concert'' *1991: ''Hide 'Em In Your Heart: 13 Bible Memory Music Videos for Children of All Ages'' *1992: ''Hymns: A Portrait of Christ'' (Sparrow) *1992: ''What My Parents Did Right'' *1994: ''Live! The Young Messiah'' *1996: ''Live Worship – Promise Keepers VHS'' –

"A Mighty Fortress Is Our God" *1998: ''The Faithful'' *2002: ''Steve Green: Life Story – The Journey to a Life Message'' *2008: ''A Journey of Faith'' (Live) *2009: ''Gaither Vocal Band Reunion'' Vol 1 and 2 *2012: ''Larnelle: Live In Nashville!'' DVD; Three Tenors – "Kings of the Earth" and "It Is Well" with Larnelle Harris and Steve Amerson *2016: ''Saviour: The Story of God's Passion for His People'' Recorded live at Gateway Church

External links

References

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