Larry Norman Tribute

Also when i interviewed Larry, i was able to share with him my experience in my first memory, and he said noone has ever told him that before...he believed me...which blessed all of us Sarah was there too ready to have Michael athe time...it was at Cornerstone 86 when i met Larry personally...enjoy yourmemories...i have more but these will do...hope they bless those who have ears to here

i met Larry in 86 when i interviewed him and he ask me to sit in on an interview with him from WLS Chicago...this may sound corny to most, but while at a concert of Larrys in fremont , indiana in 84 i was sitting there and i kept seeing Larry transformed in the spirit..i kept fighting it but it didn't matter...he appeared as Moses and Elijah in the transfiguration ...he had on a complete whiter than white garment and his hair was snow white and a full beard...i was opening a christian record store at the time and i felt God was showing me don't not carry Larrys recordings .....it ereally happened, please if you don't understand what i am saying ...sorry....

I miss Larry. I never met him, but a friend has been lost. I felt this way when Mark Heard died. Both of these guys were such brilliant songwriters, and performers, and both spoke to me so well. Larry's song, The Rock that Doesn't Roll popped my eyes open! I was listening to great music, from a Christian musician... it seemed like it would never happen, but there was Larry singing right out in plain language, that all of us could understand.
I always say he was the Beatles of Christian Rock.
Watch What You're Doing was another one that shook me awake, with what has to be the longest primal scream ever recorded in a song! WOW!
I Wish We'd All Been Ready spoke to my heart when I was 10 or 11 years old. I wanted to sing it, and I wanted to play guitar. Larry Norman was one of the reasons I began to play guitar, and his songs are still some of the most enjoyable for me to play. So, although I never met him, goodbye Larry. We miss you, and we'll see you when we're all together, in another land.
Where you're at, time doesn't exist, so in a moment, (heaven time) I may be standing right next to you, brother.

I was just listening to the dcTalk version of "I Wish We'd All Been Ready" and Googled Larry's name. This site was the first on the list. I did'nt realize that it has almost been a year since Larry went home. His music has been keeping me company in his absence. Thanks for everything! God bless Larry's family.

I just found out about Larry's passing from wathing the Grammy's the other night. Larry was a great influence on my life. and i have fond memories of him. I listened to his music yesterday all day and many songs brought me to tears. ' I hope i'll see you in heaven "