Followers Of The King
Followers of the King formed around lead singer Michael Bell, with Chris Cates on guitar, John Mark Painter on drums, and Ian Eskelin on bass. Their music,...
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Followers of the King formed around lead singer Michael Bell, with Chris Cates on guitar, John Mark Painter on drums, and Ian Eskelin on bass. Their music, which included songs like 'I Love My God' and 'Worthy Is The Lord,' drew from contemporary rock and gospel traditions.
They released albums such as 'Sanctuary' and 'Beyond the Veil.' While their work resonated with many listeners, some religious figures questioned their approach to blending modern sounds with traditional hymnody.
The group collaborated with other artists in the Christian music world, including Steven Curtis Chapman and Amy Grant. Their recordings, particularly 'I Love My God,' found a substantial audience among believers, though not without occasional criticism about the intersection of faith and commercial music.
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