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Lowry Mark
Lowry Mark formed when Michael Lowry, Jeff Silvey, and Joe Bonsall came together through their shared Christian faith and interest in music. Michael Lowry...
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Lowry Mark formed when Michael Lowry, Jeff Silvey, and Joe Bonsall came together through their shared Christian faith and interest in music. Michael Lowry handled lead vocals, Jeff Silvey played piano and helped write songs, and Joe Bonsall contributed bass and vocals.
Their song "Mary Did You Know" became particularly well-known in contemporary Christian circles. Early in their career, they faced some accusations of musical plagiarism, but they continued working.
They recorded other songs like "Hallelujah and Holy" and "God Bless the USA," which found an audience in worship settings and patriotic events. The group maintained a presence in Christian music for some time with this straightforward approach.
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