Lynda Randle
Lynda Randle is an American Christian singer who grew up in Abilene, Texas. She released her first album, 'A Cappella,' in 1979. Her 1983 album 'One Day at a...
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Lynda Randle is an American Christian singer who grew up in Abilene, Texas. She released her first album, 'A Cappella,' in 1979. Her 1983 album 'One Day at a Time' included the title track written by Kris Kristofferson, which became widely known.
Her music includes songs like 'God On The Mountain' and 'He Will Carry You.' In the early 1980s, she faced some criticism for incorporating secular elements into her Christian recordings.
Other albums she put out include 'Resting Place' in 1985 and 'Above the Storm' in 1987. She has also recorded versions of traditional hymns like 'Just a Closer Walk With Thee' and 'Nothing But The Blood.'
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