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| a former singer of the surf hot rod era, and turning to drugs when the era of the beatles arrived. Sensing the meaning of life and what it meant and who they were, believing that marijuana and LSD, where the main substance to enter the enlightened world. However things came to change when chuck girard met Jesus Christ one day, and his life changed forever. From there he began a more clean life, and produce hits such as "little country church", "little pilgrim" and his solo hit "sometimes alleluia". | |||
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Chuck Girard (born in Los Angeles, California) was a member of The Castells, The Hondells and later, Love Song, one of the pioneer Christian rock groups. He later enjoyed a solo career as a performer of Contemporary Christian Music. His daughter, Alisa Childers (nee Girard) was a member of the Christian pop trio ZOEgirl.
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a former singer of the surf hot rod era, and turning to drugs when the era of the beatles arrived. Sensing the meaning of life and what it meant and who they were, believing that marijuana and LSD, where the main substance to enter the enlightened world. However things came to change when chuck girard met Jesus Christ one day, and his life changed forever. From there he began a more clean life, and produce hits such as "little country church", "little pilgrim" and his solo hit "sometimes alleluia".
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