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| '''''First Call''''' was a Christian Contemporary music group |
'''''First Call''''' was a Christian Contemporary music group consisting of ], ], and ]. | ||
| ''First Call'' was a recipient of ] in the "Group of the Year" category for both 1988<ref></ref> and 1989<ref></ref>. They also have multiple Grammy-nominations<ref></ref>. | ''First Call'' was a recipient of ] in the "Group of the Year" category for both 1988<ref></ref> and 1989<ref></ref>. They also have multiple Grammy-nominations<ref></ref>. | ||
| ], a group member at |
], a group member at the time, was involved in a highly publicized affair with ] in 1994. This affair lost ''First Call'' a record deal and MaraBeth Jordan left the group<ref></ref>. | ||
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First Call was a Christian Contemporary music group consisting of Melodie Tunney, Marty McCall, and Bonnie Keen.
First Call was a recipient of GMA Dove Awards in the "Group of the Year" category for both 1988 and 1989. They also have multiple Grammy-nominations.
MaraBeth Jordan, a group member at the time, was involved in a highly publicized affair with Michael English in 1994. This affair lost First Call a record deal and MaraBeth Jordan left the group.
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