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Rudy Atwood began his ministry as a Gospel pianist while still a teenager in Los Angeles. In the early 1930's he became the accompanist for the Goose Creek Quartet at the Country Church of Hollywood for their early morning weekday broadcasts.

In 1937, Dr Charles E. Fuller asked Rudy and the quartet to join his Old Fashioned Revival Hour as it prepared to join the Mutual Broadcasting system radio network. For the next 31 years Rudy's unique piano accompaniment thrilled and blessed a weekly audience estimated at more than 20 million people.

At the same time, Rudy traversed North America as a piano soloist in his own right. He produced numerous record albums and published 5 volumes of his hymn arrangements. Also, during this period he taught piano at Westmont College and served a youth pastor at Eagle Rock Baptist Church.

This album is the first and only one to Feature Rudy's famous arrangements of Heavenly Sunshine and Jesus Saves, both of which were heard weekly on the Old Fashioned Revival Hour broadcast. Recorded in the early 1980's, this album is the second to the last album recorded by Rudy, and features some of his most popular numbers.