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In my opinion, one of the best Christian musicians out there right now is David Crowder. His band's 2 latest CD's (A Collision & B Collision) are amazing! I really like his first book, Praise Habit, too. I recommend them all. -Kate

The following is an excerpt from the David Crowder Band's website:

There is a quote that goes something like this: “Man cannot subsist on bread alone.” We are not scientists, so we can’t vouch for the validity of such a statement. But we are musicians, so we are very adept at making assumptions. And therefore, we assume that if man were to subsist on only bread, he would eventually get very, very thirsty.

It is in this vain that we bring you this official announcement - looming over the horizon is a new project by none other than David Crowder and Mike Hogan! If creating music is the bread they have subsisted on, then the act of stringing words into sentences, paragraphs, chapters, and, eventually, books has become the long draw of water they so needed!

Ok ok ok… That was way too dramatic. Lets try this another way…

Come check out the new book by none other than our own David Crowder and Mike Hogan!!!!! It is entitled Everybody Wants to go to Heaven but Nobody Wants to Die.

“What is it about?” You ask.“It is about our Mortal Soul,” we say. “It is about death, and what happens when we die. It is about how we deal with loss. It is about a multitude of birds. It is about long journeys.”

“Wow,” you say.“We know,” we say. “Did we mention that it is also about bluegrass music?”“No you did not. But now you have my interest.”We always knew it would be the bluegrass that really brought people in…

“When does the book come out?” you ask. “Where can I get it?”“It comes out soon. September 12, to be exact.”“Hmmm. September 12 isn’t that far away. How can I get it?”“You can already pre-order it on our website, which you are reading right now! Go ahead and click this link right here.”

“Awesome. I can’t wait to read it! Should I tell my friends?”

“It would be criminal not to. Think of this like a chain letter. If you don’t tell at least 12 friends about it, then surely horrible demise shall find you. It’s really in your best self-interest. Trust us.”

(DISCLAIMER: horrible demise will not find you. But our feelings will be hurt, which is reason enough.)

“Thanks for the tip! I’m ordering hundreds of copies right this very instant!”

“Exxxcccelent…”