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The Horrendous Disc Years
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(DA Drumhead)
- Due to the delayed Horrendous Disc, and DA being an extremely creative group of musicians, the band's live shows began to feature a good number of songs that the audiences had never heard before. At least a portion of the audience would show up expecting to hear the first album or Shotgun Angel, and would hear the edgier songs from Horrendous Disc and often several other songs that had not yet been recorded.
Terry: "So, realistically, in this business, you have to, from time to time, answer the question why? You have to walk people through it. I remember a time when we were still going into churches to play, and we were a six piece band playing Horrendous Disc. These places invited us out to play, but I don't think they knew what they were in for. We'd set Alex up on a little percussion thing, and we'd try to tone it down. I would literally walk through these songs and explain the meaning for every song, in an attempt to not lose or alienate that crowd. To help them see that we were legitimate, that we really loved the Lord, that we wanted to say something that would touch their hearts. We weren't indifferent - and I think a lot of people thought that we were being indifferent to what the audience wanted, what the church wanted, that we could care less, that we were going to do our thing no matter who got hurt. That was not the truth. And it continues to not be true. We continue to try and communicate what we are all about, what we are trying to say."
- Maranatha Music releases The Best of Maranatha! Volume 2 which includes DA's "Father's Arms" and "Shotgun Angel."
- Songs written around this time included "I Love You," "I'm On Your Team," and "I Need You" (later retitled as "So Certain").
January 9, 1979
- The Desert Sun runs a short article about the upcoming Contempo 79 festival to be held at DisneyLand on January 12.
"ANAHEIM - "Contempo '79" a festival of popular Christian musical sounds, will be presented at Disneyland on Jan. 12 from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. The program of contemporary religious music will feature top groups and vocalists at various Park stages. Included in the line up for this special event is songstress Kelly Willard, who will perform her hit song "Blame It On The One I Love." The Renowned Daniel Amos, 1978 Campus Life Album of the Year winner, will offer its popular recording of "Shotgun Angel."
Singers Randy Stonehill, Larry Norman, Leon Patilloo and Barry McGuire also will be featured during the evening, along with the Benny Hester Band, The Resurrection Band, Parable and the Chuck Girard Band. Additionally, Disneyland's more than 50 major attactions, including such favorites as "Pirates of the Caribbean," "The Jungle Cruise," and "Space Mountain," will be available for unlimited use."
January 12, 1979
(Daniel Amos in concert, DisneyLand 1979. Photo courtesy of Marty Dieckmeyer)
- Daniel Amos performs at Disneyland for Contempo '79. Other performers include Randy Stonehill, Larry Norman and Parable.
January 19, 1979
- Daniel Amos performs at the University of Arizona Auditorium in Tucson, AZ.
January 20, 1979
- Daniel Amos performs at a Highschool Auditorium in Phoenix, AZ. (Jerry Chamberlain's notes read that the "Curtain wouldn't open.")
January 27, 1979
- A Daniel Amos performance at Trinity Western College is canceled.
(Source: TWC students cancel concert, Langley Advance Newspaper January 31, 1979)
February 3, 1979
- Daniel Amos performs at Saturday Night Concerts at Calvary Chapel in Costa Mesa, CA . This performance was included as part of the Horrendous Disc 5-CD Box set as Live in 79
Set List: Meant For You, I Love You #19, Shotgun Angel, So Certain, On The Line, Never Leave You, Band Intros, Happily Married Man, Days And Nights, Sky King (Out Across The Sky), I'm On Your Team, Hound Of Heaven, I Love You #19 (Reprise), Ain't Gonna Fight It, Meant For You (Reprise)
February 4, 1979
- Daniel Amos performs at Placer High School Auditorium in Auburn, California.
February 5, 1979
- Daniel Amos performs at Sierra College in Rocklin, CA.
February 7, 1979
(The Garage Tapes)
- Demos for the following songs were recorded at this time on 4 track in 'the old Rebel Base Rehearsal Studio'. The tape, labelled as "The Garage Tapes," included
"I Need You" (later retitled "So Certain" - Taylor),
"I Get Around" (Beach Boys Cover by Brian Wilson & Mike Love),
"You Always Run Away from Love" (Cook),
"As Long As I Live" (Taylor),
"I'm On Your Team" (Taylor),
"I love You" (later retitled "I Love You #19" - Taylor).
Jerry: "We gave ILY the #19 designation because Terry and I took a trip down to our local record shop and perused the yellow-paged directory of recorded music that used to perch atop the counters of major record stores in America. I remember counting the number of songs listed with the title, "I Love You". There were 18 listed at that time..."
Terry: "'I'm On Your Team' was a song that was really kept alive by fan requests. It was one of those songs that was written during the Horrendous Disc sessions, and for some reason it didn't go on the record. It was written in response to some of the criticism that got heaped on the band in that Horrendous Disc era when we began to shed the country clothes of the first two albums... We were getting a little flak for what we were doing, so we included that song in every set as kind of an answer back. (Source: "The HRS-Terry Taylor Interview Part One")
February 9, 1979
- Daniel Amos performs at Evangelical Free Church in Playa Del Ray, CA .
February 10, 1979
- Daniel Amos performs at Calvary Thousand Oaks in Thousand Oaks, CA .
February 16, 1979
- Daniel Amos performs at a church in Sacramento, CA.
February 17, 1979
- Daniel Amos performs at Calvary in Napa, CA.
(Amos & Randy Tour 79-80 T-shirt)
February 21, 1979
- Daniel Amos heads out on the road to begin a tour.
February 23, 1979
- Daniel Amos performs in Colorado Springs, CO.
February 24, 1979
(Poster courtesy of Greg Wigler. Graphics were by Herb Allison and David Scheidt.)
- Daniel Amos performs at Arvada Jr. High School Auditorium in Denver, CO. with Tom Stipe.
- The Billings Gazette in Billings Montana runs a short article about Daniel Amos in advance of their concert on February 26. The less than flattering article was written by a member of the Gazette staff who was not already familiar with the band or their history and is hearing their music for the first time.
"Fractured Rhyming and All, Humor Carries Gospel Show".
February 26, 1979
- Daniel Amos performs in Billings, Montana.
- Terry lost his voice.
February 27, 1979
- Daniel Amos performs at State College Auditorium in Minot, ND.
February 28, 1979
- Daniel Amos performs at the Playhouse Theatre in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.
March 1, 1979
- Daniel Amos spends the day in Winnipeg.
March 3, 1979
(Daniel Amos at St Olaf College. Photos courtesy of Mark Prinsen)
- Daniel Amos performs at St Olaf College in Northfield, MN.
Set List: Meant For You, I Love You #19, Shotgun Angel, So Certain, On The Line, Never Leave You, Happily Married Man, Days and Nights, Sky King, I'm On Your Team, Hound of Heaven, 'Aint Gonna Fight It
March 5, 1979
- Daniel Amos performs at the French Chapel Theatre at Hastings College in Hastings, Nebraska at 9 p.m. Local newspapers described the upcoming show as "in the spirit of Abbot and Costello meet Frankenstein."
March 7, 1979
- Daniel Amos performs in Ft. Collins, CO.
March 16, 1979
- While waiting for Horrendous Disc to be released, Daniel Amos continued to introduce new songs to their audience. Feeling that their much delayed album no longer fully captured the current style of the band's newer songs, Daniel Amos returns to the studio to add additional tracks to their third album at Maranatha Studios (now Whitefield Studios) in Santa Ana. The tracks "I Love You #19" and "Hound of Heaven" were recorded over the next few days with Daniel Amos producing. It was felt that a couple of the slower songs would be dropped in favor of these newer tracks, although it hadn't yet been decided which songs would get cut.
March 17, 1979
- Daniel Amos continues work on their third album at Maranatha Studios.
March 18, 1979
- Daniel Amos continues work on their third album at Maranatha Studios.
March 19, 1979
- Daniel Amos continues work on their third album at Maranatha Studios.
March 26, 1979
- Daniel Amos performs at the Exit/In in Nashville, TN.
April 3, 1979
- Daniel Amos begins mixing their third album at Wilder Bros. with Ken Suesov. Labelmate Mark Heard oversaw the mixing sessions ("I Love You #19" and "Hound of Heaven.")
April 4, 1979
- Daniel Amos continues mixing their third album at Wilder Bros. ("Sky King")
- Daniel Amos hits the road for a quick tour.
April 6, 1979
- Daniel Amos performs at Reno Christian Fellowship in Reno, NV at 7:30 p.m.
April 7, 1979
- Daniel Amos performs at the Willows High School Football Stadium in Willows, CA at 7:00 p.m.
April 11, 1979
- Daniel Amos continues mixing their third album at Wilder Bros. ("On The Line")
April 15, 1979
- Daniel Amos performs at Calvary Riverside in Riverside, CA.
April 16, 1979
- Daniel Amos continues mixing their third album at Wilder Bros.
April 17, 1979
- Daniel Amos continues mixing their third album at Wilder Bros.
April 18, 1979
- Daniel Amos continues mixing their third album at Wilder Bros.
April 20, 1979
- Daniel Amos performs in Tulsa, OK.
- Former DA member Steve Baxter performs at Calvary Chapel of the High Desert.
April 21, 1979
- Daniel Amos performs in Tulsa, OK.
April 22, 1979
- Daniel Amos performs in Kansas.
April 26, 1979
- Daniel Amos performs two shows at Exit/In in Nashville, TN.
April 27-28, 1979
- Daniel Amos performs at the Ichthus Festival in Wilmore, KY.
April 30, 1979
- Daniel Amos performs at the Lucas County Recreational Center in Toledo, OH.
(The Amos & Randy Show, California 1979)
Early May 1979
- Daniel Amos performs at Lake High School in Hartville, Ohio (near Canton and Akron).
May 10, 1979
- Daniel Amos performs Oil City, PA at Cranberry High School. The concert is recorded by Neal Williams and would later show up in part on the live disc, Preachers from Outer Space.
Set List: Meant For You, I'm On Your Team, Days And Nights, Black Gold Fever, On The Line, Happily Married Man, Meal, So Certain, Never Leave You, Posse In The Sky, Shotgun Angel, Secret Scripts and 3D Glasses (PfOS), Mary Baker Eddy (PfOS), Wipe Out, (Near Sighted Girl With Approaching) Tidal Wave, Sky King, Hound Of Heaven/I Love You #19 (Reprise), Aint Gonna Fight It, Meant For You
May 26, 1979
- Daniel Amos performs at Calvary Chapel in Costa Mesa, CA .
Set List: Meant for You, I Love You #19, I'm On Your Team, Days and Nights, Black Gold Fever, So Certain, On The Line, Happily Married Man, Wipe Out, Near Sighted Girl with Approaching Tidal Wave, Sky King, Love Has Open Arms, Never Leave You, Hound of Heaven/I Love You #19 (Reprise), 'Aint Gonna Fight It, Meant For You
May 28, 1979
- Daniel Amos performs at Calvary Chapel with Oden Fong and Greg Laurie.
May 30, 1979
- Daniel Amos performs at Warren High School in Warren, CA. with Dan Rupple of Isaac Air Freight.
May 31, 1979
- Daniel Amos performs at Downey High School in Downey, CA. with Dan Rupple of Isaac Air Freight.
June 1, 1979
- Daniel Amos performs at Calvary Downey with Tom Howard and without Terry.
June 3, 1979
- Daniel Amos performs at the Jesus California-Style Festival in Sacramento, CA
Set List: Meant For You, I Love You #19, I'm On Your Team, Days And Nights, Black Gold Fever, So Certain, On The Line, Happily Married Man, Never Leave You, Sky King (Out Across The Sky), Walking On The Water, Hound Of Heaven, He Loves You #19 (reprise), Ain't Gonna Fight It, Meant For You (reprise)
June 13, 1979
- Daniel Amos performs at Six Flags in Houston, TX.
June 14, 1979
- Daniel Amos performs in Bryan, TX.
June 16, 1979
- Daniel Amos performs in Houston, TX.
June 24, 1979
- Daniel Amos performs at Calvary Chapel in Riverside, CA.
June 26, 1979
- Daniel Amos performs at Pomona College in Pomona, CA.
June 30, 1979
- Daniel Amos performs at the Cal-Expo Fairgrounds in Sacramento, CA for "Jesus California Style Festival." The three day festival took place on June 28th, 29th and 30th and featured performers such as BJ Thomas, Mike Warnke, Dale Evans, Ralph Wilkerson, The ARchers, Reba Rambo, David Meece and others.
July 3, 1979
- A photo shoot takes place with DA on the streets of a Santa Ana subdivision for the cover of Horrendous Disc. Larry Norman is the photographer. The actual cover photo was taken on Flower St. in Santa Ana, near the corner of Santa Clara.
Initially, the band had a different concept for the cover artwork which included a UFO flying over a city street with people running away, and a couple making out in a car in a secluded spot with a UFO hovering in the background. Both ideas were resurrected for various artwork pieces that were included in the Deluxe Horrendous Disc Box Set.
While final artwork began to come together for the album, the idea of adding a subtitle to the cover was tossed around. The band suggested several subtitles for Horrendous Disc including
And Other Wondrous Mysteries,
And Other Star Tracks of Mystery,
and
And Other Strange Phenomena.
July 10, 1979
- Daniel Amos continues work on their third album at Sound House Studioes in Hollywood. In this session, the band adds some additional guitar and vocals on "I Believe In You."
July 14, 1979
- Daniel Amos performs at Calvary Chapel.
July 27, 1979
- The Napa Valley Register runs a short article on Daniel Amos prior to their August 1 performance.
"Christian Contemporary"
Mid 1979
(Photo taken in San Jose, CA, courtesy of Karl Swenson)
- Daniel Amos performs in San Jose, CA.
August 1, 1979
- Daniel Amos performs in Napa Town and Country Fair, in Napa, California.
August 16, 1979
- Daniel Amos performs at Norwalk Manor in Norwalk, CA.
August 19, 1979
- Daniel Amos performs at Calvary Chapel in Huntington Beach, CA.
August 24, 1979
- Jerry records guitar for Isaac Air Freight's In the Air, On the Air album.
- The Greenbelt Festival takes place in Odell, Bedfordshire between 24th - 27th August. Performances by Randy Stonehill and Larry Norman are recorded for a documentary film and soundtrack LP entitled Greenbelt Live! Original Soundtrack Recording which would be released later in the year. Both performances include Alex MacDougall on drums . his brother Beau MacDougall on guitar, and Tom Howard on keyboards.
August 26, 1979
- The band settles on what they considered a final track order for Horrendous Disc while the album was being mastered at IAM Studoes. The track order at this time was Side One: 1. On The Line,
2. Never Leave You,
3. I Believe In You,
4. (Near Sighted Girl with Approaching) Tidal Wave,
5. Sky King,
Side Two:
1. I Love You #19,
2. Man In The Moon,
3. Hound of Heaven,
4. Horrendous Disc.
(Unused Horrendous Disc Credits Mock-Up)
CCM quoted Larry Norman (March 1981, "Whatever Happened to Horrendous Disc?") as saying that he believed that the new album needed to be refined, in light of the group's "new" artistic direction. The article says that Larry suggested that two songs be dropped ("Fairy Tale" and "After All These Years"), and two should be added ("I Love You #19" and "Hound of Heaven").
Terry: "Mike Stone was the producer of Horrendous Disc the whole time. So, Larry's involvement with the record was peripheral, he had nothing to do with the recording at that time. He might remember it differently, but the truth is he had nothing to do with the recording of that record. I think Larry did step in and direct us as to where he wanted it mixed, and it was mixed by someone Larry had confidence in, but again he was not there and had nothing to do with it.
Marty: "Our intention for the album was to record more songs then needed and then pick out the ones that had the best feel and continuity with each other. So, we had a tenative order and, at the last minute, we changed it... I overheard Terry, Mark and Jerry discussing the album order. The song 'Never Leave You' (written by Mark Cook) and 'I Believe In You' were going to be dropped from our final tenative order, and 'I Love You #19' was going to be added. I wanted 'Never Leave You' and 'I Love You #19' on the album and after some heated discussion we ended up with 'Fairy Tale' being dropped 'I Love You #19' being added and 'Never Leave You' and 'I Believe In You' remaining on. I think 'Never Leave You' was dropped after the second or third pressing anyway. They wanted each side of the album to have the same amount of running time, (or at least close to the same) and by keeping one more song ('I Believe In You' or 'Never Leave You') would make it uneven. I didn't care about that I thought both songs were worthy of the album... We weren't quite sure which songs were going to go on the album, and I'm sure we bounced the order of the songs off Larry but, he didn't tell us what to
put on the album, he kind of left that up to us. But, I specifically remember talking with Larry about not dropping 'Never Leave You.'"
(Pointless Blazing Wrath Track Listing Notes)
- Masters for a planned EP, entitled Pointless Blazing Wrath are also put together at this time. The EP would have included Side One: 1. Happily Married Man (recorded in late '77), 2. Blazing Hats, 3. I Rebuke You Bro Part One, 4. After All These Years (78 mix), Side Two: 1. Fairy Tale (79 mix), 2. I Rebuke You Bro Part Two. "Blazing Hats" is a sound effects track and the two The cover of the EP would have included an out-take from the Horrendous Disc cover shoot and the back cover would have been a photo of the band's burning cowboy hats. "I Rebuke You Bro" tracks were short comedy recordings from Terry and Jerry. While masters were created, the EP was never released. All of these tracks (with the exception of "Happily Married Man") can be found on the Deluxe Horrendous Disc 5-CD Box Set.
August 27, 1979
- Jerry records guitar for Isaac Air Freight's In the Air, On the Air album.
(Street Level Horrendous Disco Tour Promo Sticker)
September 1979
- A test pressing of Horrendous Disc was made by Word. A copy of the test pressing is sent to media outlets such as CCM Magazine.
We've heard that only 20 copies of the test pressing were made - but have yet to come across any proof one way or the other. Although, we can account for nearly a dozen copies.
September 4, 1979
- Horrendous Disc is mastered at IAM studios.
- Daniel Amos is interviewed by Davin Seay for CCM Magazine over dinner. This interview would eventually form the basis for the "Angry Young Men" article which would be published in January of 1980.
September 5, 1979
- DA enters LA's Sound House studio with Larry Norman to record studio versions of "The Wonder Is You," "Talk," and "So Certain." "Talk" and "Wonder" were both previously demo'ed for the 10 Biggies collection in 1978.
"Talk" was recorded with 22 tracks - the first eight tracks are drums. There are then two tracks of electric guitar, two tracks of bass, two tracks of piano, two tracks of lead guitar, two tracks of "crashes," two tracks of BGVs, and two tracks for lead vocals.
"The Wonder is You" was recorded with 21 tracks - the first eight tracks are drums. There are then two tracks of elecric guitar, one track of bass, two tracks of piano, two tracks of lead guitar, two tracks of synthesizer, two tracks of BGVs and two tracks of lead vocals.
"So Certain" was recorded with 23 tracks - the first eight tracks are drums. There are then two tracks of guitar, one track of bass, two tracks of piano, three tracks of synthesizer, on track of drum overdubs, one track of "Chunka Chunkas," two tracks of lead guitar, two tracks of BGVs, and two tracks of lead vocals.
September 6, 1979
- DA enters LA's Sound House studio with Larry Norman to record "She Gets to Me," and the newly recorded tracks - Taylor's "Flying Saucer (UFO)" and Cook's "Tonight."
"Flying Saucer (UFO)" was recorded with 24 tracks - the first ten tracks are drums. There are then two tracks of guitar, six tracks of lead guitar, one track of bass, one track of tambourine, one track of keyboard, one track of electric piano, two tracks of BGVs, and two tracks of lead vocals.
"Tonight" was recorded with only 18 tracks - the first eight tracks are drums. There are then two tracks of piano, one track of bass, two tracks of lead guitar, two tracks of BGVs, and three tracks of lead vocals.
- Also that day, rough mixes were made of "Talk," "The Wonder is You," "So Certain," "Flying Saucer (UFO)" and "Tonight" (with scratch vocal).
September 7, 1979
- Daniel Amos performs at the San Gabriel Civic Auditorium in West Covina, CA. with Randy Stonehill. (The above clipping was published in the San Bernardino County Sun in San Bernardino, CA. on Aug. 31, 1979.)
September 13, 1979
- Daniel Amos performs in Kauai, Hawaii.
September 14, 1979
- Daniel Amos performs in Kauai, Hawaii.
September 15, 1979
- Daniel Amos performs in Kauai, Hawaii.
September 17, 1979
- Daniel Amos performs in Oahu, Hawaii.
September 18, 1979
- Daniel Amos performs in Oahu, Hawaii.
September 19, 1979
- Daniel Amos performs in Oahu, Hawaii.
September 20, 1979
- Daniel Amos performs in Oahu, Hawaii.
September 21, 1979
- Daniel Amos performs in Oahu, Hawaii.
September 22, 1979
- Daniel Amos performs in Oahu, Hawaii.
September 23, 1979
- Daniel Amos performs in Oahu, Hawaii.
Late 1979
- Greenbelt Live! Original Soundtrack Recording is released on the Marshalls label. The collection which was recorded Live at Greenbelt Festival, Odell, Bedfordshire between 24th - 27th August 1979, includes performances by Cliff Richard, Bryn Haworth, Giantkiller, Lamb, Kainos, Garth Hewitt, Vatten, Aleksander John, Randy Stonehill and Larry Norman. Randy's performance of "Good News" features Alex MacDougall on drums, Beau MacDougall on guitar and Tom Howard on keyboards. Larry's performance of "Let the Tape Keep Rolling" features Alex MacDougall on drums, Beau MacDougall and Randy Stonehill on guitars, and Tom Howard on keyboards. The collection
October 5, 1979
- Daniel Amos performs at the Wheeler Sports Center at George Fox College in Newberg, OR. with Randy Stonehill. (Above ad from the September 29, 1979 edition of the Oregonian.)
- Craig S Williams' album Face to Face is released on Destiny Records. Future DA keyboardist Rob Watson plays synthesizers on the album.
October 6, 1979
- Daniel Amos performs in at Whitworth College in Spokane, WA. with Randy Stonehill. ("Horrendous Tour.")
October 8, 1979
- Daniel Amos performs in Creston, BC, Canada with Randy Stonehill. ("Horrendous Tour.")
October 9, 1979
(Amos n Randy News Story)
- The Red Deer Advocate in Alberta Canada runs an article about DA's upcoming shows.
October 10, 1979
- Daniel Amos performs in Camrose Alberta, Canada. ("Horrendous Tour.")
- The Edmonton Journal in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada runs an article about DA's upcoming show on October 13. The newspaper describes DA as "A madcap Christian trio, with a backup group of two drummers and a bass player. Their first album [sic] Shotgun Angel was an amalgamation of ballads, folk-rock and rock and roll. The most recent album, Horrendous Disc is rock."
October 11, 1979
- Daniel Amos performs in Calgary, Alberta, Canada with Randy Stonehill. ("Horrendous Tour.")
October 12, 1979
- Daniel Amos performs in Red Deer, Alberta, Canada with Randy Stonehill. ("Horrendous Tour.")
October 13, 1979
- Daniel Amos performs in the Kinsmen Fieldhouse in Edmonton Alberta, Canada with Randy Stonehill. ("Horrendous Tour.")
October 16, 1979
- Daniel Amos performs at the Playhouse Theatre in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada with Randy Stonehill. ("Horrendous Tour.")
(DA Button)
October 19, 1979
- Daniel Amos performs in Ames, IA. ("Horrendous Tour.")
October 20, 1979
- Daniel Amos performs at Wheaton College in Wheaton, IL with Randy Stonehill. ("Horrendous Tour.")
October 21, 1979
- Daniel Amos performs in Big Rapids, MI with Randy Stonehill. ("Horrendous Tour.")
October 23, 1979
- Daniel Amos performs in Spring Arbor, MI. ("Horrendous Tour.")
October 24, 1979
(Photo courtesy of Solid Rock Records)
- Daniel Amos performs in Taylor University in Upland, IN with Randy Stonehill. ("Horrendous Tour.")
October 27, 1979
- Daniel Amos performs at the University of Torononto in Toronto, Ontario, Canada with Randy Stonehill. ("Horrendous Tour.")
November 9, 1979
- Isaac Air Freight's In the Air, On the Air is released on A&S Records. Jerry Chamberlain played guitar on the album. Vocalists included Erick Nelson, Tom Coomes, Bob Bennett, Tom Stipe and others.
November 10, 1979
- Daniel Amos begins the second leg of their "Horrendous Tour" by performing in Wenham, Mass. at Gordon College with Tom Howard and Andy Pratt. ("Horrendous Tour.")
November 11, 1979
- Daniel Amos performs at Farmingdale Southern University in Farmingdale, Long Island ("Horrendous Tour.")
November 1979
- Solid Rock runs an advertisemtent for Horrendous Disc in CCM magazine.
November 12, 1979
- Daniel Amos performs at the Roosevelt Jr. High School in Altoona, PA. (Above ad from the November 9, 1979 edition of the Altoona Mirror.) ("Horrendous Tour")
November 14, 1979
- Daniel Amos performs at a college pub in the afternoon. ("Horrendous Tour.")
- Daniel Amos performs in Washington DC ("Horrendous Tour.")
November 15, 1979
- Daniel Amos performs at a college in Washington DC ("Horrendous Tour.")
November 16, 1979
- Daniel Amos performs at a Church in Washington DC ("Horrendous Tour.")
November 17, 1979
- Daniel Amos performs in Norfolk, VA with Randy Stonehill. ("Horrendous Tour.")
November 18, 1979
- Daniel Amos performs at Christ Wesleyan Church in Greensboro, NC at 8 p.m. ("Horrendous Tour.")
December 1979
(CCM Magazine December 1979)
- An advertisemtent featuring Daniel Amos appears in CCM Magazine.
- CCM's "Record Rap" column says that Horrendous Disc is delayed until "early 1980." A 3/4 size Solid Rock ad for the album also appears in the magazine. (see November 1979)
(Horrendous Tour Button)
December 11, 1979
- The Daniel Amos Christmas Party.
December 14, 1979
- Daniel Amos performs at Chabot College Auditorium in Hayward, CA.
December 15, 1979
- Daniel Amos performs at the Warehouse in Sacramento, CA.
December 16, 1979
- Daniel Amos performs at a placement center for delinquents.
December 29, 1979
- Daniel Amos performs for an Assembly of God convention at the Sheraton in San Diego, CA.
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