PFR (aka Pray for Rain) is a Christian rock group from Nashville, Tennessee. Although the group disbanded in 1997, they reunited in 2000 and have since recorded two albums.
PFR was founded in 1989 as the Joel Hanson Band by Joel Hanson, who was a camp counselor at Camp Shamineau, a Christian youth camp in Minnesota. In 1991, the band, now known as Inside Out, was signed to Brown Bannister's newly founded Vireo Records. After signing, Patrick Andrew suggested the band change the name to "Pray For Rain" after a line from a poem. In 1992, the band released Pray For Rain, and gained some attention with the song "Do You Want to Know Love". Shortly after releasing the first album, an existing band (an instrumental group who did soundtrack work) known as Pray for Rain threatened a lawsuit, leading the band to settle on the name PFR. The first album was reissued with a slightly modified cover to reflect the change.
In 1993, PFR released their second album, Goldie's Last Day, whose title track was inspired by the passing of Patrick Andrew's pet golden retriever. Also that year, the band recorded a cover of "We Can Work It Out" by The Beatles with guitar legend Phil Keaggy for the various artists tribute CD Come Together: America Salutes The Beatles. Rumor has it that someone submitted the wrong mix to the label, and the released version unintentionally omits guitar solos by both Joel Hanson and Phil Keaggy. A mix with the guitar solos has never surfaced.
PFR (Pray for Rain) is a Christian music group.
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Whisper is a sound produced by whispering
Whisper or Whispers may refer to:
Just when you think you've seen it all
You find the question
Looming like a shadow overhead
Reawakens your obsession
To find the truth and put your doubts to bed
On and on and round and round
Here among the lost and found
Listening for a certain sound, even a whisper
Until the truth brings you around
Keeping one ear to the ground
And when you finally see the Light in all its glory
Shining on the truth of who you are
One more searcher with a story
A wiser fool who's following a star
On and on and round and round
Here among the lost and found
Listening for a certain sound, even a whisper
Until the truth brings you around
Keeping one ear to the ground, ground
On and on and round and round
Here among the lost and found
Listening for a certain sound, even a whisper
Until the truth brings you around
Keeping one ear to the ground
On and on and round and round
Here among the lost and found
Listening for a certain sound, even a whisper
Until the truth brings you around
Keeping one ear to the ground