September 23, 2003

Robert Randolph on Making a Difference

"A lot of people who grow up in church don't take those teachings with them when they go outside. We can help somebody else get through rough times just through what we've been taught about God. Especially being a young African-American musician, I see so many of my own brothers and sisters not trying to deliver a good message in a world today. All these people have all these talents and have nothing good to say about life. If I don't sell a million records, but if we help people move toward being a better person in life and lean more toward believing in God, that will mean a lot."

-Robert Randolph, who along with his Family Band are crossing over in reverse, from mainstream to Christian music. Their latest album, Unchained, came out last month. (Source: CCM, September 2003)

Posted by Kevin D. Hendricks at 1:11 PM

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