Mars Needs Guitars! was the first Gurus album for drummer Mark Kingsmill, who had replaced James Baker. He joined Faulkner, Shepherd and bass player Clyde Bramley.

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Dolly Parton’s angelic voice floated throughout her first gospel album in 1971 with songs like “I Believe,” “Lord Hold My Hand” and the album’s title track, “Golden Streets of Glory.” The ...