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You Can Fly

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Song Of Love.MP3

Love Is

Come Unto Me

Call Upon Me

Blessed Are They

The Lord Is My Shepherd

George Deveaux, writing and preforming for four decades now, primarily in Canada but also in some out of the way places such as Cyprus, Vietnam, Philippines, Africa, Kabul and Kandahar Afghanistan. His gospel music videos are currently on twenty three TV stations in the USA and seen in forty two countries through the "Men On Fire" gospel music ministry. Since the release of his first song "Love Is" in early May 2014 over 220 Christian radio stations have scheduled it for regular airplay. 
Having grown up preforming in a family band "The Singing "D" Family" playing dance halls, shows and opening acts George developed his style under the influences of Gordon Lightfoot and Jim Croce. As a result people find it easy to relate to his unique style and sound of inspirational Rockabilly as elevating, inspirational, down-to-earth music that hits you right where you are. At a time when people are weary of change, just for the sake of change, inspirational country has gotten some roots of its own.  Having the distinctive undertones of Gordon Lightfoot and Jim Croce gone Rockabilly George brings an authentic credibility that is otherwise missing in much of today's country music.
Distinctive style and sound is just a given in this day and age with so many talented performers looking to get a break but God given talent and inspiration are often overlooked. With this in mind George has done what so many others have not been able to do writing songs like "Song Of Love", "I Can Dance" and "Looking For Miss Right" based entirely on traditional country morals. Artists throughout the ages have tried to create original songs like this but only a few have succeeded.
In addition to his unique guitar work the single most distinctive thing that has caused George to stand apart as a Rockabilly artist is his back to basics content. At a time when inspirational country music has become mainstream repetitive and seriously lacking in down-home content getting back to the basics is a breath of fresh air. For the past few years George has been focused on using situational antics as a baseline for his lyrical content rather than cleaver catch phrases, popular sayings and street slang so common in today's country music. For those drowning in a sea of innuendos a fresh down-home based content is a rare and precious thing, hard to find and even harder to define.