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Music Machine (album series)

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Music Machine is a series of children's Christian musical albums that were made by Candle and Agape Force that all took place in a "Land Called Love," Agapeland. Most of these were released on Birdwing/Sparrow Records. Music Machine recordings usually centered on Stevie and Nancy's adventures in Agapeland (along with Mr. Conductor and the Music Machine itself). The album titled Music Machine Club Fun Album centered on the characters known as Sloops that were introduced on the Dove Award winning Music Machine II: All About Love.

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Discography

The Music Machine series had three official albums and a few spin-offs.

  1. Music Machine (a.k.a. Music Machine: Fruit of the Spirit)
  2. Music Machine II (a.k.a. Music Machine II: All About Love)
  3. Music Machine III (a.k.a. Music Machine III: The Majesty of God)
  • Music Machine Club Fun Album
  • Once Upon A Christmas: The Original Story (featuring Stevie and Nancy and the Texas Boys Choir)
  • Sir Oliver's Song also features Stevie and Nancy.

    • Songs from the Music Machine series also appeared in different forms on:

  • Agapeland For The Whole Family - With The National Philharmonic Orchestra of London
  • Agapeland At Play With Holly Heart
  • Adventures in Agapeland (a Picture disc)

    • Spin-offs

  • The Music Machine - Fruit of the Spirit Songbook (for Piano) edited by Milton Okun
  • The Music Machine game for the Atari 2600 - Play as Stevie & Nancy and catch symbols representing the fruits of the spirit.
  • The Music Machine book by Samuel Wright and Mark D. Pendergrass
  • In the Land of the Music Machine By Ane Weber and Mark D. Pendergrass
  • Return to the Land of the Music Machine By Ane Weber and Mark D. Pendergrass
  • Music Machine, a 1991 film based on the series.
  • Music Machine: Benny's Biggest Battle, a film based on the series.

    • References

    Music Machine (album series) Wikipedia
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