Sunday Setlist [3.29.09]

March 30, 2009 in sunday setlists with 7 Comments

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Great day.

Shackles (Mary, Mary): Key Em. One of our church favorites. Oldie but goodie.
Your Love Never Fails (Hutto – me): Key G. A newer song. It didn’t go exactly as I hear it in my head, but I got some great feedback from church attenders so that’s good.
Turn It Around (Houghton): Key D. One we haven’t done in a while, but a great song that had a great groove. Not one of my favorites to actually play and sing, but our church loves it, and it’s not about me, so I rock it to the best of my ability.

We’re looking forward to the next 2 weeks.

About Russ Hutto: I live and work in the beautiful Golden Isles region of Southeast Georgia along with my beautiful wife Lydia. You can find me designing in print for WYIM Publications during the week. I'm the Editor of The Worship Community. On the weekends, I'm usually volunteering in the Worship Ministry at St. Simons Community Church or traveling to help smaller churches with Worship Ministry Development. I also help mentor and coach student musicians and singers for our middle and high school ministries. Lastly, I'm an avid CrossFitter (CrossFit Brunswick) and love all things fitness and nutrition.

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7 Responses to “Sunday Setlist [3.29.09]”

Jamey Ketchum March 30, 2009 at 8:19 am #

Russ,

Shackles is one of my fav songs. Do you record your service? I’d love to watch or listen to your band playing your setlist.

Have Fun,
Jamey
John 10:10

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Mike Mahoney March 30, 2009 at 8:50 am #

Turn it Around is actually one one my least-favorite New Breed tunes to play. To many chord changes! We can never seem to get it just right. Same as yours, though, the congregation loves it.

Shackles… how cool.

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Russ Hutto March 30, 2009 at 9:17 am #

Shackles is probably one of the most monotonous (chord wise) yet fun to play songs we do. The vocal parts (if you go 3 part) are smooth and the song is just great fun!

Definitely a good one to throw in the mix if you want a little soul in your set.

Turn it Around is pretty straight forward except for that “Ready for” pre-chorus. You’ve got to work out the timing ahead of time with your drummers so they nail it during rehearsal.

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David March 30, 2009 at 6:38 pm #

Some of the younger guys in our crew coming through are doing some great soul stuff (it just doesn’t work in my voice at all, and I have zero rhythm), so I hope they’ll do Shackles

‘Course, most of them were, like, 5yo when that song came out in 2000.

Always love your sets Russ – a refreshing change from the norm :)

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Steff April 1, 2009 at 7:21 am #

Hey Russ do you have a recording of your original? I’d love to hear it.

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- Russ Hutto April 1, 2009 at 8:43 am #
  
  I do, in fact I posted a scratch guitar track a few weeks back. Click on the Songwriting tab and look for Your Love Never Fails. It’s not the upbeat version that we use for church, but it’ll give you an idea of how it goes.
  
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steff April 2, 2009 at 3:44 am #

I just listened to it. I really like it! :)

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