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EPISODE · Jan 9, 2025 · 1H 22M

MMHP Season 5 Ep:11--John Woolard: Til Tuesday's Gone--From Country To The Pulpit

from Michigan Music History Podcast -- MMHP989 · host scott baker, gary johnson, fred reif, mike beattie

John Woolard's father Dwayne is one Michigan's first fore-fathers of country music, having been a pianist for all the Nashville and Mid-West names and albums. John himself started out with high school bands leading him to a short stint in Til Tuesday while in Florida. That road led to Nashville, both studio and touring. Coming back to Michigan and joining the armed forces along the way, Woolard took the family story to the next level in various country bands and stints from here around the globe. Upon giving his life to Christ, Woolard's stage expanded, as did his repertoire. Woolard got signed to a label and took his sounds across the Christian tour trail.    Woolard recently moved since this podcast, however he remains a man of music, as well as a Pastor in Michigan. This story is one of the deepest wells we have dove into. Tune in today!

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