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- ↑ Reno Gazette-Journal , Friday, February 20, 1970 – Page 28
- ↑ Classic Christian Rock, September 25, 2015 – The Way, "The Way...wait! Archived June 28, 2018, at the Wayback Machine
- ↑ Discogs – Honeytree* – Maranatha Marathon
- ↑ Billboard , December 4, 1982 – Page 56 Billboard's Top Album Picks, gospel
- ↑ Discogs – Roby Duke – Not The Same
- ↑ Letterboxd – The Silent Scream 1984 Directed by Jack Duane Dabner, Crew
- ↑ Crusade for Life – Page 1 THE SILENT SCREAM
- ↑ KinoPoisk – Создатели /Сила тьмы, Force of Darkness, 1985, Актеры & Композитор
- ↑ Popsike – JIM STIPECH Thank You For Music LP PRIVATE Xian CCM AOR Modern Soul RARE HEAR
- ↑ La Bible de la Westcoast Music, December 24, 2015 – Jim Stipech & Friends "Thank You For The Music" (1980) -CCM-
- ↑ Discogs – James Gabriel Stipech – All That I Am
- ↑ Billboard, December 18, 1982 – Page 24 Retailing. New LP/Tape Releases, Gospel
- ↑ FilmAffinity – The Silent Scream, Music
- ↑ Filmweb – Force of Darkness (1985), pozostałe informacje o filmie Force of Darkness, muzyka:
- ↑ Filmweb – Eclipse of Reason (1987) wideo, pozostałe informacje o filmie Eclipse of Reason, muzyka:
