Greg X. Volz


Cover Image Title Description Release Year
No Greater Love No Greater Love

A collection of original contemporary Christian music with a rhythm and blues feel.

2006
In God's Presence In God's Presence

An album of Priase and Worship songs.

2006
The Next Sphere The Next Sphere n/a 2001
Ready or Not Here He Comes Ready or Not Here He Comes n/a 1999
Let the Victors In Let the Victors In n/a 1999
Breakout Praise Breakout Praise n/a 1998
Collection Collection

A greatest hits collection that spans selections from Greg's solo debut on Myrrh Records to his 1991 album "The Exodus" on River Records.

1992
Exodus Exodus n/a 1991
No Room in the Middle No Room in the Middle n/a 1989
Come Out Fighting Come Out Fighting n/a 1988
The River Is Rising The River Is Rising n/a 1986
Xavier Xavier

This collection of love-songs was written by Eric Schabacker who was the owner of Bee Jay Recording Studios in Orlando, FL, where Petra (with Greg X. Volz) recorded the album Washes Whiter Than. He was such a fan of Volz' vocal capabilities that he asked him to sing on the album. Apparently Volz' second name Xavier had also such an appeal to Shabacker that he named the album such. Several of the studio musicians that played on Washes Whiter Than were hired for this recording as well. Only 1,000 copies were pressed and few have survived.

1982

Greg X. Volz was a member of the influential early Jesus Rock trio, e band, that also included Greg Dunteman on bass and Dave Eden on drums. They never recorded a full album, but contributed some songs to the 1971 musical, Because I Am. Greg eventually joined the rock group, Petra as their lead vocalist and recorded with them for several years. In 1986 he released his first solo album. In 1998 he began releasing his own custom albums. An interesting musical note: Greg was asked to join the mainstream band, REO Speedwagon as their lead vocalist at the same time Petra asked him to come on board with them.

This artist is listed in the credits for the following Albums:

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