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Pam Mark Hall
Pam Mark Hall is listed in the credits for the following albums:
- 1980 - Debby Boone - With My Song: Songwriter
- 1981 - Dennis Agajanian - Rebel to the Wrong: Background Vocals
- 1982 - Amy Grant - Age to Age: Background Vocals
- 1983 - Debby Boone - Surrender: Songwriter
- 1983 - Michael W. Smith - Project: Background Vocals
- 1984 - Amy Grant - Straight Ahead: Songwriter
- 1984 - Kathy Troccoli - Heart and Soul: Songwriter
- 1985 - Russ Taff - Medals: Songwriter
- 1985 - The Cause - Do Something Now: Choir
- 1986 - Rich Mullins - Rich Mullins: Songwriter
- 1986 - Amy Grant - Collection: Background Vocals
- 1986 - Kathy Troccoli - Images: Songwriter
- 1986 - Sandi Patty - Morning Like This: Choir Vocals
- 1987 - Geoff Moore - The Distance: Songwriter
- 1987 - Imperials - This Year's Model: Songwriter, Background Vocals
- 1988 - Greg X. Volz - Come Out Fighting: Background Vocals
- 1993 - Geoff Moore & The Distance - Evolution: Songwriter, Background and Choir Vocals, Vocals
- 1995 - Geoff Moore - Familiar Stranger: The Early Works of Geoff Moore: Songwriter
Pam Mark Hall
Pam Mark Hall (born Pamela Ann Mark, San Bernardino, California) is a Christian singer, songwriter, musician and producer. Cutting her musical teeth on the renaissance explosion of pop, folk and rock in the 1960’s, Pam Mark Hall (PMH) began playing piano at age 6. By age 9, she was playing guitar, writing songs and performing as a soloist. She formed her first group at age 12, The Chantells, a trio of female vocalists who sang pop girl group songs and a few PMH originals. By age 13, PMH had formed a folk group, The Town Folk Singers, with Vicki Stringfellow, Dave Richter and Andy Wade. They won several local and regional competitions. At 14, she helped form a local chapter of the world-renowned vocalist organization, Up With People, in her hometown of Oroville, California. Then in 1967, PMH traveled with a national cast of Up With People, performing in a trio with motion picture star, Glenn Close. In 1968, as a varsity cheerleader, she performed a song she wrote for her mother for hundreds of attendees at a cheerleading camp. The response was overwhelmingly positive and the experience helped launch Pam Mark Hall’s solo career.
From 1969 to 1973, PMH attended American River Junior College and Sacramento State University while playing and singing at rallies, coffee houses and underground FM radio stations. She worked during summers at a retreat in Southern CA called Forest Home Conference Center. In addition to working in the bookstore or as a lifeguard, she performed most evenings for the collegiate conferees during the years, 1972-1973. After graduating from college in 1973, PMH worked on staff at Hollywood Presbyterian Church as liaison between youth outreach program, The Salt Company, and Hollywood High School. During 1974 and 1975, she was an intern at Discovery Arts Guild (an extension of Peninsula Bible Church) in Palo Alto, CA with singer-songwriter, John Fischer.
Pam Mark Hall. (2012, May 7). In Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia. Retrieved 12:31, June 20, 2012, from http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Pam_Mark_Hall&oldid=491220778
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