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This Pop-Rock Alternative-Rock band from Nashville, Tennessee USA, was
founded by lead vocals+guitarist & pianist Jeromy Deibler and Brian
Smith on bass+trumpet, the line-up includes Jeromys wife, vocalist
Jennifer and guitarist Michael Boggs.
In the early '90s FFH (Far From Home) emerged as an independent Acoustic-Pop
group playing primarily for small church services and later found success
in the so-called alternative CCM movement; in 1997 the quartet scored
a recording contract with Essential Records who released the next year
the band's official debut album, "I Want To Be Like You", it
became a top 10 hit on the Billboard Magazine's Top Contemporary Christian
chart and after an extensive promotional tour, the radio hit "One
Of These Days", their first album reached the #64 on The Billboard
Top 200 chart.
In the spring of 2000, the band issued "Found A Place", the
new record rose to #3 on Top Contemporary Christian Albums chart.
The follow-up, "Have I Ever Told You", appeared one year later
and shot to #2 on Billboard's CCM list, spawning no less than three singles:
"Watching Over Me", "On My Cross" and "Before
It Was Said", all the tracks received good airplay on Christian-Rock
radio stations.
The foursome returned in April of 2003 with their fourth album, "Ready
To Fly", which featured the single "Good To Be Free", once
again the new album hit the top 5 of The Top Contemporary Christian chart
and reached the #89 spot on Billboard's Top 200 chart.
With career sales of more than 1 million albums, FFH, resurfaced in September
of 2004 launching their fifth studio album, "Still The Cross".
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