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In his fourth book, Stumbling on Open Ground: Love, God, Cancer and Rock 'n' Roll, Ken Mansfield (1937-2022), U.S. Manager of the Beatles' Apple Records, recounted bits of his storied music industry journey, his fight with cancer and the role that faith in Jesus Christ played in reshaping his life and his way of thinking. Mansfield, known as "the guy in the white coat," was present at the Beatles' famous rooftop gig -- their final concert -- in London. He also went on to produce hit records and number one songs for Outlaw Country's biggest names, and he even produced Christian music's legendary Imperials and the Gaither Vocal Band's Grammy- and Dove Award-winning album, Homecoming, which preceded the decades-long, phenomenally successful Gaither Homecoming series.
In his fourth book, Stumbling on Open Ground: Love, God, Cancer and Rock 'n' Roll, Ken Mansfield (1937-2022), U.S. Manager of the Beatles' Apple Records, recounted bits of his storied music industry journey, his fight with cancer and the role that faith in Jesus Christ played in reshaping his life and his way of thinking. Mansfield, known as "the guy in the white coat," was present at the Beatles' famous rooftop gig -- their final concert -- in London. He also went on to produce hit records and number one songs for Outlaw Country's biggest names, and he even produced Christian music's legendary Imperials and the Gaither Vocal Band's Grammy- and Dove Award-winning album, Homecoming, which preceded the decades-long, phenomenally successful Gaither Homecoming series.
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