Relationship With Larry Norman
The relationship between pioneer Christian rock musicians Larry Norman and Randy Stonehill, sometimes described as the Lennon–McCartney of Christian rock, was a controversial one during its more than forty years from its inception in 1967 until Norman's death in February 2008. For over a decade Stonehill was Norman's protégé, colleague, collaborator, and one of his best friends, but disagreements about finances and relationships resulted in a twenty-year estrangement, and a brief reconciliation.
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