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Steven Kapp Perry is a Pearl Award-winning songwriter, playwright, and broadcaster-- the host of FM100's "Soft Sunday Sounds," Utah's most listened-to radio show.

He has released 13 original CDs and loves music, cream cheese on bagels, his wife Johanne, and whichever of their 4 children slept through the night. Visit him online at StevenKappPerry.com.

You can reach him via e-mail at skperry@desnews.com.

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Steven Kapp Perry: Cricket & Seagull

'Love Like That' with Daniel Beck

By Steven Kapp Perry

Friday, Nov. 21, 2008

Read all of Steven's past columns here

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Alternatively, you can download the MP3 to play on an iPod or MP3 player.

Also, you can click here for “Soft Sunday Sounds”, streaming LDS music from FM100.

His range and repertoire make the Josh Groban comparisons unavoidable, but Daniel Beck's debut CD "Love Like That" definitely shows a polished and passionate performer who can stand on his own on any stage or in any recording studio.

Buy this CD at Positive Music and Downloads

Dan talks about singing, recording and finding songs about love that fit right in-between the personal and the religious. The CD is available for download or purchase, plus, he has an upcoming premier concert/benefit performance in Salt Lake City.

That's this week on The Cricket and Seagull…

E-mail: skperry@desnews.com
Bringing music and interviews to Latter-day Saints and their friends worldwide, The Cricket and Seagull features the unique voices of authors, artists, musicians, scholars, and fellow Saints. Pull up a chair and join us for The Cricket & Seagull Fireside Chat!

The Cricket and Seagull appears as a weekly Podcast at TheCricketAndSeagull.com, through iTunes, and can be heard streaming online on Soft Sunday Sounds at FM100.com, Saturdays at Noon.

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