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Jerome Olds is a Christian music artist who was known for his music throughout the 1980s and the 1990s. He toured with and wrote songs for Mylon LeFevre and Broken Heart. He is currently music minister at Trinity Chapel in Atlanta. His sons (Solomon, Joshua and Jacob) are in the popular Christian rock band Family Force 5.
Jerome spent his early music career playing the club scene in New York City. He moved to Atlanta in the mid 80's where he was a local favorite (playing with the Tom Grose Band). In addition to his performance career, he also ran a recording studio in Atlanta with bassist and producer Ricky Keller.
Around 1987, Jerome committed his life to Christ and began to pursue a career exclusively in Christian music. He was soon signed to Star Song and produced his first Christian CD.
CDs include "No Disguise" (1989)and "Heart of a Common Man" (1992)
Jerome is currently providing musical direction for Trinity Chapel Church of God in Powder Springs, Georgia. http://www.trinitychapel.org
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