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Who is Paul Baker?

Paul Baker from the United States has made significant contributions to Christian music in North America. He was the National promotions director and assistant A&R director for Myrrh Records, the Managing Editor of CCM Magazine, founding editor of CCM Update.

He has spent 43 years in broadcasting (33 years in Christian broadcasting.) He wss the Host and producer of the nation's FIRST syndicated Contemporary Christian Music radio program called 'A Joyful Noise'.

In 1971 he was recognized as Billboard Magazine's Air Personality of the Year.

Today he is the Director of Ministry Relations at KKHT 100.7 FM radio in Houston, Texas, U.S.A.

Articles and Books Written by Paul Baker

• "Why should the Devil have all the good music? : Jesus music--where it began, where it is, and where it is going" by Paul Baker Language: English Type: Book Publisher: Waco, Tex. : Word Books, ©1979. 235 Pages, ISBN-10: 0849928583, ISBN-13: 9780849928581 OCLC: 5599977
• "Contemporary Christian Music:Where it Came From, What it is, Where it's Going", by Paul Baker, Westchester, Ill, Crossway Books, 1985. 279 pages ISBN-10: 0891073434 ISBN-13: 9780891073437
• I've Got a New Song'
• Paul Baker's Topical Index of Contemporary Christian Music
• More than 400 magazine articles appearing in Billboard, Saturday Evening Post, Christian Herald, Charisma, and Bookstore Journal.
• It's A Festival!
• Getting Back to Basics with Steve Camp
• He is author of more than 100 songs.

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