Then:
Can you tell who it is introducing them? You can? Thank ya, thank ya very much.
And Now:
The bass singer in 1970—and in 2007—is the same Armond Morales. Enjoy.
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Byron Harvey 
Sooo, with the title of the post being “Then and Now”….
Are you saying that 1997 is NOW? I think we have pinpointed your problem, Byron.
Huh? I don’t know what you’re talking about…
🙂
Right…
Way to cover your tracks there, Byron. But I know the truth. You are stuck a decade in the past. But don’t worry, Mr 1997. There are these great new bands that just released there first albums called THird Day and Jars of Clay. Keep your eye on them, because I have a hunch they may record some great music in the next decade. But let me also brak the bad news. It’s not looking good for Wayne Watson to release anything new for at least 10 years.
So are the backup musicians, their grandkids?