Marty Dieckmeyer

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Marty Dieckmeyer was the bass guitar player for the Christian rock band Daniel Amos from 1974 to 1981.^[1] Dieckmeyer sang the lead vocal on the song "Props" from the ¡Alarma! album in 1981. This was not a serious vocal, however; it was done in one take with the tune deliberately pitched too high for him.

Dieckmeyer now lives in South Orange County with his wife and daughters and is working as a landscape architect.

References

↑ http://www.last.fm/music/Marty+Dieckmeyer Last FM

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Terry Scott Taylor Ed McTaggart Greg Flesch Tim Chandler

Former members	Marty Dieckmeyer Mark Cook Steve Baxter Jerry Chamberlain Rob Watson Alex MacDougall

Production & Art Direction	Al Perkins Michael Omartian Bill Schnee Jim Mason Henry Panion Jonathan David Brown Mike Stone Gene Eugene Ojo Taylor Eric Townsend Jason Townsend Doug TenNapel Brian Heydn The Green Room Whitefield Studios Mama Jo's 3-D Studios Neverland Studios

Studio albums	Daniel Amos Shotgun Angel Horrendous Disc ¡Alarma! Doppelgänger Vox Humana Fearful Symmetry Darn Floor - Big Bite The Revelation Kalhöun MotorCycle BibleLand Songs of the Heart Mr. Buechner's Dream Dig Here Said the Angel

Live Albums	Live Bootleg '82 Preachers from Outer Space!

Related Articles	Lost Dogs The Swirling Eddies Dr. Edward Daniel Taylor Stunt Records Larry Norman Randy Stonehill Tom Howard When Worlds Collide: A Tribute to Daniel Amos

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