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Mennonite Man Buys Back All the Albums He Was Forced to Burn in the 70s
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Mennonite Man Buys Back All the Albums He Was Forced to Burn in the 70s
SWIFT CURRENT, SK It’s taken him more than four decades, but local music fan Steve Goosen has finally re-purchased all the albums he tossed on the bonfire at that fateful youth retreat back in 1979. “I burned almost two hundred rock albums that weekend,” said Goosen. “That youth pastor sure knew how to stir up our emotions! I felt so convicted that I didn’t even keep the John Denver.” Somehow Goosen managed to survive the 1980s without any of hi…
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