Involved
in Christian music since his childhood, Brian Fuller has the performing
experience of a seasoned veteran. Yet, he's the first to say that performing
is only a means to have the opportunity to minister the love of Jesus.
Concert-goers are quick to bring up comparisons to Steven Curtis Chapman,
Bryan Duncan, and Michael W. Smith. And his ability to appeal to a variety
of age groups keeps Brian busy performing on a regular basis.
"I hope to encourage people along the way," says Brian. "It just seems that
people need a lift. No matter what the age group, people need to experience
God's goodness."
Brian
has had the opportunity to perform with some of Christian music's biggest
names. Clay Crossem, Greg Long, First Call (who sang background vocals on
Brian's first two albums), John Schlitt, Sierra, Big Tent Revival, and Al
Denson are some of the artists for whom he has opened. He's also been
selected to represent World Vision, a hunger relief organization.
Brian has two albums to his credit, "Teach Me About Love," released in 1994
and his latest, "Good-Lookin' Feet."
Both albums are available from Outback Records.
