A Band Called LoveSong, The Music & Movement of the Jesus Revolution

Amid the turmoil of the late '60s and early '70s, the hippie generation sought truth and love, but disillusionment followed. As the Jesus Revolution swept the nation, a new genre-Jesus Music-emerged. The band LoveSong, once seeking truth through drugs and following The Beatles, found faith in Jesus, inspiring a generation with their life-changing music of faith, hope and love.

LoveSong's music becomes the early soundtrack of the Jesus Movement, inspiring a youth-driven spiritual awakening. The first Jesus music record label is born as the movement spreads nationwide, breaking church barriers. Thousands are baptized in the Pacific Ocean, while Explo '72 in Dallas, hailed as 'The Woodstock of the Jesus Movement,' cements the era's cultural and spiritual impact.

LoveSong gains global fame, topping charts in Manila as 'Beatles for a Week.' They record their second and final album of original music and help spark the birth of the contemporary Christian music industry. Making history with sold-out theme parks, they are hailed as the most important Christian rock band. The series asks, 'Will there be another Jesus Movement?'