Phillips, Craig & Dean's 'Revelation Song' still No 1

|PIC1|Phillips, Craig & Dean’s “Revelation Song” continues to be unstoppable at Christian radio.

This week marks the 15th week in a row “Revelation Song” has sat atop the Billboard Christian AC Monitored chart, making it the longest running No. 1 song in any format in Christian radio this year. One hundred per cent of the Christian AC panel has added the single.

“We are so grateful to radio that after 18 years, they are still making a place for us,” says band member Randy Phillips.

“Phillips, Craig & Dean’s ‘Revelation Song’ continues to have remarkable impact with radio. After all these months at the top of the charts, I continue to hear that this song is testing extraordinarily high with listeners,” explains Dan Michaels, Senior Vice-President of Marketing and Promotions for INO Records.

“I am thankful to radio and very happy for Phillips, Craig & Dean.”

The single has also had a successful stay at the top of the iTunes Christian Singles charts.

To hear more about the story behind “Revelation Song” from Randy Phillips, Shawn Craig and Dan Dean, visit: video.inorecords.com/streaming/?video=PCD-RevelationSongFinaledit05-18-09

“Revelation Song” is from the group’s latest release on INO Records titled Fearless that debuted at No 1 at Christian retail.

With 12 albums, two million plus records sold, nine Dove Award nominations and 19 No 1 radio hits, Phillips, Craig & Dean have no doubt achieved longevity in their 18 years of ministry as a staple in the ever changing Christian music industry. If the success of “Revelation Song” is any indication, Phillips, Craig & Dean show no sign of stopping anytime soon.
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