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- Larry Dalton was born on April 24, 1946 in Big Stone Gap, Virginia, USA. He was an actor, known for Larry Dalton: The Angel Medley (1993), Larry Dalton: What Child is This (1993) and Larry Dalton: Magnificat Fanfare Medley (1993). He died on May 30, 2009 in Tulsa, Oklahoma, USA.
- In 1978 Wojtlyla became Pope John Paul II, and in 1980 he invited Living Sound to perform at the Vatican before 65,000 people.
- Dalton's solo albums have featured the accompaniment of the London-based National Philharmonic Orchestra and violinist Maurice Sklar.
- Dalton spent several years traveling with Living Sound. In 1972 the group, which included Don Moen, was invited to perform at a university in Kraków, Poland. When they arrived, the team learned the invitation had come from the Youth Communist Party and that they would be singing at the organization's headquarters. During that trip to Poland, Dalton and Law befriended Catholic Cardinal Karol Józef Wojtyla (the later Pope John Paul II ).
- Among the many artists that Dalton has accompanied are such top-notch acts as Cliff Richard, Mel Tormé, Henry Mancini, the Lettermen, the Four Freshmen, and the Drifters.
- After graduating from high school, Dalton traveled with a Southern gospel quartet called The Songsmen before attending Oral Roberts University (ORU).
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