the Heart, Bob Bennett, CBS Priority Records 1982, producer, engineering, mixing I Want to Be a Clone , Steve Taylor, Sparrow Records 1983, producer, engineering, mixing Not of this World, Petra, StarSong Records 1983, producer, engineering, mixing Coming Attraction, Lewis McVay, Heartland Records 1984, engineering, mixing Meltdown, Steve Taylor, Sparrow Records 1984, producer, engineering, mixing Keep No Secrets, Morgan Cryar, StarSong Records 1984, producer, engineering, mixing Beat the System, Petra, StarSong Records 1985, producer, engineering, mixing Non-Fiction, Bob Bennett, StarSong Records 1985, producer, engineering, mixing Captured In Time & Space, Petra, StarSong Records 1986, producer, engineering, mixing The River Is Rising, Greg X. Volz, Myrrh Records 1986, producer, engineering, mixing Same Girl, Twila Paris, StarSong Records 1987, producer, engineering, mixing Candle In The Rain, David Meece, Myrrh Records 1987, producer For Every Heart, Twila Paris, StarSong Records 1988, producer, engineering, mixing Michele Wagner, Michele Wagner, Benson 1989, producer, engineering, mixing No Room in the Middle, Greg X. Volz, River Records 1989, producer, engineering, mixing Solo album Using the pseudonym The Nazarite''', Brown released a solo album entitled Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God in 1997. Brown explained why he used the pseudonym: I made the vow of the Nazarite for strength, spiritual and physical, in about 1989 [age 34]. The hair on my head is from then. When I went to prison, I understood why – I needed strength, lots of it. So I guess it's sort of like an enigma to some till they hear the explanation. The album was named for the 1741 Jonathan Edwards sermon from the Great Awakening. The lyrics of the songs and Brown's editorial notes reflect his affinity for One Law Theology. The album track, "O House of Israel" has been used prominently as the theme song for Eliyahu ben David's radio show, "On The Road to Tsiyon". Federal prison In 1992, Brown was sentenced to a 27-month federal prison term and fined $10,000 for accessory after the fact to a conspiracy to violate civil rights under 18 U.S.C. 3 and 241 (two of the hate crime laws in the United States), and for perjury under 18 U.S.C. 1623a. The court established that Brown helped Damien Patton, described by Nashville police as a juvenile "skinhead", hide from authorities and disguise his car after Patton and Leonard William Armstrong, the Grand Dragon of the Tennessee White Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, carried