Jon Gibson composed The Storyteller album between 2005 and 2007 as a tribute to the life of his father Stan Gibson, who passed away in 2005. It was independently released in 2012. Online distributors made the album available online with a flaw; The audio on the song "I'm a Storyteller" cuts out after about 40 seconds. However, this is the complete

Jon Gibson composed The Storyteller album between 2005 and 2007 as a tribute to the life of his father Stan Gibson, who passed away in 2005. It was independently released in 2012. Online distributors made the album available online with a flaw; The audio on the song "I'm a Storyteller" cuts out after about 40 seconds. However, this is the complete version of the original master recording.

Soulful hymns were recorded much in the same way as Love Education and on the same gear. The only difference is that the half-inch masters were transferred into Pro Tools and digitally mixed by master engineer Bill Esses. And again, like Love Education, it's a great-sounding cassette. Soulful Hymns was inspired when Jon worked with the

Soulful hymns were recorded much in the same way as Love Education and on the same gear. The only difference is that the half-inch masters were transferred into Pro Tools and digitally mixed by master engineer Bill Esses. And again, like Love Education, it's a great-sounding cassette. Soulful Hymns was inspired when Jon worked with the one-and-only Bernard Wright who's soulful renditions of classic hymns, really inspired Jon to record something similar. Jon recorded Soulful Hymns and released it independently in 2001 as a tribute to his talented new friend Bernard Wright.

Standing on the One is Jon Gibson's 1983 debut solo album. Jon got his start on Solar Records distributed through Warner/Electra/Asylum. Solar, often referred to as "Motown's second coming" featured acts like The Whisper's, Shalimar, Lakeside, and Midnight Star. Jon's signing along with another artist, Bill Wolfer, Solar created a new label for

Standing on the One is Jon Gibson's 1983 debut solo album. Jon got his start on Solar Records distributed through Warner/Electra/Asylum. Solar, often referred to as "Motown's second coming" featured acts like The Whisper's, Shalimar, Lakeside, and Midnight Star. Jon's signing along with another artist, Bill Wolfer, Solar created a new label for pop music called Constellation. With a single climbing the charts and a debut MTV video, it looked like Jon was well on his way to becoming a pop star. However, in mid-release, the promotion of the album was halted as Solar ran into a dispute with W.E.A. and moved their acts over to MCA. The label was never the same after that and two years after it's release, a young Christian bookstore manager named Brian Tong heard Standing on the One on a secular station and knew right away, that Jon had to be a Christian. He ordered the album, and upon reading Jon's dedication on the back cover, his gut instincts were confirmed. Brain sent the album to K.Y.M.S, a 100,000 watt station that reached the entire Southern California region. It was a smash success and is the event that would eventually lead Jon, a kid from the mean streets of San Francisco to his true calling, in a world he never knew existed. For more info, see the Bio page.

After a three year hiatus caused by the Solar/Warner dispute, Jon's then manager helps Jon secure the rights to Standing on the One from Solar. Jon remixes five of the tracks from Standing on the One, and adds five new tracks with a new album cover and independently releases it under a new title On The Run. The record is unique as it features some

After a three year hiatus caused by the Solar/Warner dispute, Jon's then manager helps Jon secure the rights to Standing on the One from Solar. Jon remixes five of the tracks from Standing on the One, and adds five new tracks with a new album cover and independently releases it under a new title On The Run. The record is unique as it features some guitar work by then up and coming guitarist Joe Satriani. The album would render Jon's 1st number one C.C.M. song God Love's a Broken Heart.