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| Alan Powell | ... | Jed King | |
| Ali Faulkner | ... | Rose Jordan King | |
| Caitlin Nicol-Thomas | ... | Shelby Bale | |
| Danny Vinson | ... | Shep Jordan | |
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Aaron Benward | ... | David King |
| Kenda Benward | ... | Bethany King | |
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Jude Ramsey | ... | Ray King |
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Gary Jenkins | ... | Stan |
| Landon Marshall | ... | Eddie | |
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Rachel T. Mitchell | ... | Kristen |
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Baxter Clement | ... | Bill |
| Jason Bynum | ... | Steel player | |
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Ryan Thomas | ... | Electric Guitar Player - Jed's Band |
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Mayrk Mcneely | ... | Bass Player - Jed's Band |
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Verity Vice Jones | ... | Bass Player - Shelby's Band |
Aspiring singer-songwriter Jed King is struggling to catch a break and escape the long shadow of his famous father when he reluctantly agrees to a gig at a local vineyard harvest festival. Jed meets the vineyard owner's daughter, Rose, and a romance quickly blooms. Soon after their wedding, Jed writes Rose "The Song," which becomes a breakout hit. Suddenly thrust into a life of stardom and a world of temptation, his life and marriage begin to fall apart. Written by Richard Ramsey
Great story, great acting, great music, great message. You can't go wrong with this one! Its a love story but also has the excitement of music and life on the road. It deals with real life issues with couples and the struggles of relationships. The music scenes alone are worth seeing it. Wonderfully crafted songs with great musicianship and slick performance footage. The cinematography is beautifully done. The three lead actors are new to the craft and pull their rolls of great. "Faith-based" films too often shy away from issues of sex, drugs, drinking, affairs, and marital struggles, but not this one. It hits hard and goes deep. It is layered with parallels to king David's and Solomon's lives, and the narration is straight from Solomon's writings.