The Three D's: Songs of Our American Heritage

Way back before almost evey current big name in Mormon music except th Tabernacle Choir, The Three D's, Dick Davis, Denis Sorensen, and Duane Hiatt, were chugging around America in a pickup truck and a camper singing pop and folk songs, telling jokes, bearing their testimonies in word and song and closing their shows with "Give Said the Little Stream."
 
Eventually the "Little Stream" would trickle down to Hollywood California and become their first release on Capital Records. While the little stream didn't become a raging torrent, it and other recordings gave the a nice cruise including other releases from Capital, concert tours throughout the United States, Canada, and the Far East, television appearances and even a movie theme. They appeared with Bob Hope, Jonathan Winters, Bob Newhart and other headliners of that restless era in American history and entertainment. The Three D's had a blend like brothers, or more accurately brethren. Their wholesome shows were refreshing; including; classic poetry set to Dick's music, Mormon folk songs, and popular music.