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Cincinnati's Blessid Union of Souls lived out the rags-to-riches rock and roll dream in 1995, beginning the year virtually unknown with the major-label release of Home, and ending the year with two top-ten hits and a gold record to their name. I BELIEVE  , a hopeful story of interracial love, was the fourth most-played song of 1995, and the next single, LET ME BE THE ONE , pushed the record into the gold. This album, also including OH VIRGINIA , reveals the band's optimistic realism, and their accomplished musicianship.
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