Unreleased music by legendary Christian artist, Keith Green, who died over two decades ago, will hit iTunes next month.
Keith Green and two of his children were among 12 people killed 25 years ago this month when their private plane crashed on his ministry's Texas ranch.
On 27 November 2001, Green was posthumously inducted into the Gospel Music Hall of Fame.
An iTunes release with music never-before-heard by the public, but saved by his widow, Melody, is planned for August, and more material is to be released next year.
In the 25 years since her husband's death, Melody Green, now 60, has remarried and divorced. She has since sold the Texas property to Teen Mania.
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