Episode 152 Playlist Pick you back up – Michael David Harrison feat. Beverly Crawford Wait – Kevan Peabody Pull together – Roy & Revelation Residue – Jason Nelson Issues of my heart – Latisha Johnson Montgomery Keeper – De’Leon Carr feat. Duranice Pace We need you – Titus Showers Heal our land – Oscar Williams & Band of Life The ride – Bryan Andrew Wilson You are holy – Katy Crawford Remember me – Eleanor Dubinsky You kept me – Luther Barnes & Restoration Worship Center Choir Get ready – Darwin Hobbs Thank you Jesus – Chrysann Moore

“Keeper” De’Leon Carr ft. Duranice Pace From the Enon Music Group CD Life Is (release date: February 19, 2021) By Robert M. Marovich Before gospel singer Duranice Pace passed away on January 14, 2021, she was the featured singer on a track from De’Leon Carr’s new album, Life Is. “Keeper,” originally written and recorded by Bishop Eric McDaniel, finds the two singers blending their distinctive voices on a song of gratitude to God for blessings received and obstacles avoided. To the traditional gospel waltz tempo, Durance and De’Leon slowly build the temperature to evangelistic as they take turns declaring God’s ...

              Playlist for Episode 115: Isaiah 40 (Intro) – Preashea Hillard Trouble in my way – Betty Lott & New Friendship Anointed Voices of Gary, IN Lord, you’ve been so good to me – Darrell McFadden & the Disciples I am blessed – MarQuez Curtis feat. Tiffanie “Tutu” Agee He’s my rock – Patrick Lundy & Ministers of Music God has it all in control – Treva Brown Fly away – Shonda English feat. Dorothy Norwood He won’t let you down – Victoria Brown Move Lord (Groove mix) – Men of God’s Heart Alabaster ...

De’Leon Church Boy Soul EP We Here Now Music Group (release date: April 14, 2017) www.deleoncarr.com By Bob Marovich A member of some of the top gospel choirs of their day and now a 2017 Rhythm of Gospel Award winner, De’Leon Carr offers a cornucopia of sounds, styles, and messages on his EP, Church Boy Soul. The EP’s high point is the brisk opening track, “He Will Take Care.” De’Leon and his choir reach back to classic gospel for this one, which I first heard a church choir sing in 1984, likely taking its lead from the Thompson Community Singers’ ...