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RIP: Jackie Gouche’-Farris, Gospel Music Songwriter, Composer of “Somebody Somewhere”
JDI Records informed the best online dating sites for 50Journal of Gospel Music that singer, pianist, and songwriter Jackie Gouche'-Farris, mother of rapper D Smoke and sister of bassist Andrew Gouche' (Gladys Knight, Walter Hawkins), passed away on August 10. She died of complications from an auto accident that occurred on Easter Sunday, March 31, of this year. D Smoke and siblings SiR and Davion Farris reported their mother's passing on Instagram on Sunday, August 11. According to Bossip.com, Jackie performed under her stage name, Jackie Gouché, and provided backup vocals for the likes of Michael Jackson, Tina Turner, Diana [...]
“The Brent Jones Show” Debuts January 8 on Las Vegas’s Power 88.1 FM
(Las Vegas, NV) Power 88.1 FM announced that Grammy and Stellar Award-winning recording artist Brent Jones is joining Las Vegas’ top-ranked urban radio station starting January 8 as the host of the newly-minted “The Brent Jones Show.”Reaching more than 2.7 million listeners in the greater Las Vegas metropolitan area, Power [...]
Becky Isaacs of The Isaacs Released from Skyline Medical Center Over The Weekend Following Dec. 15 Car Accident
On December 15, Nashville-based artist Becky Isaacs was hit head-on in a two-car collision in Hendersonville, Tennessee, leaving one person dead.
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RIP: Jackie Gouche’-Farris, Gospel Music Songwriter, Composer of “Somebody Somewhere”
JDI Records informed the best online dating sites for 50Journal of Gospel Music that singer, pianist, and songwriter Jackie Gouche'-Farris, mother of rapper D Smoke and sister of bassist Andrew Gouche' (Gladys Knight, Walter Hawkins), passed away on August 10. She died of complications from an auto accident that occurred on Easter Sunday, March 31, of this year. D Smoke and siblings SiR and Davion Farris reported their mother's passing on Instagram on Sunday, August 11. According to Bossip.com, Jackie performed under her stage name, Jackie Gouché, and provided backup vocals for the likes of Michael Jackson, Tina Turner, Diana [...]
“The Brent Jones Show” Debuts January 8 on Las Vegas’s Power 88.1 FM
(Las Vegas, NV) Power 88.1 FM announced that Grammy and Stellar Award-winning recording artist Brent Jones is joining Las Vegas’ top-ranked urban radio station starting January 8 as the host of the newly-minted “The Brent Jones Show.”Reaching more than 2.7 million listeners in the greater Las Vegas metropolitan area, Power [...]
Becky Isaacs of The Isaacs Released from Skyline Medical Center Over The Weekend Following Dec. 15 Car Accident
On December 15, Nashville-based artist Becky Isaacs was hit head-on in a two-car collision in Hendersonville, Tennessee, leaving one person dead.
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AKRON, OH (Wednesday, October 11, 2017) -- Prayers and condolences to Half Mile Home's Todd Burton. This past Saturday his son DeAndre Andrus, 21, was shot and killed in what [...]
“I’ve Got to Win” Tonya Lewis-Taylor From the EARS Entertainment Group I’ve Got to Win 2.0 (EP, released August 24, 2017) www.tonyalewistaylor.com By Bob Marovich “I’ve Got to Win” is [...]
Patrick Lundy & the Ministers of Music By Faith New Day Distribution (release date: October 27, 2017) www.plundymom.com By Bob Marovich By Faith, the latest full-length release by Patrick Lundy [...]
Debbie Cochran Born Again Wildflower Independent Release (release date: June 16, 2017) www.debbiecochran.com By Bob Marovich Debbie Cochran, the Arkansas singer whose “Faith Can” was a JGM Pick of the [...]
More love from Feedspot, which just named the Journal of Gospel Music #9 of the Top 50 blogs and websites dedicated to Gospel Music. Thanks so much to all of [...]
The Mighty Gospel Inspirations In Black and White Independent Release (2009) http://theboguesound.com/mgi.html By Bob Marovich A cappella quartet singing may not be nearly as widespread in today’s gospel music market [...]
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