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  • Published On: March 14th, 2014

    Jamarien MooreI’ll Go (EP)http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/jamarienmooreBy Bob Marovich for The Black Gospel BlogI can understand why Jamarien Moore made it to the finals on BET’s Sunday Best.  He has a versatile, elastic tenor, [...]

  • Published On: March 12th, 2014

    Rev. Roy Reed & the Zion JubileesLet Him InSharp Records (2014)By Bob Marovich for The Black Gospel BlogCrate diggers will know the Zion Jubilees from their 1970s singles on Stan [...]

  • Published On: March 10th, 2014

    Jackson, MS - Quartet Pioneer and father of D.A. Johnson (Executive Director, Gospel Division Malaco Music Group), Willie Connell Johnson passed on Thursday March 6, 2014, at his home, surrounded [...]

  • Published On: March 10th, 2014

    By Bob Marovich for The Black Gospel BlogToday, James Fortune is one of gospel music’s best-selling artists.  In addition to recording a string of radio hits and launching his own [...]

  • Published On: March 8th, 2014

    “I’m Climbing Up” wrestling Lady VJillian EllisFrom the Positive Message Music CD The Journey (2013)www.jillianfaithmusic.comOpening with a piano riff straight outta Ladytron, Cincinnati’s Jillian Ellis, a 21-year-old singer-songwriter, offers “I’m [...]

  • Published On: March 6th, 2014

    Donnie McClurkinDuetsRCA Inspiration (released March 4, 2014)www.rcainspiration.comBy Bob Marovich for The Black Gospel BlogDonnie McClurkin got the idea for Duets from a conversation with Fred Hammond on how to invigorate gospel music.  [...]

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