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  • Published On: February 15th, 2013

    The Lee BoysTestifyEvil Teen (2012)www.LeeBoys.comBy Bob Marovich for The Black Gospel Blog.The sacred steel tradition developed out of the Church of the Living God, the Pillar and Ground of the [...]

  • Published On: February 14th, 2013

    “Blessed to be a Blessing”Eddie Ruth BradfordAvailable on iTunes and CDBaby.comEddie Ruth Bradford’s husky voice is like a postcard from the Mississippi Delta.  On her new single, “Blessed to be [...]

  • Published On: February 13th, 2013

    Speak LifeExposedSpeak Life Productions (2012)www.iwillspeaklife.comBy Bob Marovich for The Black Gospel BlogSpeak Life is a vocal quintet from Ohiowhose album, Exposed, finds the members glorifying God for having delivered them [...]

  • Published On: February 12th, 2013

    “God Do It”Lisa Knowles & the Brown Singers (2012)brownsingers@gmail.comAlescia “Lisa” Knowles & the Brown Singers count on God to do it.  We can count on the female quartet from Memphis [...]

  • Published On: February 11th, 2013

    Congratulations to the following winners at the 55th GRAMMY Awards: 36 – Best Gospel/Contemporary Christian Music Performance “10,000 Reasons (Bless the Lord)” – Matt Redman37 – Best Gospel Song“Go Get It” – [...]

  • Published On: February 10th, 2013

    “Shine”Sheri Jones-MoffettEMI Gospel (2012)www.emigospel.comThe former member of Donald Lawrence’s Tri-City Choir ("Encourage Yourself") and one-half of the duo Ted and Sheri interpolates the lyrics and theme of “This Little Light [...]

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