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RIP: Charles “Uncle Chucc” Hamilton, Gospel Quartet Leader, Collaborated with Snoop Dogg
Dana “Ms. D.” Lin informed the Journal of Gospel Music that Charles V. Hamilton, affectionately known as Uncle Chucc and best known for his collaboration with Snoop Dogg, passed away on Friday, January 27, 2023.
The Chosen Wonders – I Know a Man
The Chosen Wonders I Know a Man Independent (release date: October 15, 2019) By Bob Marovich The Chosen Wonders, a gospel quartet from Central California, refashions a few gospel chestnuts for their seven-selection mini-album, I Know a Man. For example, the title track is a contemporary harmony version of Brother [...]
JGM Pick of the Week: June 15, 2020
“Be Alright”Dexter Walker & Zion MovementIntersound (release date: May 29, 2020) By Bob Marovich It's hard to believe, but on "Be Alright," the award-winning Chicago gospel choir Dexter Walker & Zion Movement moved the needle on its effervescence-o-meter, already at fever pitch, further to the right. The song's message is [...]
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RIP: Charles “Uncle Chucc” Hamilton, Gospel Quartet Leader, Collaborated with Snoop Dogg
Dana “Ms. D.” Lin informed the Journal of Gospel Music that Charles V. Hamilton, affectionately known as Uncle Chucc and best known for his collaboration with Snoop Dogg, passed away on Friday, January 27, 2023.
The Chosen Wonders – I Know a Man
The Chosen Wonders I Know a Man Independent (release date: October 15, 2019) By Bob Marovich The Chosen Wonders, a gospel quartet from Central California, refashions a few gospel chestnuts for their seven-selection mini-album, I Know a Man. For example, the title track is a contemporary harmony version of Brother [...]
JGM Pick of the Week: June 15, 2020
“Be Alright”Dexter Walker & Zion MovementIntersound (release date: May 29, 2020) By Bob Marovich It's hard to believe, but on "Be Alright," the award-winning Chicago gospel choir Dexter Walker & Zion Movement moved the needle on its effervescence-o-meter, already at fever pitch, further to the right. The song's message is [...]
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Zacardi CortezThe IntroductionBlack Smoke Worldwide (2012)www.mrkerrydouglas.comBy Bob Marovich for The Black Gospel BlogNotwithstanding the title of his new album, Zacardi Cortez really needs no introduction. His signature performances with James Fortune [...]
Chicago, IL – Pepe Epting, 44, singer/songwriter who’s recorded with acts as diverse as R. Kelly and the platinum selling-ensemble, Shekinah Glory Ministry, passed away on Tuesday, June 5th after [...]
Pastor Marvin L. Winans Marvin L. Winans Presents: The Praise & Worship ExperienceMLW Productions (street date: June 26, 2012)Fans can follow Winans on Twitter @marvinwinans andFacebook: /marvinwinansBy Bob Marovich for [...]
“For My Good”Earnest Pugh feat. Beverly CrawfordFrom the Black Smoke Music Worldwide CD Earnestly Yourshttp://www.earnestpugh.com/"Gospel’s Leading Man” Earnest Pugh and the electrifying Beverly Crawford reflect on being “a victor and [...]
“Expect You Now”Bryan WilsonFrom the forthcoming CD And It’s Over (Fall 2012)www.bryanwilson.comIt’s been nearly two decades since singer-songwriter Bryan Wilson of Danville, Illinois made his breakthrough performance at age 10, [...]
Rev. Frank H. Evans & the Cleftone Gospel SingersAre You Saved?Sharp Records (2012)www.sharperbrothersusa.comBy Bob Marovich for The Black Gospel Blog.Like Atlanta International Records (AIR) and Malaco, the Sharp Records imprint [...]
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By Robert Marovich
In A City Called Heaven, gospel announcer and music historian Robert Marovich shines a light on the humble origins of a majestic genre and its indispensable bond to the city where it found its voice: Chicago.
By Robert Marovich
In A City Called Heaven, gospel announcer and music historian Robert Marovich shines a light on the humble origins of a majestic genre and its indispensable bond to the city where it found its voice: Chicago.
