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“I Win” – Last Call
“I Win” Last Call Joma Music Group (release date: September 20, 2022) www.lastcallworship.com By Robert M. Marovich “I Win” is the most recent single release from Last Call, the award-winning male gospel duo from the island of Bermuda. Backed by a thunderous vocal ensemble, Adrian and Tricray declare that the “blood-stained banner” of Jesus has paved the way, through faith, for victory over frustration, injustice, and sickness. Its heartwarming arrangement and use of the 50’s-era "ice cream" chord progression give it a vibe that is part country, part gospel, and part pop song. Definitely has the DNA of a hit. [...]
Whosoever South – Backroads & Small Towns
Whosoever Sourh Backroads & Small Towns Pit Bull Productions (release date: October 3, 2019) www.whosoeversouth.com By Bob Marovich Backroads & Small Towns, the new album by Whosoever South, the self-proclaimed “country crunk” trio from Southeast Georgia, pulls few punches as it expresses quintessentially American Christian values like hard work, faith [...]
“Conversations with the Gospel Legends”: Reverend Harold E. Bailey of the Harold Bailey Singers
Conversations with the Gospel Legends with Bob Marovich. Guest: Rev. Harold E. Bailey of the Harold Bailey Singers. from PCC Studio on Vimeo.
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“I Win” – Last Call
“I Win” Last Call Joma Music Group (release date: September 20, 2022) www.lastcallworship.com By Robert M. Marovich “I Win” is the most recent single release from Last Call, the award-winning male gospel duo from the island of Bermuda. Backed by a thunderous vocal ensemble, Adrian and Tricray declare that the “blood-stained banner” of Jesus has paved the way, through faith, for victory over frustration, injustice, and sickness. Its heartwarming arrangement and use of the 50’s-era "ice cream" chord progression give it a vibe that is part country, part gospel, and part pop song. Definitely has the DNA of a hit. [...]
Whosoever South – Backroads & Small Towns
Whosoever Sourh Backroads & Small Towns Pit Bull Productions (release date: October 3, 2019) www.whosoeversouth.com By Bob Marovich Backroads & Small Towns, the new album by Whosoever South, the self-proclaimed “country crunk” trio from Southeast Georgia, pulls few punches as it expresses quintessentially American Christian values like hard work, faith [...]
“Conversations with the Gospel Legends”: Reverend Harold E. Bailey of the Harold Bailey Singers
Conversations with the Gospel Legends with Bob Marovich. Guest: Rev. Harold E. Bailey of the Harold Bailey Singers. from PCC Studio on Vimeo.
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SelahLook At You Loving MeLisa Watkins (2010)www.pauseandthink.comI am not well-schooled in inspirational poetry – though in 2009 Poet Keith Ferguson shared with TBGB the vibrant religious spoken word community that exists [...]
Saturday, June 18 at 2:00 p.m., the late Sam Cooke, famed lead singer of the Highway QCs and the Soul Stirrers, soul pioneer and record label executive, will get his [...]
Swingin’ on the Golden Gate, Vol. 2: A Survey of Bay Area GospelFog City Music Group (2011)Available from www.rootsandrhythm.comGospel historian and compiler Opal Nations stays close to home this time, scouring [...]
J. SpenceAscensionDiversity Music Group (2011)http://www.diversitymusicgroup.com/Released in April, Ascension is the third solo project by J. Spence, a Christian hip hop artist from Buffalo, New York. Inspired by Luke 24, J. [...]
“If You Praise Me” James Hall and the Voices of CitadelFrom the Music Blend CD Won’t It Be Wonderfulwww.myspace.com/voicesofcitadelThe Brooklyn choir that gave us “Hallelujah to the Lamb” and the [...]
Marti DornerMartiMarti Entertainment, LLC (2011)http://www.martidorner.com/Singer-songwriter Marti Dorner – known simply as Marti – released her self-titled debut album this past April. Originally from Nassau, Bahamas, Marti entered the Christian music [...]
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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.
