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JGM Pick of the Week: August 22, 2022
“God Bless the World" Siobhan Maher Kennedy (release date: May 6, 2022) By Robert M. Marovich While not a gospel or religious song per se, “God Bless the World" is nonetheless a prayer for unity in a world where people have separated from each another on account of race and ethnicity, religion, political affiliation, sex and sexual orientation, economic status—just about every way imaginable. The tender ballad, and especially the heartwarming way that Ms. Kennedy sings it, remind us that underneath it all, we’re sisters and brothers just trying to live life the best way we know how. “God Bless [...]
JGM Music Hour: Episode 137
Click on the image above to stream the show. Episode 137 Playlist: He’s coming back – Rev. Lawrence Thomison I’ll be alright – Larry Hill Don’t judge me – Kierra Sheard In my name – Ruth La’Ontra While I wait – Shara J Bless somebody else – Kurt [...]
JGM Pick of the Week: September 16, 2019
“I Can Do Anything” Joanna Hale-McGill McGill Music Group (release date: June 22, 2019) From the CD New Sound, Same God Vol. 1 www.JoannaHaleMcGill.com By Bob Marovich Singer-songwriter Joanna Hale-McGill has a keen ear for song hooks. On “I Can Do Anything,” the praise & worship leader of His Will [...]
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JGM Pick of the Week: August 22, 2022
“God Bless the World" Siobhan Maher Kennedy (release date: May 6, 2022) By Robert M. Marovich While not a gospel or religious song per se, “God Bless the World" is nonetheless a prayer for unity in a world where people have separated from each another on account of race and ethnicity, religion, political affiliation, sex and sexual orientation, economic status—just about every way imaginable. The tender ballad, and especially the heartwarming way that Ms. Kennedy sings it, remind us that underneath it all, we’re sisters and brothers just trying to live life the best way we know how. “God Bless [...]
JGM Music Hour: Episode 137
Click on the image above to stream the show. Episode 137 Playlist: He’s coming back – Rev. Lawrence Thomison I’ll be alright – Larry Hill Don’t judge me – Kierra Sheard In my name – Ruth La’Ontra While I wait – Shara J Bless somebody else – Kurt [...]
JGM Pick of the Week: September 16, 2019
“I Can Do Anything” Joanna Hale-McGill McGill Music Group (release date: June 22, 2019) From the CD New Sound, Same God Vol. 1 www.JoannaHaleMcGill.com By Bob Marovich Singer-songwriter Joanna Hale-McGill has a keen ear for song hooks. On “I Can Do Anything,” the praise & worship leader of His Will [...]
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Mississippi Mass Choir…Then Sings My SoulMalaco Records (2011)http://www.malaco.com/Reviewed by Bob Marovich for The Black Gospel Blog.Time will tell but …Then Sings My Soul could well go down in history as [...]
“Over and Over”Trin-i-tee 5:7From the forthcoming Music World Gospel CD Angel and Chanelle (in stores May 2011)http://www.musicworldent.com/Trin-i-tee 5:7 is now a duo but the sound remains intact. Proof positive: “Over and Over.” [...]
By Bob Marovich for The Black Gospel Blog.Pastor DeWayne Harvey has cause to celebrate.He has a new single, new album, new record company and, most importantly, a new lease on [...]
This month, the Ottawa County Historical Museum will be paying tribute to a hometown hero, gospel recording artist Prof. Harold Boggs. "A Celebration of Rev. Harold Boggs and His Music" [...]
“Will You Watch With Me?”Bishop Paul S. Morton, Sr. From the Various Artists CD To His Glory...A New Song (2010)http://www.5redrosespublishing.com/“Will You Watch With Me,” written by William J. Jefferson, is a [...]
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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.
