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“I Still Got Joy” – Roy & Revelation

By |March 9th, 2022|Categories: Gospel Music, Quartet, Reviews, Singles|Tags: , , , |

“I Still Got Joy” Roy & Revelation From the Malaco / 4 Winds Records album The Book of Revelation (release date: January 28, 2022) www.malaco.com By Robert M. Marovich South Carolina-based Roy & Revelation keeps the soul-stirring gospel quartet sound relevant with “I Still Got Joy.” Complete with call-and-response and vamp, the song swaggers in the knowledge that joy cometh despite today's troubles. Not only is forsaking the devil’s deceitfulness to follow the Lord the way to "make it in,” but it's also the way to get a healing touch on this side of the Jordan River. If you have [...]

Bonita Burney Simmons – This Time

By |September 16th, 2018|

Bonita Burney Simmons This Time Bursimslow Music (release date: August 6, 2016) www.bonitaburneysimmons.com By Bob Marovich Bonita Burney Simmons has been compared to Tramaine Hawkins, but I hear more than a touch of Gladys Knight in her voice on her most recent album, This Time. Especially on the opening track, [...]

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“I Still Got Joy” – Roy & Revelation

By |March 9th, 2022|Categories: Gospel Music, Quartet, Reviews, Singles|Tags: , , , |

“I Still Got Joy” Roy & Revelation From the Malaco / 4 Winds Records album The Book of Revelation (release date: January 28, 2022) www.malaco.com By Robert M. Marovich South Carolina-based Roy & Revelation keeps the soul-stirring gospel quartet sound relevant with “I Still Got Joy.” Complete with call-and-response and vamp, the song swaggers in the knowledge that joy cometh despite today's troubles. Not only is forsaking the devil’s deceitfulness to follow the Lord the way to "make it in,” but it's also the way to get a healing touch on this side of the Jordan River. If you have [...]

Bonita Burney Simmons – This Time

By |September 16th, 2018|

Bonita Burney Simmons This Time Bursimslow Music (release date: August 6, 2016) www.bonitaburneysimmons.com By Bob Marovich Bonita Burney Simmons has been compared to Tramaine Hawkins, but I hear more than a touch of Gladys Knight in her voice on her most recent album, This Time. Especially on the opening track, [...]

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