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JGM Music Hour – Episode 155
Click on the image to begin streaming the episode Episode 155 Playlist: Lift every voice and sing – Brandon Camphor & One Way New Orleans medley – Jerard & Jovaun The sound of revival – Edwrin Sutton In Jesus’ name – BeBe Winans Heavenly – TaMyya J. You are – Byron Cage Thank you – Rufus Johnson All I am – Taushey Sias Spirit tell me – Cecily God has been so good – MYDASON feat. Bishop Rance Allen With thee I wed – Curtis Fondren feat. Desmond Pringle and Felicia Coleman-Evans Your presence is a gift – [...]
Another Soldier Gone – RIP Dr. James B. Boyer of the Boyer Brothers
Gospel musician and group leader Kenji Bolden informed JGM of the passing of Dr. James B. Boyer, one half of the Boyer Brothers gospel duo. Dr. Boyer passed on May 10, 2017. His brother, Dr. Horace Clarence Boyer, passed away July 21, 2009. Here is the information from Dr. Boyer's [...]
Bishop Willie A. Treadwell, Community Choir Founder, Passes Away
Chicago, IL, May 23, 2017: Chicago Gospel Music Legend Bishop Willie A. Treadwell, 86, transitioned from this world Sunday, May 21, 2017, at Generations at Oakton Place in Des Plaines, IL. He was born in Anniston, AL. on February 28, 1931, to the late David and Limmer-Jane Treadwell. Bishop Treadwell [...]
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JGM Music Hour – Episode 155
Click on the image to begin streaming the episode Episode 155 Playlist: Lift every voice and sing – Brandon Camphor & One Way New Orleans medley – Jerard & Jovaun The sound of revival – Edwrin Sutton In Jesus’ name – BeBe Winans Heavenly – TaMyya J. You are – Byron Cage Thank you – Rufus Johnson All I am – Taushey Sias Spirit tell me – Cecily God has been so good – MYDASON feat. Bishop Rance Allen With thee I wed – Curtis Fondren feat. Desmond Pringle and Felicia Coleman-Evans Your presence is a gift – [...]
Another Soldier Gone – RIP Dr. James B. Boyer of the Boyer Brothers
Gospel musician and group leader Kenji Bolden informed JGM of the passing of Dr. James B. Boyer, one half of the Boyer Brothers gospel duo. Dr. Boyer passed on May 10, 2017. His brother, Dr. Horace Clarence Boyer, passed away July 21, 2009. Here is the information from Dr. Boyer's [...]
Bishop Willie A. Treadwell, Community Choir Founder, Passes Away
Chicago, IL, May 23, 2017: Chicago Gospel Music Legend Bishop Willie A. Treadwell, 86, transitioned from this world Sunday, May 21, 2017, at Generations at Oakton Place in Des Plaines, IL. He was born in Anniston, AL. on February 28, 1931, to the late David and Limmer-Jane Treadwell. Bishop Treadwell [...]
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“Send the Praise Up” – Roslyn (Cherysh 2005)From the CD Yet Dreamingwww.roslynministries.comHearing this song without knowing anything about the artist, you would be certain the voice was coming from a [...]
From a press release distributed by the International Gospel Music Hall of Fame and Museum:Detroit, MI – On Saturday, October 22, 2005 at the Detroit Marriot Renaissance Center Hotel, the [...]
From www.grammy.com:Field 11 - GospelCategory 51 - Best Gospel Performance(For solo, duo, group as collaborative performances. Singles or tracks with vocal containing Gospel lyrics. All genres of Gospel music are [...]
Lisa McClendon, rising gospel star and praise and worship leader at the Potter's House in Jacksonville, Florida, moved on over to the House of Blues in New Orleans to record [...]
TBGB thanks Tammy Taylor for providing the listing of the Stellar Awards nominees for 2005. Special cheers for TBGB favs the Cosmpolitan Warriors and DeNetria Champ for their multiple nominations, [...]
This Sunday morning, December 4, RnB legend Etta James ("At Last," "Tell Mama") talks with Bob Marovich, host of WLUW's Gospel Memories, about her days studying with Professor J. Earle [...]
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