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Pastor E. Dewey Smith Releases “Your Presence is a Gift”
Sponsored Post: E. Dewey Smith, Senior Pastor of the House of Hope in Georgia, is a prolific teacher, community leader, and graduate of Morehouse College. He has been a tremendous force in the community. Through his three Georgia House of Hope locations (Atlanta, Macon, and WestPointe), Smith has continually been a light and a support to those in need. The renowned faith-leader is now set to expand his ministry into music and recently released his first solo single, "Your Presence Is A Gift." The single will precede a full album out later this year, which will be the debut release [...]
Five Persistent Myths about Gospel Music in Chicago
Check out Bob Marovich's essay, posted on the Global Small Business Blog this morning, on the five myths that persist about the birth of gospel music in Chicago. Click below: Five Myths about Gospel Music in Chicago
Vancouver’s Warren Dean Flandez: the “Christian Bruno Mars”
By Bob Marovich No doubt about it, Canada has a thriving gospel music community. Some artists, such as Londa Larmond, the Quebec Celebration Gospel Choir, and the Sojourners quartet, have somewhat broken through into the U.S. gospel music market. I say somewhat, because in comparison to the long litany of [...]
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Bob Marovich of the Journal of Gospel Music interviews gospel recording artist Lil Prince.
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Pastor E. Dewey Smith Releases “Your Presence is a Gift”
Sponsored Post: E. Dewey Smith, Senior Pastor of the House of Hope in Georgia, is a prolific teacher, community leader, and graduate of Morehouse College. He has been a tremendous force in the community. Through his three Georgia House of Hope locations (Atlanta, Macon, and WestPointe), Smith has continually been a light and a support to those in need. The renowned faith-leader is now set to expand his ministry into music and recently released his first solo single, "Your Presence Is A Gift." The single will precede a full album out later this year, which will be the debut release [...]
Five Persistent Myths about Gospel Music in Chicago
Check out Bob Marovich's essay, posted on the Global Small Business Blog this morning, on the five myths that persist about the birth of gospel music in Chicago. Click below: Five Myths about Gospel Music in Chicago
Vancouver’s Warren Dean Flandez: the “Christian Bruno Mars”
By Bob Marovich No doubt about it, Canada has a thriving gospel music community. Some artists, such as Londa Larmond, the Quebec Celebration Gospel Choir, and the Sojourners quartet, have somewhat broken through into the U.S. gospel music market. I say somewhat, because in comparison to the long litany of [...]
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Another soldier's gone on home. This report is from Elder Mack Mason:March 13, 2005 CHICAGO, IL - It was announced today on several churchradio broadcasts that Herbert Williams, former vocalist [...]
This sad news comes courtesy of Elder Mack Mason and the text is from a press release on www.blindboys.com. The Black Gospel Blog extends its sincerest and most profound condolences [...]
“Angels, Angels, Angels!” Edna Gallmon Cooke with the Mt. Vernon Men’s ChorusDeLuxe1949Another DeLuxe classic, one catalog number away from TBGB’s No. 123 “Essential Gospel” feature by the Spirit of Memphis [...]
A Light to this World - Gene Viale3rd Generation Records 3GRCD-245-01www.geneviale.net2005Forty-one years ago, Gene Viale, a handsome seventeen year-old San Franciscan of Puerto Rican-American descent, was invited to join Rev. [...]
TBGB's Hit Pick of the Week for March 6, 2005: "I'm Not Tired Yet" - Mississippi Mass ChoirPlenty is being written in the trades on the Mississippi Mass Choir's latest [...]
Bishop G.E. Patterson, Presiding Bishop of the Church of God in Christ who was elected to a second term this past November, has given everyone who loves traditional gospel 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.
