Gina Green has been singing since she was 6 years old when her school principal heard her singing at the school playground. Since then, she has been nominated by the Black Music Academy of America in two categories “Best Gospel Performer—Female” and “Gospel Rising Star Award” and won “Best Gospel …
Music has always been a part of David Anthony’s life. His first instrument was the Trumpet, but soon moved into keyboards. He was the keyboardist for an R&B based group called ”The Montclair’s” which featured solo artist Phil Perry. David has also shared the stage with the likes of George …
Straight from the offset of this deluxe edition, the crowd in Paris was silently & exquisitely introduced to a setting of vibrant R&B & stage presence in Neo-Soul songstress Jill Scott. And from that point on…IT WAS ON! 8 Minutes & 19 seconds of “The Way” goes after an anthem, …
E.L. Mahon was born in Fargo, Arkansas; he is classically trained on oboe and credited with being the first black and one of the youngest members of the Arkansas Symphony Orchestra at the age of 13. He performed in and was band leader of top 40/r&b bands from the mid …
In the contemporary jazz world – where guitars and Saxes currently reign supreme – flutist Bradley Leighton brings a Smooth rendition of some soul grooves. For this project Bradley enlisted some seasoned veterans to assist in the making. His playing blends so beautifully with the horns and the rhythm section, …
LeAnne Palmore | Interpretations of Grace
by Terrill Hanna
“…..Thank you for your Sanctuary. Thank You for your presence……”; “…Thank You Jesus.”
And as passionate & devout her spirit flows for the leadership in direction from God Almighty, The many of you awaiting for a special surprise in Gospel will now come to another chance of satisfaction. For when LeAnne Palmore stepped up to the podium to bless God, She blessed him with music so beautiful, it will be hard to let go of this CD the minute you touch it.
Honestly I really do not know what to say about this group. Their last cd was off the chain! This one, when I first listened to it, it didn’t impress me that much. So I took a drive to Galveston, Texas (45 minutes from Houston), and the more I listened …
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