Chicago’s Grammy® Award winning Thompson Community Singers, or the Tommies, as their fans call them; dominated the gospel music airwaves from 1982 through 2000 when they had reigned as America’s No. 1 choir with massive radio hits like “For the Good of Them” and “Safe
Members of the Grammy® Award winning Thompson Community Singers, or the Tommies, as their fans call them; have come together as The Tommies Reunion. From 1982 through 2001, The Tommies dominated the radio airwaves as America’s No. 1 gospel choir with massive radio hits like
Members of the Grammy® Award winning Thompson Community Singers, or the Tommies, as their fans call them; have come together as The Tommies Reunion. From 1982 through 2001, The Tommies dominated the radio airwaves as America’s No. 1 choir with massive radio hits like “For
[embedyt] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wr_Fxpnfg8Q[/embedyt] Tyscot Records released an audio video for He Worked It Out, brand new music from the highly anticipated Tommies Reunion CD. The song was written by Percy Bady and features Lloyd Barry horns and the authentic sound of the famed Chicago choir. He Worked It Out
Darius Brooks, the former music director of the late Rev. Milton Brunson’s Grammy® Award winning Thompson Community Singers (also known as The Tommies), has just signed a deal with Tyscot Records to release, The Tommies Reunion (Tyscot), a live recording, on October 26th. “In the
In a year that gave utterance to the reunions of Tye Tribbett and GA and Bishop Hezekiah Walker and Love Fellowship Crusade Choir, the Divine has sanctioned the reunion of one of America's most beloved choir's, Reverend Milton Brunson's Tommies. The Chicago based ensemble dominated
The life and music of Donny Hathaway is celebrated in Never My Love, The Anthology available in stores nationwide on November 12th. Included in the set are 3 gospel flavored tracks, namely Thank You Master (For My Soul), Lord Help Me and Come Ye Disconsolate,
Central City Productions, Inc. (CCP) celebrates 40 years as the leading provider of syndicated African American television programming with a star studded event at Chicago’s DuSable Museum of African American History on Thursday, September 9th.
