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
Motown Gospel is honored to announce the official signing of iconic choirmaster Ricky Dillard today. Known for his skillful directing and inimitable presentation marked by high energy, acrobatics and charisma, the 3-time GRAMMY® nominee will record his Motown Gospel debut album, along with his unparalleled
The date is set for April 27th in the Gospel Music Capital of the world, Chicago, Illinois as McDonalds’s Black & Positively Golden kicks off the 13th annual Inspiration Celebration Gospel Tour – a free concert series featuring music from artists who are adding depth and
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
Chicago based award winning composer, arranger and producer Adrian Dunn breathes new life into African American Spirituals with the release of his new CD and songbook collection, Revelations featuring the Adrian Dunn Singers. Dunn offered this back story, “Gospel songs have always been close to my
Chart-topping urban inspirational recording artist, Charles Jenkins, has scored his sixth Billboard Top Ten single in the last six years with his new gospel radio smash, “Can’t Turn Back” (Inspired People/ Empire). Backed by the Fellowship Chicago aggregation, the rollicking track is receiving airplay on
Tennessee author Dr. Zach Mills’ biography on Chicago Gospel Music legend , preacher, and civil rights icon Rev. Clay Evans offers hope for connecting in a national climate plagued with racial tensions. The Last Blues Preacher: Rev. Clay Evans, Black Lives, and the Faith that Woke the
The worldwide ministry of Reverend Clay Evans gets a close look in The Last Blues Preacher, a new biography penned by communications scholar and current events observer Dr. Zach Mills. “Reverend Clay Evans is an icon, not only in Chicago but all over the world,”
Popular celebrity chef and restauranteur Kim Stratton has returned to an early love – gospel music – on her first recording in six years. The heart and soulful new offering, “Unto the Lamb” (Kingdom Records), is an anthem-styled praise and worship ballad that showcases Stratton’s
