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The Mighty Fireworks of Joy Fourth of July Bash!! The Mighty Clouds of Joy will be in concert at New Life Christian Fellowship Church in Goose Creek the 4th of July.

Al Green got some youthful spunk into his new album, Lay It Down , by keeping in the spirit of his own younger days.

Contemporary gospel's preeminent group, the Mighty Clouds of Joy carried the torch for the traditional quartet vocal style throughout an era dominated by solo acts and choirs; pioneering a distinctively funky ...

It's unlikely many people think of getting their Sunday-morning church fix as they order a Number 2 from the local Golden Arches.

Aretha never abandoned her gospel roots during her decades of soul and pop success, but this annual event -- now in its fourth year -- has allowed the Detroit star to celebrate her love of church music in a ...

With his production company, he's written for artists such as Tina Turner, Angie Stone and Mary J. Blige.

Posted in Music by James Porter on May 29th, 2008 The Chicago Gospel Festival in Millennium Park, like its Blues Fest neighbor festival a block south in Grant Park, always strikes a good balance between old and ...

Gospel music in Chicago can't get any better than three days of performances by past, present and future legends, greats and award-winners. The lineup is too heavy to highlight, but we gotta say: The Clark ...

Classic music of a different variety will fill the Detroit Opera House during the gospel concert "Night of Healing 2" on Sunday.

Detroit will get a much-needed spiritual boost in mid-June when Aretha Franklin presents her annual Good Ol' Church Revival from June 12-14 at the Greater Emmanuel Institutional Church of God in Christ.

“You can't play contemporary artists without knowing where it got it's roots”

Genese Music and Entertainment launches their first internet radio station. The station will not only feature their signed and independent artists, but also other traditional and contemporary artists. via Press Release News From 24-7 Press Re...

“So everything that I am, you can find in the songs. Sometimes they're about love, sometimes they can be funny, sometimes they're very serious.”

Ervin Williams, longtime blues staple in Battle Creek, hopes to walk another path in smooth jazz. via Battle Creek Enquirer

About the artist Contemporary gospel's preeminent group, the Mighty Clouds of Joy carried the torch for the traditional quartet vocal style throughout an era dominated by solo acts and choirs; pioneering a ... via WAGG-AM Birmingham

“I'm Grateful", the riveting "Meet Me In Prayer”

Her ministry was recognized nationally when she was tapped as a member of Savoy recording artist The Five Stars of Baltimore. via Press Release News From 24-7 Press Re...

“The Mighty Clouds of Joy.' Glancing at a historical note, the Mighty Clouds of Joy was the first Gospel group ever to perform on "Soul Train.”

The Mighty Clouds of Joy by Special To The Times The Birmingham Times Originally posted 4/24/2008 The Mighty Clouds of Joy will be in concert at the New Jerusalem AOH Church of God, May 2, 7 p.m. The church is ... via The Birmingham Times

“It was like a digital 'whack-a-mole' arcade game.”

Broadcast Music Inc. recently honored Vanessa Bell Armstrong, Mighty Clouds of Joy and pastor Marvin Winans at its ninth annual Trailblazers of Gospel Music Awards Luncheon. via Christian Retailing

“The centennial was the catalyst to bring the festival back”

After a five-year hiatus, the Tiger Trail Festival is back to celebrate the city's 100th birthday. via South Florida Sun-Sentinel

BMI's Catherine Brewton summed up the dedication of the guests and honorees by saying, "BMI is extremely proud of you and all that you do to advance the Kingdom of God through gospel music. via About.com

John Legend, Patti LaBelle, Kirk Franklin, and Yolanda Adams are all performers on BET's Celebration Of Gospel special, airing this Sunday at 8 p.m. ET/PT. The network's eighth annual inspirational evening was ... via CFRB

Men in gospel music Much as women dominate the church, so it is with gospel music. via New Pittsburgh Courier