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Favorite Gospel singers? Okay, I've been trying to find an old song by the Winans I think it's called "No Need to Worry." Haven't been successful in finding it anywhere and I thought that maybe some of the Orgers could tell me what the name of the album was that it was on. Also, it made me wonder who are your favorite gospel singers? I mean who really makes you feel their message in their music?   . | |
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The one that does it for me is...
...Mahalia Jackson tA  Tribal Disorder
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theAudience said: The one that does it for me is...
...Mahalia Jackson tA Tribal Disorder
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I have many, but my faves are The Keynotes. One of the best albums to ever be recorded by humans is "Wide River" by The Keynotes. SynthiaRose said "I'm in love with blackguitaristz. Especially when he talks about Hendrix."
nammie "What BGZ says I believe. I have the biggest crush on him." http://ccoshea19.googlepa...ssanctuary http://ccoshea19.googlepages.com | |
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blackguitaristz said: I have many, but my faves are The Keynotes. One of the best albums to ever be recorded by humans is "Wide River" by The Keynotes.
Does Kanye West count as a gospel artist?  Serioisly he was in that category on an award show last year. | |
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The song is Ain't No Need To Worry and it's The Winans with Anita Baker.
It's on their Decisions album. [Edited 3/2/06 16:24pm] | |
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blackguitaristz said: I have many, but my faves are The Keynotes. One of the best albums to ever be recorded by humans is "Wide River" by The Keynotes.
I'll have to find that one. Thanks for the info . | |
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Mahalia Jackson The Winans The Clarke Sisters Andre Crouch Al Green More to come... |
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nurse said: Love her
. May God rest her soul.Just picked this up a few months ago... 
...Gospels, Spirituals & Hymns tA Tribal Disorder
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Romera said: The song is Ain't No Need To Worry and it's The Winans with Anita Baker.
Thanks. Do you know if it's on one of Anita's albums or is it on a Winans album? I'm originally from Detroit where I first heard the song as a child. I heard it recently over the internet and would like to purchase it . | |
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nurse said: Romera said: The song is Ain't No Need To Worry and it's The Winans with Anita Baker.
Thanks. Do you know if it's on one of Anita's albums or is it on a Winans album? I'm originally from Detroit where I first heard the song as a child. I heard it recently over the internet and would like to purchase it .One Detroiter to another: it's on a Winans album, don't know which one though. [Edited 3/2/06 16:30pm] |
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My favorite Gospel artists are the Winans, most of them.  I find a like a lot of individual songs as opposed to whole albums.
My favorite songs are: He Said Go-The Winans Tomorrow-The Winans In The Midst of It All-Yolanda Adams He's Workin' It Out-Shirley Caesar Running Back To You-Commissioned I Won't Complain-anybody's version Forgive Me-Donna Summer It's Okay-BeBe and CeCe Winans Love-Kirk Franklin & God's Property Angels-Richard Smallwood & Vision Center of My Joy-Richard Smallwood & Vision Thank You Lord-Walter Hawkins | |
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nurse said: Romera said: The song is Ain't No Need To Worry and it's The Winans with Anita Baker.
Thanks. Do you know if it's on one of Anita's albums or is it on a Winans album? I'm originally from Detroit where I first heard the song as a child. I heard it recently over the internet and would like to purchase it . | |
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This cat takes gospel to a place it's afraid to be. Big risk taker and you gotta respect the hell outta that shit. "Free yo mind and yo ass will follow" - George Clinton | |
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Thanks Romera, you already answered my question . | |
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JazzyJ said: nurse said: Thanks. Do you know if it's on one of Anita's albums or is it on a Winans album? I'm originally from Detroit where I first heard the song as a child. I heard it recently over the internet and would like to purchase it .One Detroiter to another: it's on a Winans album, don't know which one though. [Edited 3/2/06 16:30pm]  | |
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As Jimmy Castor once said, we're gonna go waay back...
James Cleveland The Staple Singers The Dixie Hummingbirds Mahalia Jackson The Five Blind Boys The Harmonizing Four If you can find it, get If You Believe by Brook Benton. He only made one gospel album, but it will have you in tears and wonder at the beauty of his voice. Also a little gem called Amen by the Wings Over Jordan Choir. It's all A-capella and the power and purity of their voices will make you tremble. Prince, in you I found a kindred spirit...Rest In Paradise. | |
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nurse said: Okay, I've been trying to find an old song by the Winans I think it's called "No Need to Worry." Haven't been successful in finding it anywhere and I thought that maybe some of the Orgers could tell me what the name of the album was that it was on. Also, it made me wonder who are your favorite gospel singers? I mean who really makes you feel their message in their music?
.It's on The Very Best Of cd. | |
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musicman said: nurse said: Okay, I've been trying to find an old song by the Winans I think it's called "No Need to Worry." Haven't been successful in finding it anywhere and I thought that maybe some of the Orgers could tell me what the name of the album was that it was on. Also, it made me wonder who are your favorite gospel singers? I mean who really makes you feel their message in their music?
.It's on The Very Best Of cd. I love The Clark Sisters and Karen Clar-Sheard as a solo artist. Shirley Ceaser The Winans and BeBe and CeCe (together). | |
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Mahalia Jackson could make an atheist rethink his position.
Prince is a great gospel singer. No, really. All you others say Hell Yea!!  | |
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ChristopherTracyParade said:
This cat takes gospel to a place it's afraid to be. Big risk taker and you gotta respect the hell outta that shit. A friend told me that his "Out of the Box" CD is worthy of having and will move you. True? | |
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2freaky4church1 said: Mahalia Jackson could make an atheist rethink his position.
Prince is a great gospel singer. No, really. Agreed . | |
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babynoz said: As Jimmy Castor once said, we're gonna go waay back...
James Cleveland The Staple Singers The Dixie Hummingbirds Mahalia Jackson The Five Blind Boys The Harmonizing Four If you can find it, get If You Believe by Brook Benton. He only made one gospel album, but it will have you in tears and wonder at the beauty of his voice. Also a little gem called Amen by the Wings Over Jordan Choir. It's all A-capella and the power and purity of their voices will make you tremble. The Rev. James Cleveland-use to listen to his music as a child. Quite simply beautiful. | |
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nurse said: ChristopherTracyParade said:
This cat takes gospel to a place it's afraid to be. Big risk taker and you gotta respect the hell outta that shit. A friend told me that his "Out of the Box" CD is worthy of having and will move you. True? That's the only one I haven't heard yet and ALL I hear is good shit about that CD. I HAVE to cop that. "Free yo mind and yo ass will follow" - George Clinton | |
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ChristopherTracyParade said: nurse said: A friend told me that his "Out of the Box" CD is worthy of having and will move you. True? That's the only one I haven't heard yet and ALL I hear is good shit about that CD. I HAVE to cop that. Out of the three CD's above, which one is a must have for a gospel music lover? I know I will definitely pick up Out of the Box, but I would like to know out of the one's that you've heard what do you recommend? | |
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THE CLARK SISTERS! THE CLARK SISTERS! THE CLARK SISTERS! THE CLARK SISTERS! THE CLARK SISTERS! THE CLARK SISTERS! THE CLARK SISTERS! I cannot say.....THE CLARK SISTERS enough!! The Clark Sisters are my favorite female group PERIOD - gospel or secular. With First Lady Karen Clark Sheard being my favorite, that is my Kurren! Sho' nuff! SHE'S NO JOKE - A HUMAN BEAST!!! 
"If Karen can't do it, NOBODY can!" 
Speaking of Karen...go get her new cd, "It's Not Over" in stores right now! Look out for the new duets with Faith Evans, Mariah Carey, & Aretha Franklin plus she will be featured on the upcoming Coretta Scott King tribute album. Faith Evans & Mariah are HUUUUUGE fans of Karen, both naming her as one of their favorite singers ever. Here are some pics & a recap from that NARAS Grammy tribute they had for Mariah where KCS came as a surprise & murdered MC's song like ONLY a CLARK can!! One of the many highlights of the event was, when Karen Clark-Sheard, the famed gospel star, performed Mariah’s "One Sweet Day" and a snippet of "Fly Like A Bird" with R&B singer Joe and a robed choir. Clark was so exciting that she brought everyone in the crowd to their feet with her soul and very much church styled renditions. Her performance left very few dry eyes and brought much admiration from onlookers. In her closing speech, Mariah with tears still in her eyes, gave very endearing and heartfelt words of gratitude to her idol (Sheard). "Karen, you have been my vocal inspiration for much of my career. Thank you Karen for inspiring me to be a great vocalist just like you are and will always be." 
I am stopping myself right now, don't even get me started on no Karen or some CLARK SISTERS. I will be here all night giving the rundown on EVERYTHING there is to know about those women & their history and how bad they mama was. They are the ones who PIONEERED this whole "contemporary gospel" genre, all the hot stuff you hear from folk like Kirk Franklin, Mary Mary, etc....they started that. Very controversial for their time, I ain't gon' say no more though. I'll just post the most recent pics of the sisters together at the Superbowl Gospelfest. All my Clark fans, they will be recording their new reunion album this July in Houston, Texas. Join http://clarklounge.sudden.../index.cgi for more info! 
^ Look at Dorinda trying to look like a supastar with them shades on, I saw her this past Saturday in concert! SOOOOO MUCH FUN! 
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Scorpio, You Brought The Sunshine! | |
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You made my daaaay
You came my waaaaay You heard me everytime I praaaay You gave me peeeeaaaaace You gave me graaaaace You put a smile upon my faaaaace You brought the sunshiiiiine, in my life! You are the lifeliiiiine, saved my life!
Oh yeah, the Clarks are from Detroit as well & used to go to highschool w/ the Winans. love is a fate resigned memories mar my mind love it is a fate resigned Over futile odds and laughed at by the Gods and now the final frame Love is a losing game | |
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So since I got that CLARK SISTERS stuff out my system, I can talk about everyone else. Other favs are Marvin Sapp, Tye Tribett & GA, Mary Mary (dem heffas can saaaaang...especially that red-hed Tina), Richard Smallwood (one of gospel's most consistent artist), Vanessa Bell Armstrong, Shirley Cesar, Soul Seekers, Mighty Clouds of Joy, Walter Hawkins, Kirk Franklin, Donnie McClurkin, Yolanda Adams (pre-mainstream), & I'm tired.  love is a fate resigned memories mar my mind love it is a fate resigned Over futile odds and laughed at by the Gods and now the final frame Love is a losing game | |
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nurse said: ChristopherTracyParade said: That's the only one I haven't heard yet and ALL I hear is good shit about that CD. I HAVE to cop that. Out of the three CD's above, which one is a must have for a gospel music lover? I know I will definitely pick up Out of the Box, but I would like to know out of the one's that you've heard what do you recommend? DEFINITELY pick up "Pronounced Tonex" (The 1st one shown)...That is a MUST-HAVE and his debut CD which is off the hook! "Free yo mind and yo ass will follow" - George Clinton | |
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