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Chosen Edition's Patriotic song will be debuted April 9 in Asheville, NC for Tarheel Tea Party......would love to sing it for Trump Rally "Let's Be America Again" https://vimeo.com/161265337 PLEASE FEEL FREE TO SHARE THIS SONG!
Chosen Edition - Let's Be America Again Check out their FB page: https://www.facebook.com/ChosenEdition/?fref=ts I was asked by the artist to produce and…
Dayton ,OH - On January 28, 2016 WGNZ 1110 AM purchased the FM Radio license/construction permit from K-Love. The application was approved on March 14, 2016 by the Federal Communications Commission for WGNZ to begin broadcasting on 104.3 in Dayton, Ohio. Beginning May 1, 2016 WGNZ will be broadcasting on 1110AM and simulcasting Southern Gospel on 104.3FM in Dayton, Ohio 24 hours a day.
WGNZ has been a full-time Southern Gospel radio station for over 35 years, owned and operated by the late Rev Norman Livingston and Velma Livingston. Today, Norman and Velma's son Tim Livingston carries on the legacy. Tim Livingston has been a Southern Gospel DJ for 37 years. Tim hosts a live radio show everyday.
Tim states, “To say that we are excited here in Dayton, Ohio is an understatement. The addition of FM to our flagship AM is a major blessing. Dayton, Ohio is the #58 Market according to the US Media Market Rankings so the WGNZ AM/FM programming Southern Gospel Music is something we are thrilled about … Southern Gospel isn't just a format to us, it has been our ministry for nearly 4 decades. One of our slogans is "you don't just hear Southern Gospel Music, you feel it. We are very thankful to have been the first Southern Gospel station to stream live on the Internet 20 years ago on July 1, 1996. We took that leap of faith and investment to win souls. And that vision goal is why we are launching this new media outlet. My Dad went home to be with Jesus five years ago, but somehow I know, he knows about the birth date of March 14, 2016 of a new blessing in our broadcasting legacy.”
Tim Livingston
![Lillington, NC - [From The Taylors’ page] Beginning April 16, 2016, The Taylors will transition from a quartet ...](https://img5.medioq.com/957/550/1004991819575509.jpg)
Lillington, NC - [From The Taylors’ page] Beginning April 16, 2016, The Taylors will transition from a quartet to a trio as Leslie and Aaron answer the call to minister at a church in Myrtle Beach, SC. Aaron and Leslie have accepted the position of Pastor of Music and Students at Socastee Baptist Church. Although we are sad to see them leave us, we are excited for Leslie and Aaron as they follow the Lord’s direction. Leslie sang with us for nine years and was a blessing not only to our friends and fans, but also to our ministry team as we traveled every week! Aaron ran sound for The Taylors for two years and also filled in many times when Chris was not able to be with us, and he will be greatly missed too!
Ever since Leslie can remember, she has wanted to be a mom to a little boy and a little girl. When doctors told her that she would never be able to have children, she and Aaron trusted the Lord and prayed for a miracle! Three years later, God is blessing them with the family that they prayed for. We are so proud of what God is doing in their lives and in their ministry.
Please join us in praying for The Perkins family as they transition into this new chapter of their lives.
Southern Gospel Magazine is pleased to announce their cover/feature story in the April 2016 is the quartet from Hendersonville,NC,,,,CHOSEN EDITION! You will want to read about this quartet that is hitting the country in full blaze! What a great sound they have....their new radio single being released is "First Class" and their new video soon to be released on their Patriotic song..."Let's Be America Again" will be debuted at the Tea Party Rally April 9, 2016!
www.southerngospelmagazine.com It is an original song written by member, Jim Lowe. They are currently in the studio with Eddie Swann working on their newest project with several original songs written by member, Jeff Davidson
The quartet that Jeff Davidson is singing tenor for will be performing at the Tarheel Tea Party, LLC at the Crown Plaza in Asheville, NC on April 9, 2016 CHOSEN EDITION...
April 15, 16, 17, 2016: Respect - God - Jesus- Holy - Spirit - Crusade
WalSap Promotions, LLC has teamed up with First Baptist Church of Poinciana, Fl to host the
first, "Respect-God-Jesus-Holy-Spirit-Crusade". This event is open to the general public and
is for the purpose of restoring and building relationships with Christ, and to raise money for the,
First Baptist Church, Children's Playground Restoration Project. The crusade musical guests
and speaker's will include: Southern Gospel Recording Artist's, "The Hinson Family" and
"Focused". Also, music from: Mark Martin Ministries, Adriel, and Dr. Willie Noel. Speaker's will
include: Dr. Chris Whaley, (aka) "The Masked Saint", Pastor Mark Martin, Dr. Randye Kimmel
McLemore, and Pastor Samuel Wallace.
The current information of "Respect-God-Jesus-Holy-Spirit-Crusade-2016 is online now at
the Respect Crusade website, www.respectgodjesusholyspirit.org.
Chris & Noel Unthank Welcome Second Child, Asher Walker Unthank
AbsolutelyGospel.com Editor-in-Chief and singer/songwriter Chris Unthank and his wife Noel are proud to announce the birth of their second son – Asher Walker Unthank.
Asher was born on Friday, March 4, 2016. He weighed in at 8 lbs 13 oz and was 20 1/4 inches long. Asher is the Unthanks’ second child.
Mother and Baby Unthank are resting well at the family’s home in Murfreesboro, Tennessee with the couple's first born son, Canaan.
Chris Unthank is the son of Deon Unthank and is no stranger to the Southern Gospel music community. Chris took over as Editor-In-Chief for AbsolutelyGospel.com in January 2011 after the passing of his mother and site founder Susan Unthank. He is also a songwriter and the worship leader at Turning Point Church in Murfreesboro, Tennessee.
Noel is the daughter of Brenda and songwriter Johnny Lowrance ("Mender of Broken Wings”) and the Church Administrator at Turning Point Church.
Asher is also the ninth grandchild of AbsolutelyGospel.com Publisher Deon Unthank who said, "My wife Pamela and I are so excited about the birth of our latest grandson Asher. I may be partial, but I think he is easily one of the most beautiful babies ever born.”
Asher is the nephew of AbsolutelyGospel.com's webmaster and songwriter Amy (Unthank) Zika.
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Fans across the country will soon be able to experience what attendees of the Daywind Quartet Festival at the Greenbrier and Legacy Five’s NYE Celebration at Opryland have witnessed firsthand. In partnership with Daywind and the Harper Agency, Quartet Night Across America is hitting the road, and will be coming to a city near you!
The unique production, featuring Legacy Five, Blackwood Brothers Quartet, Tribute Quartet and Brian Free & Assurance, takes the audience through the decades of Southern Gospel Music from 1910 to present. Fans have the opportunity to relive the music and hear the stories of groups like the legendary Statesmen Quartet, the Blackwood Brothers, Gold City, the Cathedrals and many more.
“I am personally thrilled to have the opportunity to be a part of such a creative presentation of the history of our genre of music,” offers Scott Fowler of Legacy Five. “Working with these other renowned quartets has been an honor and we’re proud of the quality of event we’re able to deliver to fans. We’ve had a long relationship with both Daywind Records & Harper Agency, and I’m glad we’re able to all come together in this touring package!’
To bring Quartet Night Across America to your town, contact The Harper Agency at [email protected] or by calling 615.851.4500.
DMG Concerts is a division of Daywind Music Group that promotes Southern Gospel music through elite concert events. For more information on upcoming events, visit dmgconcerts.com or contact Dani Phillips at [email protected].
March Press Release on Music Convention
WLOSGMH Convention is Contagious
To Social Gospel Music Lover
The Facebook group, WE LOVE OUR SOUTHERN GOSPEL MUSIC HISTORY is a phenomenon. Over thirty six thousand members, hundreds of remarks, audio and video shares and photo posts are commonplace every day. Friendships have been renewed, acquaintances become friendships and it all due to the love of southern gospel music
Globally the group members span North and South America, Europe and even a few members from south East Asia. Each day, membership increases to relive those special one of a kind southern gospel moments and the historical music clips while sharing their music memorabilia and collections.
March 21-22, 2016 the Holiday Inn Airport-Opryland will host this annual convention of gospel music enthusiasts. The two day event features concerts, Monday evening banquet, Tuesday luncheon buffet, Q & A sessions, videos, sing-alongs, conversations, time for browsing for the gospel music memorabilia and friendships.
The talent list is a who’s who in gospel music. Featured is one of gospel music most acclaimed all-time quartets the Blackwood Brothers, convention music hosts the Pine Ridge Boys, the Sheltons, New Dove Brothers, the Downings, Jordan’s Bridge, Gary Timbs, Jeff Stice, Collectors Quartet, Ellen Marsh, Buddy Burton, Charlie Griffin, Rita Spillers and convention hosts Harold Timmons, Ann Downing, John Crenshaw and Hannah Kennedy. During this convention the music history will be represented and shared by hundreds of years of experienced participants.
What makes this event so unique? Why is the interest so intense? There are other heritage events in gospel music. The NQC, Albert Brumley Gospel Sing, Grand Ol’ Gospel Reunion, Singing At Sea and many more, too numerous to list. This event is the only one of its kind designed for a social media group that emphasizes the history of gospel music. It is the only event that features legacy artists whose music careers are rooted in gospel music. Those artists have and are still making contributions to our music.
The roots of gospel music start early to many fans and artists. Many enthusiasts were children who were ‘dragged’ to a concert by parents who were involved in church music or local groups. Others stumbled into a concert and the music bug just bit them. The WLOSGMH page administrators are no different in their exposure to southern gospel music.
Administrator, John Crenshaw (fan) remembers, “I was nine years old when I attended my first “all night sing” in Burlington, NC. It was held on New Year’s Eve, 1966. Funny thing was, three of the WLOSGMH administrators were at the concert, but we didn’t realize it until many years later. HT and I were in the audience, and Ann was singing with the Speer Family. Hannah was probably selling tickets, but we haven’t confirmed that.
It was a great show with the Speers, Chuck Wagon Gang, Oak Ridge Boys, Blue Ridge Quartet, Harvesters, and LeFevres.
Not long after that, I was at the Reynolds Auditorium every time they had a concert. This poster is from one of my favorites from 1969. Although they were not on the printed advertisement, the Downings were there and tore up the place! It was one of their first big NC performances.” Crenshaw is an active gospel music fan and historian with an extensive collection of gospel music and memorabilia.
Dean Adkins, Hannah Kennedy, John Crenshaw, Harold Timmons and Brent Joiner
Administrator Ann Downing (singer) shares, “I was about 8 or 9 years old when I heard a reel to reel recordings of a little local group close to where I grew up in North Mississippi. If my memory serves me right, the song was "Wait 'Til You See me in My New Home". I'm sure it wasn't all that great, but I loved the harmony. Up until then, about all I'd known was convention singing out of the Stamps-Baxter, Vaughn, et al songbooks, which I love to this day.
Shortly after that, I went with a member of this group to my first "quartet concert" in Columbus, MS. The Statesmen and Blackwood Brothers were there...I was captivated.
I'm so grateful that it's possible for a young cotton picker from a rural area to have a singing dream to come true.” Downing was vocalist for the Speers, Downings and is currently a touring soloist.
Administrator Harold Timmons (musician) states, “My first gospel sing was in the 1954. I was only seven years old. I think it was summer, because there either was no air conditioning in the building, or it was broken. This was at Reynolds Auditorium in Winston-Salem. There were many groups on the program, but my folks came to see the Chuck Wagon Gang for their first time. The building was sold out and it was standing room only. We were in the upper balcony, and folks were actually sitting on the steps in the balcony. Every now and then, the emcee would announce that the fire department was going to shut the program down if folks did not get off the stairways in the balconies.
Chuck Wagon Gang
The CWG was late getting there. While another group was on stage, a guitar amp sitting in a chair was slipped through the center of the back curtain. There was thunderous applause, I didn't know why, but that amp signaled to the rest of the audience that the CWG had arrived. This was my only time to see Dad Carter perform with them.
My parents started going to other programs in the area, and I was fascinated. When I got my driver's license, I took myself to many concerts all around. I began collecting records of most all groups...78s, then 45s, then albums, and signed up for their newsletters. By the 60s I had pretty well determined I wanted to be a gospel pianist someday, as I was hooked on this music.
Hemphills with Harold Timmons
I started taking piano lessons, went to the Stamps Quartet School of Music, and started making contacts, readying myself for this business.” Timmons was instrumental in music staging with the Sheltons, Barnetts, Hemphills and Chuck Wagon Gang. He continues the gospel music connections with Gospel Gallery, selling collectibles and vintage gospel music.
Pictured l to r: Hannah Kennedy, Nancy Carrollo and Harold Timmons
The youngest administrator is 21 year old gospel music fan, Hannah Kennedy. Kennedy says, “When I was 5, I went to my first gospel concert in Fort Wayne, IN. I was hooked right away. I wanted to learn all of the songs and know the names of every singer I heard. The living legends who traveled on Bill Gaither's Homecoming tours quickly became my heroes and my family graciously took me to as many concerts as possible so that I could see them.
This is a picture Hannah took of Jake Hess at the Gospel Barn in LaGrange, GA when she was 5. August 26, 2000. And one of her favorite Gaither concert posters.
Joiner shown with the ultra-rare albums, "Songs and Hymns by the Plainsmen" & "Sweet Beulah and" by the Statesmen Quartet
Collector and fan, Brent Joiner says, a night or two before I was born, my parents were at a Southern Gospel concert so I've been around it my entire life. My dad was a huge fan of Southern Gospel Music and that's where the love for the music began for me. However, the Southern Gospel "bug" really bit me with full force when I was around 11 years old or so.
During my teenage years any money I earned through allowances, etc. I used on buying Southern Gospel Music. As well, the Grand Old Gospel Reunion videos were really where I started learning the history of the Southern Gospel genre and enjoyed it tremendously.
My all-time favorite group is the Statesmen Quartet and my all-time favorite singer is Jake Hess. My wife, Christina, also loves Southern Gospel Music and when we got married in 2004 that's when I decided that collecting was "my calling”. I'm always looking for the next item to add to my collection, which most of the time is on a daily basis.
Another one of my daily activities is being involved in the "We Love Our Southern Gospel Music History" page. As far as my collecting, I collect everything associated with Southern Gospel Music... vinyls, CD's, cassettes, books, etc. One of my favorites pieces in my collection is the the marquee off of the Statesmen Quartet's bus. At the inaugural "We Love Our Southern Gospel Music History Convention" in March 2015, I was able to get my hands on two of my most wanted recordings; "Sweet Beulah Land" by the Statesmen and "Songs & Hymns" (infamous red vinyl) by the Plainsmen Quartet. These two recordings are extremely rare to find, and I had been looking for them for a long time, so to add them to my collection was a thrill. By the way, the "WLOSGMH" Convention is one of the greatest new events in Southern Gospel Music to come along in a long time. I love Southern Gospel Music and being able to discuss it with my wife and friends, (who are like family) John Crenshaw, Dean Adkins, Harold Timmons, Hannah Kennedy, Aaron Rich, and many others is one of the great joys of my life.
Nancy and Jake Hess
Gospel music fan Nancy Carollo exclaims, “As a young teenager, in the mid to late 50's, my older sister and I traveled 90 miles to Nashville on the first Friday of each month, to the Ryman Auditorium for the Wally Fowler all night sings. I followed southern gospel music till I married and moved to New York state in 1960, where southern gospel music wasn't a familiar thing. I more or less lost track of southern gospel music until 1993. On a visit back to Tennessee, I went to see JD Sumner and the Stamps at Loretta Lynn Dude Ranch. My love for southern gospel music was rekindled. The match that really reignited the fire, was in 1996. On our way back to NY after my Mother's funeral in Tennesse, we stopped in Auburn, IN for a concert of The Statesmen, Blackwoods, Stamps, Speers, and Nelons...just a little taste of Heaven. At this point, there is no turning back
As most can see young and old are bitten by the gospel music bug. The love shared by these countless fans is exciting and contagious to newcomers
There are still limited packages available for the two day event. Also single concert tickets are available. For more information contact Harold Timmons at 615-885-8000 or visit the websites below.
Vital links:
www.gospelgallery.com/WLOSGMH2016.htm
www.facebook.com/groups/sgmhistory/
Thank You for Your Expressions of Caring
Your Thoughts and Prayers are Appreciated!
Red RoseVirtual hugs are still hugs!
I’ve received more virtual hugs than I can count since my dear husband Al Tanksley left this earth just over two weeks ago. Grief at the loss of my husband has been heavier and more exhausting than I could have imagined. What I have told each one who I have had a chance to speak with, and what I now tell you, is:
I know the One in whose arms Al is now. And He holds me too!
Many times my heart has been filled with hope even as my eyes have been filled with tears as I have read every message of caring that you have sent. When you tell someone who is grieving, “My thoughts and prayers are with you,” make sure you mean it. Because I have certainly felt those thoughts and prayers that you have sent.
If I chose to list some of the comments I have received, I might miss yours. There’s no way to decide which ones have meant the most. I have read every email, every website response, every Facebook comment, every posting to the Guestbook on Al’s obituary. I’ve tried to “like” every Facebook comment, respond to every email, and send a Thank You to those of you for whom I have a physical address.
I’ve heard from:
Al’s high-school friends who remember him as a great role model and a star of their sports teams.
One of Al’s college buddies who occasionally kept in touch through the years, and was so grateful to see the way in which Al finished his earthly race.
Some of the young people who were friends of Al’s boys as they were growing up. One of them called Al “one of the most influential men in my life.”
Some of the coworkers and employees Al had during his distinguished career in broadcasting. Al always expected the best of them.
Some of the gospel singers who touched Al’s life and who he helped to expand their reach on radio and in southeast Texas.
Extended family who knew Al much longer than I did, and who will miss him almost as much as I will.
And I’ve heard from some of my own old friends who never had the opportunity to get to know my husband, but are eager for the day when we will all meet in heaven.
The flowers are fading. The food is gone. The relatives and friends have returned home or to their own lives. I am left with the memories, and with profound gratitude for how God allowed me to love and be loved by this man. I will never be the same.
And I am also left with a mission only partially accomplished.
This post/email will be the last in which I focus on my husband’s life and death. Beginning on Friday, these messages will be about you once again. But I thought it appropriate to express my heartfelt THANKS to each one of you who has expressed your caring and extended God’s comfort my way.
More of you than I could have imagined made a gift to Dr Carol Ministries in memory of Al. And I thank you from the bottom of my heart. I hope I have not missed personally writing to or speaking with each one of you who made such a generous gift; if so, forgive me. And if you still wish to make a gift in his memory, you can do so here.
The mission God has given me is only partially complete. The message of living Fully Alive in every area of our lives must reach many more. Thank you for your continuing prayers and support as I work with God to further that mission through this website, writing, speaking, and media programs.
My sorrow will not go away quickly. That’s as it should be. But thanks be to God, we do not grieve “even as others which have no hope.” (1 Thessalonians 4:13)
Until the day when I see my husband again in glory, and have the privilege of introducing him to you who may not have known him, I am committed to carrying on the mission for which God brought us together.
“Honey, you are and always will be the wind beneath my wings. May you now rest well in God’s arms.”
You can leave a comment here if you would like. And if you are experiencing grief right now, I pray the Holy Spirit fill your soul with His comfort and presence.
Lindsey Graham recently celebrated the release of her newest CD at her home church. She was blessed with over 500 people in attendance for the annual Lindsey Graham concert held at First Baptist Church Naples. This was a CD release celebration featuring the songs from her latest project, I Lift My Voice and the preceding album, Hymns & Spirituals. The Hymns & Spirituals segment was accompanied by the producer, arranger and pianist of the CD, Jeremy D. Silverman of Tampa, FL
Lindsey stated, "Words will never express my gratitude for the overwhelming support of my church family. A special thank you to my parents, family friends, video crew and sound technicians for making this night spectacular! I would also like to extend my sincerest thanks to Dr. Hayes Wicker, Senior Pastor and Dr. Todd Stearns, Worship Pastor for their participation in the concert and continuous support of Lindsey Graham Ministries."
I Lift My Voice features eleven exciting songs including "Most Holy Lamb”, "A Little More Love”, and a Lindsey Graham original "God Declared You Holy”.
Get your copy NOW at http://www.lindseygrahamministries.com for $15 plus S/H.
If you would like to interview Lindsey Graham contact AG Publicity at [email protected] .
Learn more about Lindsey Graham by going to her website at http://www.lindseygrahamministries.com .
Follow Lindsey on FaceBook at or https://www.facebook.com/LindseyGrahamMinistries or Twitter at https://twitter.com/LindseySings .
To book Lindsey for your church, concert or event contact Dominion Agency 828-454-5900.
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About Lindsey Graham
Lindsey has shared the stage with many Gospel greats including The Crabb Family, The Booth Brothers, Triumphant Quartet, Ernie Haase & Signature Sound, The Isaacs, The Dixie Echoes, The Stamps, The Blackwoods, Kevin Spencer, Dennis Gwizdala, and Larry Ford. She participated in the 2007 Gaither Homecoming video Amazing Grace. Lindsey recently traveled full time with a southern gospel group, The Taylors. They made many appearances in North America, including NQC Main Stage 2012, as well as Sweden and Northern Ireland.
Through her continued classical vocal studies, Lindsey performs for the Naples Opera Society of Naples, Florida. In 2011, she traveled to Europe as a guest soloist of the Bach Ensemble of Naples, Florida. For three consecutive seasons Lindsey sang the National Anthem and the Canadian Anthem for the Boston Red Sox spring training games in Ft. Myers, FL. Lindsey is a studied pianist and flutist, incorporating both into her ministry. A 2005 graduate of Belmont University in Nashville, TN, she received a Bachelors of Music and was also inducted as a member of the Pi Kappa Lambda National Music Honor Society based upon GPA and staff member recommendation. Lindsey completed a Masters of Arts in Religion with an emphasis in Worship Studies from Liberty University in 2012.
Singing Christian music is extremely vital to Lindsey as she is eager to uplift and excited to share the love of Jesus with others. Her ambition is "to reach the lost and encourage believers in the Lord.”
Southern Gospel Magazine is excited to announce that they finished up February 2016 with 10,000 more readers for the month! Our most favorite cover for February is the Nov. 2014 issue....just reading the stats and praising the Lord!
www.southerngospelmagazine.com We are now on line for your reading enjoyment. Our beautiful Easter issue.....full of news, articles, inspirational stories and so much more!
Southern Gospel Magazine will be on line shortly for your reading enjoyment! You will love the inspirational stories, articles, news stories and so much more! www.southerngospelmagazine.com
Southern Gospel Magazine will be on line in a few days due to my recent illness/short hospitalization. But, all is well and you will be reading it soon! God Bless.... www.southerngospelmagazine.com
Buck Rambos formerly of The Singing Rambos....Funeral Services
Buck Rambo Funeral Arrangements Announced
Franklin, Tenn (February 22, 2016) Gospel Music legend, Richard Fay "Buck” Rambo, beloved patriarch of the Gospel music family, The Rambos, died, February 21, 2016, in Palmetto, FL at the age of 84 surrounded by his loving wife Mae and family members. He was born in Dawson Springs, Kentucky, son of Noah Burton Rambo and Mary Irisilda Rambo. Buck was married to Mae Kutz Rambo on April 1, 1995.
Survivors include his wife Mae, daughter Reba Rambo (Dony) McGuire, grandchildren Israel Anthem McGuire, Destiny Rambo McGuire, Dionne (Scott) Dismuke, Dyson Dismuke, sister Hilda Bullock, brothers Donald (Betty) Rambo, Jackie (Shirley) Rambo of Dawson Springs, KY, sister-in-law Anna Jo Rambo of Hopkinsville, KY, and brother-in-law James Ausenbaugh.
Memorials may be made in his honor to "The Buck Rambo Memorial Fund”, 3009 Columbia Avenue, Franklin, TN 37064.
Visitation will be 2-8PM Sunday at Williamson Memorial Funeral Home, 3009 Columbia Avenue, Franklin, TN 37064.
Funeral services to celebrate the life of Buck Rambo will be 2:00 PM Monday at the Church of the City, 828 Murfreesboro Road, Franklin, TN 37064.
Private family burial will be held in Williamson Memorial Gardens. 615 794-2289. www.williamsonmemorial.com
Wilburn & Wilburn Special To Air On Sirius/XM Radio
Hendersonville, TN (February 23rd, 2016) – Wilburn & Wilburn are proud to be the featured guests on an upcoming Sirius/XM radio broadcast. The hour-long program, which was recorded with a live studio audience at the Sirius/XM studios in Nashville, TN, features songs from their recent project, entitled Shoulders. The special will air on Saturday, February 27th, at 12pm EST on Sirius/XM radio. Additional broadcasts will be on Sunday, February 28th at 10pm EST, Tuesday, March 1st at 1pm EST and Wednesday, March 2nd at 6pm EST.
Shoulders, produced by Ben Isaacs, features ten songs, penned by accomplished writers such as Lee Black, Kenna West and Gerald Crabb; all of which are featured on the show. The first single from the project, “You Asked Him To Leave,” currently sits at #2 on the Singing News Charts for the month of April.
Shoulders is available at Christian retail stores across the country, online at daywind.com, and digitally at iTunes and other outlets. Bulk purchasing for gift and ministry purposes is available by calling 1.800.635.9581.
Daywind Records is home to an award-winning roster of artists, including Legacy Five, Adam Crabb, Browders, Jim Brady Trio, Greater Vision, Joseph Habedank, The Hoppers, Karen Peck & New River, Bowling Family, Tribute, Nelons, Brian Free & Assurance, Blackwood Brothers Quartet and Wilburn & Wilburn. Daywind is distributed to retail through New Day Christian Distributors, Sony RED, and all major digital outlets, including iTunes.
For more information, visit www.daywindrecords.com or contact Dani Phillips at [email protected].
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