The artists featured in this video are Empress of Soul, Gladys Knight, Vanessa Bell Armstrong, Patti Austin, Bernie K., Daryl Coley, Commissioned, Andraé Crouch, Sandra Crouch, Clifton Davis, Charles Dutton, Kim Fields, Larnelle Harris, Edwin Hawkins, Tramaine Hawkins, Linda Hopkins, Al Jarreau, Chaka Khan, Gladys Knight, Lizz Lee, Dawnn Lewis, Babbie Mason, Johnny Mathis, Marilyn McCoo, Stephanie Mills, Jeffrey Osborne, David Pack, Phylicia Rashad, Joe Sample, Richard Smallwood, Sounds Of Blackness, Take 6, Darryl Tookes, Mervyn Warren, Thomas Whitfield, Vanessa Williams, Chris Willis, Mike E., Kim Fleming, Angela Wright, and Gayle Mayes

Here is Part 11 (last part) of "A Solid Gold Christmas". Enjoy this holiday cheese tray! Featuring: Rex Smith, Marilynn McCoo, John Davidson, Marie Osmond, John Schneider, Donna Summer, America, Andrae Crouch, Roberta Flack, Crystal Gayle, The Oak Ridge Boys, Peter, Paul & Mary, Jerry Reed, Sister Sledge, The Chipmunks, Wayland Flowers & Madame, Jeff Altman, and The Solid Gold Dancers. This aired on local Chicago TV in December of 1982. To view the other parts to this special and for more fun, visit - http://www.FuzzyMemories.TV The Museum of Classic Chicago Television

Here is Part 8 of "A Solid Gold Christmas". Enjoy this holiday cheese tray! Featuring: Rex Smith, Marilynn McCoo, John Davidson, Marie Osmond, John Schneider, Donna Summer, America, Andrae Crouch, Roberta Flack, Crystal Gayle, The Oak Ridge Boys, Peter, Paul & Mary, Jerry Reed, Sister Sledge, The Chipmunks, Wayland Flowers & Madame, Jeff Altman, and The Solid Gold Dancers. This aired on local Chicago TV in December of 1982. To view the other parts to this special and for more fun, visit - http://www.FuzzyMemories.TV The Museum of Classic Chicago Television

Here is Part 3 of "A Solid Gold Christmas". Enjoy this holiday cheese tray! Featuring: Rex Smith, Marilynn McCoo, John Davidson, Marie Osmond, John Schneider, Donna Summer, America, Andrae Crouch, Roberta Flack, Crystal Gayle, The Oak Ridge Boys, Peter, Paul & Mary, Jerry Reed, Sister Sledge, The Chipmunks, Wayland Flowers & Madame, Jeff Altman, and The Solid Gold Dancers. This aired on local Chicago TV in December of 1982. To view the other parts to this special and for more fun, visit - http://www.FuzzyMemories.TV The Museum of Classic Chicago Television

Here is Part 6 of "A Solid Gold Christmas". Enjoy this holiday cheese tray! Featuring: Rex Smith, Marilynn McCoo, John Davidson, Marie Osmond, John Schneider, Donna Summer, America, Andrae Crouch, Roberta Flack, Crystal Gayle, The Oak Ridge Boys, Peter, Paul & Mary, Jerry Reed, Sister Sledge, The Chipmunks, Wayland Flowers & Madame, Jeff Altman, and The Solid Gold Dancers. This aired on local Chicago TV in December of 1982. To view the other parts to this special and for more fun, visit - http://www.FuzzyMemories.TV The Museum of Classic Chicago Television

Here is Part 10 of "A Solid Gold Christmas". Enjoy this holiday cheese tray! Featuring: Rex Smith, Marilynn McCoo, John Davidson, Marie Osmond, John Schneider, Donna Summer, America, Andrae Crouch, Roberta Flack, Crystal Gayle, The Oak Ridge Boys, Peter, Paul & Mary, Jerry Reed, Sister Sledge, The Chipmunks, Wayland Flowers & Madame, Jeff Altman, and The Solid Gold Dancers. This aired on local Chicago TV in December of 1982. Visit - http://www.FuzzyMemories.TV The Museum of Classic Chicago Television - for more fun!

Here is Part 1 of "A Solid Gold Christmas". Enjoy this holiday cheese tray! Featuring: Rex Smith, Marilynn McCoo, John Davidson, Marie Osmond, John Schneider, Donna Summer, America, Andrae Crouch, Roberta Flack, Crystal Gayle, The Oak Ridge Boys, Peter, Paul & Mary, Jerry Reed, Sister Sledge, The Chipmunks, Wayland Flowers & Madame, Jeff Altman, and The Solid Gold Dancers. This aired on local Chicago TV in December of 1982. To view the other parts to this special and for more fun, visit - http://www.FuzzyMemories.TV The Museum of Classic Chicago Television

How can I say thanks For all the things you have done for me Things so undeserved Yet You gave to prove your love for me And the voices of a million angels Could not express my gratitude All that I am and ever hope to be I owe it all to Thee To God be the glory, to God be the glory To God be the glory, For the things He has done With His blood He has saved me And with His power He has raised me To God be the glory, For the things He has done Just let me live my life And let it be pleasing Lord to Thee And should I gain any praise Let it go to Calvary With His blood He has saved me With His power He has raised me To God be the glory For the things He has done To God be the glory, to God be the glory To God be the glory, For the things He has done With His blood He has saved me And with His power He has raised me To God be the glory, For the things He has done. The great song is written by Andraè Crouch! Hope you enjoy it! :-))

My Tribute (To God Be The Glory)artist-Dennis Miclau

This footage is taken from an afternoon of sitting around the piano at the church Andrae & Sandra Crouch pastor in Pacoima, CA. They gathered there for a...

His world was characterized by violence, alcoholism, and abuse, but young Donnie McClurkin found a safe haven in his church, Bethel Gospel Tabernacle, Assemblies of God. It was there, at the age of nine, when he made a commitment to Christ. Throughout his troubled youth, amidst the strife of daily life, he learned to stand on the promises in the scripture. 'A man's gift makes room for him, and brings him before great men.' (Prov 18:16) 'I have set before thee an open door, and no man can shut it' (Rev. 3:8). Donnie was born, and raised in Amityville, New York. Because of a God-given gift of music that ran in his family, Donnie formed the McClurkin Singers with his siblings, and a few close friends in 1979. It wasn't long after that when Donnie began to feel a calling to preach. He went on to meet gospel-legend Andrae Crouch, who became a mentor to him. Through that relationship, grew a friendship that would shape the entire course of Donnie's future.

Classic!

I loved this song the first time I heard it. (Bible Reference, Luke 7:37-50) Enjoy!

This is the song that certified me as a gospel music lover in 1985. When I purchased this album back then, I played this song without no end practically. I would cry sometimes listening to it. The background singers just floored me. Also, I remember throwing away all of my secular records knowing now that I could listen to gospel music that could be just as modern and rhythmic as any of song of that day. I was hooked for life. ANDRAE, is the most influential gospel singer/songrwriter to me. Thank you, Andrae. I truly love you and the gift of song that Christ placed upon you. No doubt, the record companies should re-distribute this album. It is out-of-print and a rarity to find!

This is the full unreleased score for the Lion King. Music Composed by Hans Zimmer Music Recorded and mixed by Jay Rifkin Orchestra Conducted by Nick Glennie-Smith Orchestrations by Bruce Fowler and Nick Glennie-Smith South African Voices by Committed Artists Choir and Friends Choir Master: Lebo M., Mbongeni Ngema, Nick Glennie-Smith, and Andrae Crouch Music owned by Buena Vista Home Entertainment Note: For some reason my other uploads aren't going into HD. So watch it in HQ instead by putting &fmt=18 at the end of the URL.

This is song is gospel fire! Thanks Andrae for always writing music that puts a dance of praise in our feet. And, TATA...what can I say? Enjoy!

This is the full unreleased score for the Lion King. Music Composed by Hans Zimmer Music Recorded and mixed by Jay Rifkin Orchestra Conducted by Nick Glennie-Smith Orchestrations by Bruce Fowler and Nick Glennie-Smith South African Voices by Committed Artists Choir and Friends Choir Master: Lebo M., Mbongeni Ngema, Nick Glennie-Smith, and Andrae Crouch Music owned by Buena Vista Home Entertainment Note: For some reason my other uploads aren't going into HD. So watch it in HQ instead by putting &fmt=18 at the end of the URL.

I remember hearing this song for the first time on a gospel compilation album in the late '80s. I was overwhelmed with the majesty of this song. I learned how to play this song quickly as we sung in church a lot...and it was expected that a church musician know how to play this one. (LOL) To this day, I still come to tears in worship as I listen to this classic! Sandra, we love you so much! God bless you. Enjoy!

I'm remembering hearing this song for the first time on a gospel compilation in the late '80s. I was overwhelmed with the majesty of this song. I learned how to play this song quickly as we sung in church a lot...and it was expected that a church musician know how to play this one. (LOL) To this day, I still come to tears in worship as I listen to this classic!

This is the full unreleased score for the Lion King. Music Composed by Hans Zimmer Music Recorded and mixed by Jay Rifkin Orchestra Conducted by Nick Glennie-Smith Orchestrations by Bruce Fowler and Nick Glennie-Smith South African Voices by Committed Artists Choir and Friends Choir Master: Lebo M., Mbongeni Ngema, Nick Glennie-Smith, and Andrae Crouch Music owned by Buena Vista Home Entertainment P.S. The other soundtracks will be uploaded later.

This is the full unreleased score for the Lion King. Music Composed by Hans Zimmer Music Recorded and mixed by Jay Rifkin Orchestra Conducted by Nick Glennie-Smith Orchestrations by Bruce Fowler and Nick Glennie-Smith South African Voices by Committed Artists Choir and Friends Choir Master: Lebo M., Mbongeni Ngema, Nick Glennie-Smith, and Andrae Crouch Music owned by Buena Vista Home Entertainment P.S. The other soundtracks will be uploaded later.

Few gospel groups can equal the Williams Brothers in terms of longevity and popularity. The trio dates back to 1960, when Doug and Melvin's father, the late Leon "Pop" Williams founded the group. In April 1991, Melvin, Henry and Doug decided to merge musical talent with industry expertise to form their own label dedicated to spreading the good news of Jesus Christ through anointed music. As a result, Blackberry Records was born. Blackberry Records' first release, "This Is Your Night," received a Grammy nomination in the category of Best Soul Gospel Album and won two Stellar Awards. Since that time, the Brothers have earned a gold record for the WOW Gospel project that included their performance with Stevie Wonder, and have performed in some of the nation's most prestigious concert halls, including: Madison Square Garden, The Apollo Theatre, Radio City Music Hall, Carnegie Hall, The Grand Old Opry, The Dorothy Chandler Pavilion and The House of Blues. In addition, they have shared the stage with talented artists such as: Stevie Wonder, Juanita Bynum, Jars of Clay, Mary Mary, Yolanda Adams, Kirk Franklin, Donnie McClurkin, Denise Williams, Mighty Clouds of Joy, Vickie Winans, Luther Vandross, Philip Bailey, Fred Hammond, the Mississippi Mass Choir, Maurice White, Andrae Crouch, Bebe & Cece Winans, Shirley Caesar, James Cleveland, Al Green, Kool and the Gang, Patti LaBelle, Sound of Blackness, Amy Grant, Steve Winwood, Peabo Bryson, Chaka Khan, James Taylor and many more. They have performed for the Governor of the State of Mississippi on several occasions, and were headliners in the "Celebrating a 50 Year Grammy Legacy" event, hosted by Governor Barbour. Melvin, Doug, Henry and their musicians travel around the world with their distinctive Gospel sound, performing to enthusiastic audiences of all ages. When the group is not traveling, they make their homes in Mississippi. They spend their time running their record label and recording music at Terminal Studios, their G

Chicago's St Pauls UCC sings Andrae Crouch's "I'm Gonna Keep on Singin'" and Nancy Pifer with the St Pauls chancel choir sings "The Holy City" by Stephan Adam, words by Frederick Weatherly at the church's annual "How Sweet The Sound" gospel concert. November, 2008.

Mr. O'Neal and his late brother, Edward Vazon O'Neal Jr., began singing gospel at age 12. In 1969, the O'Neals were voted the "World's Greatest Gospel Duo'' by the National Association of Television and Radio Artists. Their duet "Jesus Dropped the Charges'' won them national acclaim in the movie "Say Amen, Somebody'' — a documentary on gospel music pioneer Willa Mae Ford Smith. In 2004, the duo were inducted into the International Gospel Music Hall of Fame alongside CeCe Winans, Donnie McClurkin and other gospel figures. The duo recorded nearly two dozen albums, including some for Leon Russell's record label. During the 1950s, the O'Neal brothers performed in churches around St. Louis. By 1960, they were performing outside the area.They performed nationally at Carnegie Hall, Madison Square Garden and the Kennedy Center, and locally at the Fox Theatre, American Theatre, Powell Symphony Hall, Kiel Auditorium and Westport Playhouse. Oleta Adams Yolanda Adams Rance Allen Vanessa Bell Armstrong Inez Andrews The Blind Boys of Alabama Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir Michael Brooks Kim Burrell Shirley Caesar Byron Cage The Caravans Kurt Carr Steven Curtis Chapman Alvin Chea The Clark Sisters Rev. James Cleveland Cheryl "Coko" Clemons Marcus Cole Commissioned The Crabb Family Beverly Crawford Andrae Crouch Sandra Crouch Montrell Darrett The Davis Sisters Cedric Dent The Dixie Hummingbirds Thomas A. Dorsey Five Blind Boys of Mississippi Kirk Franklin Aretha Franklin Gaither Vocal Band Cassietta George Amy Grant Al Green Bessie Griffin Deitrick Haddon Danniebelle Hall Fred Hammond Edwin Hawkins Tramaine Hawkins Walter Hawkins Israel Houghton Mahalia Jackson Blind Willie Johnson Mitchell Jones John P. Kee Joey Kibble Karima Kibble Mark Kibble Dorothy Love Coates Donald Lawrence Heather Martin Mary Mary Donnie McClurkin Claude V. McKnight III Roberta Martin Men of Standard Mighty Clouds of Joy Mississippi Mass Choir J. Moss Nicole Mullen Martha Munizzi William H. Murphy Aaron Neville