For the week of September 30^th … it’s time again to sample new songs coming from many of your favorite artists … on Daniels’ New Music Spotlight! Join him in listening to new sounds from The Perrys, Sisters, Adam Crabb, Greater Vision, Lynda Randle, The Gaither Vocal
Band, and more.

Hear how this music is advancing with variety and a solid Gospel message during this full hour of “nothin’ but the new stuff.”

For more information about Daniel, his activities and to hear the full interviews which are included on his program, visit www.danielbritt.com.

Paul’s Featured Artists on the weekend of July 6^th will be the Driven Quartet, comprised of Jason Funderburk, Chad Smith, Will Lane and Wesley Smith. He’ll visit with all four of these guys and hear some songs from their new CD called Takin’ You There. The CD includes some outstanding remakes of classic songs made popular decades ago by the Cathedrals and other top quartets.

Then, you’ll join Paul in a special visit with the Perrys as they are presently constituted on the road — Bryan Walker, David Ragan (who recently replaced Joseph Habedank) and Leah Page (who’s filling in for Libbi, who’s taking care of Tracy since his stroke in January). You’ll hear why their current “Through The Night” CD has been so timely, how fans are accepting this revised group on the road without Libbi and Tracy, and how these three can see God’s hand of provision at work in helping them through a most difficult time.

Finally . . . this will be the second and final week of the special Gospel Greats National Quartet Convention giveaway. You could win tickets for two for three afternoons and nights at this September’s National Quartet Convention — the final one to be held in Louisville, Kentucky, before moving to Tennessee next year. A hotel room’s included too.

The Gospel Greats web address is www.thegospelgreats.com.

On the weekend of April 27^th, it’s paul’s official Singing News Top 20 Countdown Edition, based on the airplay song popularity chart appearing in the magazine’s May edition.

And, his Featured Artists on this program will be the Perrys. Hear why the songs from their current Through The Night CD — recorded before Tracy Stuffle‘s recent debilitating stroke — are amazingly appropriate for what the Perrys are going through now, especially that title song. You’ll also hear their current chart song and two other new songs of testimony and invitation. You’ll also hear what Libbi Stuffle told the recent Tracy Stuffle benefit concert in Nashville about Tracy’s progress — and why it’s so unusual.

Other guests include Rodney Griffin (writer of two consecutive songs in the Top 20); Lauren Talley (Talleys); Mark Bishop; Susan Jackson (Karen Peck & New River) and Wes Hamption (Gaither Vocal Band).

Finally, on the Headline Update: Remembering George Beverly Shea; Gold City’s new tenor; the Cathedral Family Reunion and more.

The Gospel Greats web address is www.thegospelgreats.com.

Leading off on this weekend of November 20^th, it’s the second half of that 1990 performance by the one and only McGruders … titled Come Fly With Me.

Then …  the second half of this edition of the Jubilee is devoted to the Perrys in a performance which took place at the Fayetteville Community Church in Fayetteville, North Carolina, in 1988, when they were being billed as God’s Little People and Libbi’s brother Randy was still singing with the group.

Wow … the Jubilee lineup is action-packed once again on this weekend of June 16^th … as the clock is turned back to July of 1990 for you to hear 48 minutes from the group known at the time as Little Thunder . . . yes, they are the Perrys, in a concert recorded in the Bessemer Civic Center in Bessemer, Alabama, and titled Live in Alabama.

Then, the Jubilee turns again to the Kingsmen Quartet and the final segment of that much-acclaimed and often voted as the best “live concert” recording ever . . . Live – Naturally!

In case you were wondering … in the year of 1981, the Kingsmen lineup featured Ernie Phillips, Jim Hammill, Wayne Maynard, and Ray Reese with Eldrige Fox joining in as well, and the beloved Anthony Burger at the piano.