Getting the Jubilee under way on the weekend of May 5^th … it’s the Freemans with a performance recorded in Bristol, Tennessee, back in 1990 titled Bring Back the Good Ole Days.

Then, it’s an encore of the Proclaimers Quartet recording titled Radio Days . . . a re-creation of the old radio DJ show hosted by J. Bazzel Mull, who was assisted by his wife, known simply as “Lady Mull.” Even though they weren’t artists as such, both played significant enough roles in this genre to have been inducted into the Southern Gospel Music Hall of Fame. This is a fun presentation you shouldn’t miss!

On the weekend of April 28^th … the Jubilee leads off with the Whisnants and their 2006 recorded performance titled New Day Dawning. It’s a great hour-long concert that took place at the Calvary Baptist Church in Normal, Illinois and is still available on DVD as well as CD at www.whisnants.com.

Another longtime group that’s still on the road … the McKameys … will round out this evening with their half-hour concert performance dating to 1988, titled Gone To Meetin’ …

On this weekend of April 21st … it’s just one group and one concert … an encore appearance by an historic family group that’s overdue! The year is 1984 and the location is Lafayette, Louisiana. Get ready, as the Hinsons take to the stage . . . with their concert recording titled Lift the Roof Off. After you’ve listened for this hour-and-a-quartet, we think you’ll agree … when the Hinsons are on stage … you will not fall asleep!

On this weekend of April 14th …it’s back to the small community of Winnsboro, Louisiana to listen to Joel, LaBreeska and all the Hemphills and the remainder of their 1983 concert recording titled Louisiana Live.

Then, for the balance of this week’s Jubilee … spend a worshipful hour with Ann Downing. Yes, she’s a member of those Downings who presented so many spirit-filled concerts from those years so long ago. This recording is titled Tell Me Again … LIVE! and dates to 2002.

On the weekend of April 7th … the Jubilee premieres the new Brian Free & Assurance performance recorded at the Oak Tree Studio in Nashville, titled Anything Is Possible. You’ll hear new performances of favorites such as F” and L” and stories by Brian and Bill Shivers. To own a copy of this DVD to see as well as hear again, visit www.brianfreeandassurance.com.

Then you’ll have the opportunity to spend 40 minutes listening to some vintage Anchormen, and a 1992 performance recorded at Johnston Community College in Smithfield, North Carolina. The group at this time consisted of Buddy Cummings, Terry Carter, David Hill, Jeff Chapman, Danny Johnson and Tim Bullins.