Leading off this weekend of March 31st … the Jubilee features a concert recording that is now nearly 12 years old, which we think is a little hard to believe. It’s the Hoppers Shoutin’ Time performance, released in July of 2000.

Today, it’s still the same family group goin’ strong with no indication of slowing down. Has their sound changed over these 12 years? If so, how? Send us an E-mail with your thoughts.

Then … the remainder of the evening originates from the small community of Winnsboro, Louisiana. However, there’s nothing small about the performance you’ll hear. From 1983, it’s the Hemphills and the first portion of their concert recording titled Louisiana Live . . .

On the weekend of March 24^th & 25^th … the Jubilee time period will be occupied by encores of Part Two of enLighten’s exclusive presentation of performances from the 2011 James D. Vaughan Festival in Lawrenceburg, Tennessee. See above for details!

For the weekend of March 17^th … the Jubilee is devoted to performances from the Fall of 2011.

The evening leads off with several selections from a double-CD set of Gospel favorites recorded by Ernie Haase & Signature Sound recorded in California during performances there.

Then, it’s back to September and a full hour of performances on the stage in Freedom Hall at the Kentucky Expo Center during the 2011 National Quartet Convention … during which you’ll hear from 14 of the present-day top names in Southern Gospel music.

NOTE: During the Jubilee’s time period next weekend, you’ll hear an encore of Part Two of enLighten’s exclusive presentation of performances at the 2011 James D. Vaughan Festival in Lawrenceburg, Tennessee.

On the weekend of March 10^th & 11^th … the Jubilee time period will be occupied by encores of Part Oneof enLighten’s exclusive presentation of performances from the 2011 James D. Vaughan Festival in Lawrenceburg, Tennessee. See above for details!

Coming on the weekend of March 3rd, the evening leads off with what is billed as A Sensational Spencer Concert … so named because it features not only the Kevin Spencer & Friends trio, but Kevin’s parents as well … longtime Gospel singing favorites, Barbara and J. B. Spencer.

Then, it’s a performance from 20 or more years ago by longtime Gospel singer and evangelist Quinton Mills . . . who you’ll hear introduced at the beginning of this concert as “the Indian from North Carolina.” It takes place in Dayton, Ohio, and is titled Live … Uprising.