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Don Moen: The American MOR veteranThose brethren of more radical or jaded music palates may dismiss the smooth easy listening praise of Integrity Music's DON MOEN as too safe. But for a generation, his smooth as silk praise and worship concoctions are a mighty blessing. Mike Rimmer spoke to the American MOR veteran. [01.02.97]
Alvin Slaughter: Revive us againMoving in the same musical synthesis as Ron Kenoly, fusing white congregational praise to black traditional gospel, ALVIN SLAUGHTER has risen to prominence. He spoke to Pippa Rimmer. [01.02.97]
Viola: The Swedish songstress with her second albumMinistries don't come more international than that of Swedish-born, Hawaii-based VIOLA who in April sees a truly anointed second album released. Tony Cummings reports. [01.02.97]
Kensington Temple: The London church that is the largest in BritainLondon's KENSINGTON TEMPLE is the largest church in Britain. Their two live worship albums for Kingsway have both been good sellers. The head of the Worship Department at KT, Richard Lewis, spoke to George Luke. [01.02.97]
Noel Richards: A song-by-song rundown of his 'Dangerous People' albumWorship maestro NOEL RICHARDS talks us through the tracks on his new album [01.02.97]
Maranatha The New Jesus Music: Maranatha Comes Of AgeLet's be perfectly frank. It's been years since the news that Maranatha! Music have got a new worship album out would create much excitement. But the new album in the MARANATHA THE NEW JESUS MUSIC series is a stone classic. Mike Rimmer reports. [01.02.97]
Matt Redman: Passionate for his nameOne of the leaders of the 'new wave of worship' effecting Britain's churches, MATT REDMAN, spoke at length to Steve Cox. [01.02.97]Many Shades Of Worship: Where is worship heading
Never have there been so many sounds and styles of worship. Tony Cummings looks at its diversity and talks to some of the major praise and worship practitioners. [01.02.97]
Donnie McClurkin: Amityville BlessingGospel luminaries Andrae Crouch and Marvin Winans guest on the hot new album by DONNIE McCLURKIN. George Luke met the bright new singing star. [01.02.97]
Steve Apirana: The Maori bluesmanThere's nothing run-of-the-mill about STEVE APIRANA. The former street kid from Christchurch made his way with retro cover band the Velvettes and is now one of the best of the new wave of cutting edge singer/songwriters. He spoke to Kimberley Ware. [01.02.97]
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