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Take 6: America's top harmonisers talk about the advent of acapella TAKE 6 were in Britain this month and have a third album in the racks. James Attlee and Tony Cummings examine the rise and rise of the acapella gospel sextet, voted best Jazz Vocal Group in America. [01.12.91]
Touched By A Song: "Your Love Broke Through" by Keith Green, Todd Fishking, Randy StonehillLorraine Poulton tells how a Jesus music classic affected her life. [01.12.91]
Iona: The Celtic music band talk about the inspiration of an 8th century illuminated BibleKerry Cole spoke to the co-founder of IONA, David Fitzgerald, about the group's 'Book Of Kells' album. [01.12.91]
Lumen Christi: A Midlands-based R&B gospel group with a mainstream Christmas singlePeter Jennings spoke to Bobby Wood, the leader of R&B gospel team LUMEN CHRISTI [01.12.91]
Adrian Snell: Charting the singer's tour of the Baltic StatesADRIAN SNELL with an East German choir took his 'Alpha And Omega' musical into the Baltic States in August. Tony Cummings and Jonathan Day report. [01.12.91]
Ashley Cleveland: The raunchy-voiced rock singer with a serious spiritual messageHer debut album 'Big Town' on Atlantic Records has already won ASHLEY CLEVELAND a great deal of critical acclaim. America's ACM Journal spoke to the talented 'new' singer/ songwriter. [01.12.91]
The River Thieves: From grassroots obscurity to Greenbelt mainstageTHE RIVER THIEVES are a band clearly making waves on the wider musical pond. Tony Cummings spoke to their singer Tim Sherrington. [01.12.91]
Marilla Ness: How a 50 year old housewife became Catholic music's biggest starMARILLA NESS is a singer of praise and worship songs who is helping to further break down the divide between Protestant and Catholic Christians. Tony Cummings spoke to her at her Cheshire home. [01.12.91]
Galactic Cowboys: The hard rocking unit from Houston, TexasBy all ear-witness accounts the GALACTIC COWBOYS were the loudest band ever to play Greenbelt. 57 on the scale when the legal limit' is 40; James Attlee looks at the band with the line in window-shattering rock. [01.10.91]
Black Umfolosi: Fast-rising stars of Zimbabwe's Ndebele musicMike Fearon tracked down the Zimbabwean group BLACK UMFOLOSI in South London. [01.10.91]
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