Monday, October 30, 2017
Wednesday, July 26, 2017
Down the Road- Pam Davis- Sharp Recording Artist
Down the Road- Pam Davis- Sharp Recording Artist
Pam Davis: born and raised in Indianapolis,Indiana, began her
professional singing career at age 17 she joined a nine-piece band
and
and
recorded two album produced by Wayne Henderson of the Jazz
Crusaders.
Crusaders.
Along a well-traveled road - such as the one that Rosa herself
might have traveled-Pam became tired of living out of living out
of a suitcase.
of a suitcase.
She began to sing only now and then, when she wanted to. With this
play,
play,
Pam makes her acting debut. As she makes preparations to land an
agent,
agent,
she admits: I Kind of like this acting thing."
Hank Jacobs: studies at both the Berkeley School of Music in
Boston
Boston
and the New England Conservatory, along with being under the
watchful
watchful
eye of concert pianist Joseph Taylor, helped shape Hank's jazz/
blues
blues
background. In his early years as a musician, the organ became his
Instrument of choice and it has served him and his listeners well
throughout the San Diego and Boston areas. Now the keyboards take
him musically to the places he wants to go. After
"Travis," two other
"Travis," two other
projects are in the works
including a seven-character, three-act blues piece "Ella
Mae's Blues
Mae's Blues
Room",written by Michael Darrell. The Jacobs-Darrell
duo will also team up for an
upcoming album for Sharp records out of Atlanta, GA
All music was recorded and mixed at NSP Studios in Lynwood, CA
recording, mixing and mastering chores were handled by,
Arthur G. Wright,
who also served as sound engineer and consultant for live
performances
performances
of the show.
Simple Praise-St. Mark Choir No.1- Sharp Recording Artist
Simple Praise-St. Mark Choir No.1- Sharp Recording Artist
Love On It's Way-Tony Sharper, Stanley Brown-Sharp/Sharper Brothers
Love On It's Way-Tony Sharper, Stanley Brown-Sharp/Sharper
Brothers
Brothers
Step by Step-Andrea E. Johnson- Sharper Brothers Recording Artist
Step by Step-Andrea E. Johnson- Sharper Brothers Recording Artist
https://www.amazon.com/Need-You-Andrea-Enlers-Johnson/dp/B06Y52ZSPM/ref=sr_1_fkmr1_1?s=music&ie=UTF8&qid=1501092396&sr=1-1-fkmr1&keywords=Andrea+E.+Johnson-+Sharper+Brothers+Recording+Artist
Can U See-Andrea E. Johnson- Sharper Brothers Recording Artist
Can U See-Andrea E. Johnson- Sharper Brothers Recording Artist
n Your Presence-Joyce Barrett-Sharp Recording Artist
In Your Presence-Joyce Barrett-Sharp Recording Artist
“He’ll Understand” – Joyce Barrett
By Bob Marovich - March 16, 2016 0 17
“He’ll Understand”
Joyce Barrett
Sharper Brothers
www.sharpradiogospelsuperfest.com
Joyce Barrett of Houston, Texas, does some fine old-school singing on “He’ll
Understand,” which on the CD single is credited to other writers, but
presumably for the arrangement—the song is properly attributed to longtime
National Baptist Convention music department leader Lucie Eddie Campbell, who
wrote it in 1933.
Backed by a pumping band and a gospel quartet (with Roy Reed as executive
producer of the single, could the BGVs be labelmates the Zion Jubilees?),
Barrett gives the song an uptempo, quartet style treatment. She repeats the
“Oh, when I come to the end of my journey” verse over and over, and it would
have been ideal to hear the other verses, but nevertheless, she puts the song
in full gear and sells it during the vamp.
The post “He’ll Understand” – Joyce Barrett appeared first on The Journal of
Gospel Music.
Source: Journal Gospel
By Bob Marovich - March 16, 2016 0 17
“He’ll Understand”
Joyce Barrett
Sharper Brothers
www.sharpradiogospelsuperfest.com
Joyce Barrett of Houston, Texas, does some fine old-school singing on “He’ll
Understand,” which on the CD single is credited to other writers, but
presumably for the arrangement—the song is properly attributed to longtime
National Baptist Convention music department leader Lucie Eddie Campbell, who
wrote it in 1933.
Backed by a pumping band and a gospel quartet (with Roy Reed as executive
producer of the single, could the BGVs be labelmates the Zion Jubilees?),
Barrett gives the song an uptempo, quartet style treatment. She repeats the
“Oh, when I come to the end of my journey” verse over and over, and it would
have been ideal to hear the other verses, but nevertheless, she puts the song
in full gear and sells it during the vamp.
The post “He’ll Understand” – Joyce Barrett appeared first on The Journal of
Gospel Music.
Source: Journal Gospel
He Done It All Me-Rev.J C.Jenkins-Sharper Brothers Recording Artist
Rev. J.C. Jenkins Don’t You Forget to Remember Sharp Records www.sharprecordsusa.com
By Bob Marovich lead vocals of Rev. J. C. Jenkins, is a nod to the deep
southern soul quartet sound of the 1970s and 1980s. The major seventh Northern
Soul harmonies combined with Jenkins’ pulpit-hued raspy lead vocals are most
evident on “He’s Done It All for Me,” the opening track on the group’s Sharp
Records album, Don’t You Forget to Remember. The song’s recounting of biblical
miracles establishes the premise that if He did it then, He will do it now. Or,
as Jenkins declares, “God never done nobody wrong.” Leaving one’s troubles at
the doorstep of Jesus is also the theme of “Straighten it Out” and of a funky
remake of the classic gospel quartet handclapper, “Let Me Lean on You.” The
title track is decent, although the more than one minute introduction leaves
the listener wondering at first whether it will be an instrumental track. The
production quality suffers a bit from background hiss, and the simple, stripped
down CD info provides no information on the group other than its national booking
contact info and Reverb Nation website. What we learn at Reverb Nation is that
the quartet hails from Gadsden, Alabama, and that 50 percent of the sales of
the album will go to the charity Keep a Child Alive. One thing is for sure:
these guys can sing. Don’t You Forget to Remember is reminiscent of the 1970s
and 1980s DIY projects that gave quartets like the Sounds of Joy an aural
business card to promote their live programs and radio appearances. Three of
Five Stars Pick: “He’s Done It All For Me” https://www.amazon.com/Dont-forget-Remember-Jenkins-Company/dp/B06Y52965Z/ref=sr_1_1?s=dmusic&ie=UTF8&qid=1501089776&sr=8-1&keywords=Rev.+J.+C.+Jenkins+%26+Company
By Bob Marovich lead vocals of Rev. J. C. Jenkins, is a nod to the deep
southern soul quartet sound of the 1970s and 1980s. The major seventh Northern
Soul harmonies combined with Jenkins’ pulpit-hued raspy lead vocals are most
evident on “He’s Done It All for Me,” the opening track on the group’s Sharp
Records album, Don’t You Forget to Remember. The song’s recounting of biblical
miracles establishes the premise that if He did it then, He will do it now. Or,
as Jenkins declares, “God never done nobody wrong.” Leaving one’s troubles at
the doorstep of Jesus is also the theme of “Straighten it Out” and of a funky
remake of the classic gospel quartet handclapper, “Let Me Lean on You.” The
title track is decent, although the more than one minute introduction leaves
the listener wondering at first whether it will be an instrumental track. The
production quality suffers a bit from background hiss, and the simple, stripped
down CD info provides no information on the group other than its national booking
contact info and Reverb Nation website. What we learn at Reverb Nation is that
the quartet hails from Gadsden, Alabama, and that 50 percent of the sales of
the album will go to the charity Keep a Child Alive. One thing is for sure:
these guys can sing. Don’t You Forget to Remember is reminiscent of the 1970s
and 1980s DIY projects that gave quartets like the Sounds of Joy an aural
business card to promote their live programs and radio appearances. Three of
Five Stars Pick: “He’s Done It All For Me” https://www.amazon.com/Dont-forget-Remember-Jenkins-Company/dp/B06Y52965Z/ref=sr_1_1?s=dmusic&ie=UTF8&qid=1501089776&sr=8-1&keywords=Rev.+J.+C.+Jenkins+%26+Company
Special Way - Real Life - Sharper Brothers Recording Artist
Special Way - Real Life - Sharper Brothers Recording Artist
The Powerful Sound of Tony Sharper LPH-TBS Record-jazz funk
The Powerful Sound of Tony Sharper LPH-TBS Record-jazz funk
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00GJCB1X8/ref=dm_ws_tlw_trk1
The Powerful Sound of Tony SharperLPH-TBS Record-jazz funk
The Powerful Sound of Tony SharperLPH-TBS Record-jazz funk
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00GJCB1X8/ref=dm_ws_tlw_trk1
Everyman Need a Hustle - Shaka Zu - Sharper Brothers Recording Artist
Everyman Need a Hustle - Shaka Zu - Sharper Brothers Recording
Artist
Artist
https://www.amazon.com/best-Sharp-Hip-Hop-3/dp/B0007N2IAU/ref=sr_1_fkmr0_4?s=music&ie=UTF8&qid=1501084670&sr=1-4-fkmr0&keywords=sharp+hip-hop+vols3
http://www.allmusic.com/album/sharp-records-various-hip-hop-vol-3-mw0002505893
Renegade- Jak Frost- Sharper Brothers Recording Artist
Renegade- Jak Frost- Sharper Brothers Recording Artist
https://www.amazon.com/Renegade-Jak-Frost/dp/B00GNLOX7Q/ref=sr_1_1?s=music&ie=UTF8&qid=1501082108&sr=1-1&keywords=jak+frost
http://us.napster.com/artist/jak-frost/album/renegade/track/renegade
http://rippletunes.com/album/jak-frost/renegade-single/1181947934/t0
Fisherman- Favour- Sharper Brothers Recording
Fisherman - FAVOUR
Sharper Brothers Records
www.sharpradiogospelsuperfest.com
By Bob Marovich
On Fisherman, their six-track EP, Detroit quartet Favour is all
about getting you ready…for your blessings, for a miracle, and for the day
Jesus returns.
about getting you ready…for your blessings, for a miracle, and for the day
Jesus returns.
Favour is a sweet-singing quartet with the smoothness of Atlantic
Starr and the Manhattans, though Shawn Upshaw’s lead vocal incorporates
traditional gospel techniques. So do the lyrics, which fit squarely in the
quartet mode of preaching, teaching, and in Favour case, preparing.
Starr and the Manhattans, though Shawn Upshaw’s lead vocal incorporates
traditional gospel techniques. So do the lyrics, which fit squarely in the
quartet mode of preaching, teaching, and in Favour case, preparing.
Indeed, two songs telegraph preparation in their titles: “Better
Be Ready” and “Things are Gonna Happen.” And in “How I Know,” the group sings
that the miracles of the Bible days can still happen today, and it can happen
to you, so be on the lookout. “Things Are Gonna Happen” encourages listeners to
keep the possibility of miracles top of mind as a balm against the onslaught of
today’s tragedies.
Be Ready” and “Things are Gonna Happen.” And in “How I Know,” the group sings
that the miracles of the Bible days can still happen today, and it can happen
to you, so be on the lookout. “Things Are Gonna Happen” encourages listeners to
keep the possibility of miracles top of mind as a balm against the onslaught of
today’s tragedies.
The title track sets the group’s Soul Train-sweet mood from the
start. Jesus makes his disciples fishers of men in “Fisherman,” and, by
extension, anyone seeking discipleship today. But following Christ, sings
Favour, means adopting Christian values of love, not hate. We need to
live, not kill.
start. Jesus makes his disciples fishers of men in “Fisherman,” and, by
extension, anyone seeking discipleship today. But following Christ, sings
Favour, means adopting Christian values of love, not hate. We need to
live, not kill.
Group manager, songwriter, arranger, and baritone Byron Brown
gives the EP a crisp production, though it would have been even better
with less electronic drums and synth, which at times take away from the
serenity of the harmonies. It would be fascinating to hear Favour sing a
cappella.
gives the EP a crisp production, though it would have been even better
with less electronic drums and synth, which at times take away from the
serenity of the harmonies. It would be fascinating to hear Favour sing a
cappella.
The group, which formed just a few years ago, consists of Brown,
Upshaw, William Banks, and Jimmie Blee Palmer, with Derrick Maclin on bass
guitar.
Upshaw, William Banks, and Jimmie Blee Palmer, with Derrick Maclin on bass
guitar.
http://www.numberonemusic.com/sharprecordinc/song/554722-Fisherman
https://www.amazon.com/Fisherman-Favour/dp/B06Y51CX2B/ref=sr_1_12?s=music&ie=UTF8&qid=1501077316&sr=1-12&keywords=Favour
https://play.google.com/store/music/album/Favour_Fisherman?id=Bcz2tuxegr66qkiiq3odxodjndu
https://play.spotify.com/album/5SsWs8CCclOEDpDoxs9szv
Lift Jesus Up -Brother Calvin Woods / Company-Sharp Record Recording Artist
Lift Jesus Up -Brother Calvin Woods / Company-Sharp Record
Recording Artist
Recording Artist
Lift Jesus Up -Brother Calvin Woods / Company-Sharp Record
Recording Artist
Recording Artist
http://www.numberonemusic.com/charts?country_id=225&state_id=11&genre_id=91&geo=local&my=0&query=&page=3&song_id=655117
https://www.amazon.com/Morning-Brother-Calvin-Woods-Company/dp/B073LF8CBS/ref=sr_1_1?s=music&ie=UTF8&qid=1501076031&sr=1-1&keywords=brother+calvin+woods
Belly of the Beast-2 Nativ -Sharper Brothers Record Recording Artist
https://www.amazon.com/Belly-Beast-2-Nativ/dp/B01MSTMCQV/ref=sr_1_1?s=dmusic&ie=UTF8&qid=1488459956&sr=1-1-mp3-albums-bar-strip-0&keywords=2+Nativ
https://play.google.com/store/music/album/2_Nativ_Belly_of_The_Beast?id=Bmyahxtp2htkyubj3xom7x4evy4
http://us.napster.com/artist/2-nativ/album/belly-of-the-beast
https://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/2-nativ/id521975383
Belly of the Beast-2 Nativ -Sharper Brothers Record Recording
Artist
Artist
https://play.google.com/store/music/album/2_Nativ_Belly_of_The_Beast?id=Bmyahxtp2htkyubj3xom7x4evy4
Belly of the Beast-Sharper Brothers Record Recording Artist
https://www.amazon.com/Belly-Beast-2-Nativ/dp/B01MSTMCQV/ref=sr_1_1?s=dmusic&ie=UTF8&qid=1488459956&sr=1-1-mp3-albums-bar-strip-0&keywords=2+Nativ
Birds -Satin Pierce-Sharper Brothers Record Recording Artist
https://soundcloud.com/sharprecords/birds
Birds -Satin Pierce-Sharper Brothers Record Recording Artist
http://www.numberonemusic.com/charts?country_id=225&state_id=11&genre_id=47&geo=local&my=0&query=&page=6&song_id=588752
https://www.reverbnation.com/satinpiercelouisiana
https://www.wantitall.co.za/music/wonderful-feeling__b008ewnp7q
http://www.allmusic.com/album/wonderful-feeling-ep-mw0002506077
https://www.facebook.com/Satin-Pierce-1822986361260702/
https://www.amazon.com/Wonderful-Feeling-Satin-Pierce/dp/B008EWNP7Q/ref=sr_1_1?s=music&ie=UTF8&qid=1488460876&sr=1-1&keywords=Satin+Pierce
Birds -Satin Pierce-Sharper Brothers Record Recording Artist
Birds -Satin Pierce-Sharper Brothers Record Recording Artist
http://www.numberonemusic.com/charts?country_id=225&state_id=11&genre_id=47&geo=local&my=0&query=&page=6&song_id=588752
https://www.reverbnation.com/satinpiercelouisiana
https://www.wantitall.co.za/music/wonderful-feeling__b008ewnp7q
http://www.allmusic.com/album/wonderful-feeling-ep-mw0002506077
https://www.facebook.com/Satin-Pierce-1822986361260702/
https://www.amazon.com/Wonderful-Feeling-Satin-Pierce/dp/B008EWNP7Q/ref=sr_1_1?s=music&ie=UTF8&qid=1488460876&sr=1-1&keywords=Satin+Pierce
Twist That Thing- McArthur Jordan - Sharp Record Recording Artist
https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/sharplph/episodes/2017-07-26T04_03_49-07_00
Twist That Thing- McArthur Jordan - Sharp Record Recording Artist
http://www.numberonemusic.com/charts?country_id=225&state_id=11&genre_id=20&geo=local&my=0&query=&page=4&song_id=554747
https://www.amazon.com/Twist-that-thing-McArthur-Jordan/dp/B06Y5F5MQY/ref=sr_1_1?s=music&ie=UTF8&qid=1501066315&sr=1-1&keywords=twist+that+thing
https://www.emusic.com/album/6371931/Mc-Arthur-Jordan/Twist-That
https://play.google.com/store/music/album/McArthur_Jordan_Twist_That?id=Bqh4zoar64vfxls457psgejldny
https://www.reverbnation.com/mcarthurjordangeorgia
https://play.spotify.com/album/65lM0rwYZcJ5tlH5rGgm0A
https://www.wantitall.co.za/music/twist-that__b000edwwcm
http://rippletunes.com/album/mcarthur-jordan/twist-that/795026851/t0
http://www.numberonemusic.com/sharprecordinc/song/554747-Twist-That
You Just Switch Too Much- Strike -Sharp Record
You Just Switch Too Much- Strike -Sharp Record
Emmett Foster on the matter of YOU JUST SWITCH TOO MUCH
AFTER WATCHING FRIEND WALKING DOWN THE STREET,
I was inspired to write in the content on how she had been,
although
although
natural just seemed a little more than normal, the idea came you
just
just
switch too much thus, after leaving services that day I played and
wrote the
wrote the
project prepared for recording this great song.
on the tune I'm zooming for your love this tune also its beginning
comes
comes
from someone I thought to pursue and did succeed in making my
intentions.
intentions.
I had wrote and song this just happen to fit tracks I heard and
behold those
behold those
tracks and my song were married.
Tuesday, July 25, 2017
Find A New Lover- Stanley Brown - Sharper Brothers Record Recording Artist
Find A New Lover- Stanley Brown - Sharper Brothers Record Recording
Artist
Artist
http://www.numberonemusic.com/charts?country_id=225&state_id=11&genre_id=59&geo=local&my=0&query=&page=1&song_id=554754
http://us.napster.com/artist/various-artists/album/special-nite/track/special-nite
http://rippletunes.com/album/stanley-brown/special-nite-single/1182019670/t0
https://www.amazon.com/Special-Nite-Stanley-Sugarman-Brown/dp/B01A4TLRF8/ref=sr_1_8?s=music&ie=UTF8&qid=1488453327&sr=1-8&keywords=Stanley+Brown
https://play.spotify.com/artist/1ee1Xsm35rWssELVGgIqf3
https://themusic.today/release/best-of-stanley-sugarman-brown-youngstown-special-nite-single/7456745
You Just Switch Too Much- Strike -Sharp Record
You Just Switch Too Much- Strike -Sharp Record
Emmett Foster on the matter of YOU JUST SWITCH TOO MUCH
AFTER WATCHING FRIEND WALKING DOWN THE STREET,
I was inspired to write in the content on how she had been,
although
although
natural just seemed a little more than normal, the idea came you
just
just
switch too much thus, after leaving services that day I played and
wrote the
wrote the
project prepared for recording this great song.
on the tune I'm zooming for your love this tune also its beginning
comes
comes
from someone I thought to pursue and did succeed in making my
intentions.
intentions.
I had wrote and song this just happen to fit tracks I heard and
behold those
behold those
tracks and my song were married.
What Shall It Take - The Mckee Choir - Sharp Record Recording Artist
What Shall
It Take - The Mckee Choir - Sharp Record Recording Artist
It Take - The Mckee Choir - Sharp Record Recording Artist
https://www.amazon.com/What-Shall-Take-Live-Recording/dp/B06Y59Q4NK/ref=sr_1_2?s=music&ie=UTF8&qid=1501011428&sr=1-2&keywords=the+mckee+choir
http://journalofgospelmusic.com/reviews-2/the-mckee-choir-what-shall-it-take/
http://www.numberonemusic.com/charts?country_id=225&state_id=11&genre_id=5&geo=local&my=0&query=&page=2&song_id=602724
The Mckee
Choir
Choir
What Shall
It Take
It Take
Sharp
Records
Records
By Bob
Marovich for The Black Gospel Blog
Marovich for The Black Gospel Blog
Named for
Rev. James E. Mckee, the Mckee Choir was organized several years ago by Ulannie
“Link” Brewer. The choir’s album, What Shall It Take, was recorded at its
home church of Dunham Temple CME in Greenwood, South Carolina, where Rev. Mckee
is pastor.
Rev. James E. Mckee, the Mckee Choir was organized several years ago by Ulannie
“Link” Brewer. The choir’s album, What Shall It Take, was recorded at its
home church of Dunham Temple CME in Greenwood, South Carolina, where Rev. Mckee
is pastor.
The album
is reminiscent of the self-produced church choir recordings that proliferated
in the 1970s and 1980s. The 36-member Mckee Choir is a decent group with
an above average, albeit uncredited, female lead vocalist whose intense vocal
especially shines on the title track and “Try Jesus.”
is reminiscent of the self-produced church choir recordings that proliferated
in the 1970s and 1980s. The 36-member Mckee Choir is a decent group with
an above average, albeit uncredited, female lead vocalist whose intense vocal
especially shines on the title track and “Try Jesus.”
Contemporary
gospel music is the choir’s sweet spot, though it does deliver an up-tempo
hand-clapper with “The Lord is Blessing You.” The title track is the
album’s finest moment. A balladic altar call, the choir and soulful lead
ask, “What shall it take / How long will you continue to wait / Jesus is
calling you right now.”
gospel music is the choir’s sweet spot, though it does deliver an up-tempo
hand-clapper with “The Lord is Blessing You.” The title track is the
album’s finest moment. A balladic altar call, the choir and soulful lead
ask, “What shall it take / How long will you continue to wait / Jesus is
calling you right now.”
The funky
musicians add greatly to the group’s contemporary flair, and while the synth
player is good, the choir would sound even better without synth and ‘80s
electric piano riffs. This particular adornment is standard in gospel
these days, but when it comes right down to it, organ, acoustic piano, guitar,
bass, and drums are the main ingredients for a good gospel album (although brass
adds a dramatic touch). Beyond that, the music can either overwhelm the
singers it is supposed to support or is so synthetic that it is anachronistic.
musicians add greatly to the group’s contemporary flair, and while the synth
player is good, the choir would sound even better without synth and ‘80s
electric piano riffs. This particular adornment is standard in gospel
these days, but when it comes right down to it, organ, acoustic piano, guitar,
bass, and drums are the main ingredients for a good gospel album (although brass
adds a dramatic touch). Beyond that, the music can either overwhelm the
singers it is supposed to support or is so synthetic that it is anachronistic.
Nevertheless,
the Mckee Choir members put their heart and soul into their singing on this
album and undoubtedly provide Dunham Temple with lively worship services.
the Mckee Choir members put their heart and soul into their singing on this
album and undoubtedly provide Dunham Temple with lively worship services.
In The Mix-Foxy Lady- Sharp Record Recording Artist
http://www.numberonemusic.com/sharprecordinc/song/566275-Foxy-Lady
https://www.amazon.com/Foxy-Lady-Mix/dp/B00GNLOX6W/ref=tmm_acd_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1501008998&sr=1-1-fkmr0
https://www.amazon.com/Foxy-Lady-Mix/dp/B00GNLOX6W/ref=tmm_acd_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1501008998&sr=1-1-fkmr0
Fire It Up - Big Daddy EK / Fuzzy 2 Face / Sharp Record Recording
https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/sharplph/episodes/2017-07-25T07_48_46-07_00
http://www.numberonemusic.com/charts?country_id=225&state_id=11&genre_id=5&geo=local&my=0&query=&page=3&song_id=653262
https://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/big-daddy-ek-fuzzy-2-face/id397291798
Introducing Johnny*L.Garnett Jr, Willie S. Clarkson Jr. their expression rather it be negative or positive
the ability to express their thoughts through Lyrics is a
God given Gift. The negative view points are what we as human, experience on a daily life long duration
being able to put it in the music form that is true Art. Since they were young boys growing up they were always surrounded by music, rather it was Rock & Roll,Hip Hop or Blues growing up in the hood this is a GREAT sound of BIG DADDYEK AND FUZZY 2 FACE BRINGING THE PAST TO TODAY AND NOT TRASH, 2016 THE NEW SOUND OF FIRE IT UP.THANK YOU RADIO STATION FOR YOUR SUPPORTHold Me Tonight-Valorie Belk - Sharp Record Recording Artist
Hold Me Tonight-Valorie Belk - Sharp Record Recording Artist http://www.numberonemusic.com/charts?country_id=225&state_id=11&genre_id=9&geo=local&my=0&query=&page=2&song_id=559343 https://itunes.apple.com/ke/album/closet-woman/id795032949 To all the wonderful fans of Blues music, we have an artist you're truly going to enjoy. from sharp Records Blues Division, her name is Valorie Belk from Atlanta, GA. She would like to share something with you, in her own words. I would like to give thanks to my fans, and musicians for giving me A Great product. Special thanks to Sharp Records for their support, and the hard work to make this great Blues album. |
Don't Care No More - Southern Cross - Sharp Recording Artist
Don't Care No More -
Southern Cross - Sharp Recording Artist
Southern Cross - Sharp Recording Artist
The Rock Group Southern Cross has
certainly earned the right to be called a American band, The Group was formed
in Atlanta, Ga Growing up in the south they were Influenced by such Band as
Lynyrd Skynyrd, The Allman Brothers,and many others.
certainly earned the right to be called a American band, The Group was formed
in Atlanta, Ga Growing up in the south they were Influenced by such Band as
Lynyrd Skynyrd, The Allman Brothers,and many others.
Southern bands they set off to
pursue
pursue
their life Long dream performing a
Southern Rock Band of their own, Sharp feel if there ever was a rock Band that
will kick Butt that is Southern Cross.
Southern Rock Band of their own, Sharp feel if there ever was a rock Band that
will kick Butt that is Southern Cross.
Rev. Dr. B. Nelson Little is a recording Artist on Sharper Brothers Records Inc. USA
https://www.numberonemusic.com/sharprecordinc/song/559071-My-My-My-The-Lords-Been-Good-To-Me
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Rev. Dr. B. Nelson Little is a recording Artist and is President
of Sharper Brothers Records Inc. USA
Rev. Dr. Little, come to Sharper Brothers Record, as a versatile visionary,
Pastor, Leader, Musician, songwriter, Preacher, and Teacher. As a Pastor,
President Little, has Pastored, The Galilee Baptist Church, one of the 9
Churches burned by arsonist in February 2006, in rural Alabama, and also
oversee another rural Church , New Fellowship Baptist Church in Tisheebee, AL,
As a leader President Little has served as Vice Moderator of the Northbound
Bethlehem District, and secretary for the New Era Progressive Baptist State
Conversation of Alabama, President Little, has led his Church to be the only
dual alliance church
In the Pickens Baptist Association in rural west Alabama
Where President Little on race relationships, ministering in the Federal Women
Prison, Church Planting, and many evangelism outreaches, and missions venture.
President Little is a native of Sumter County, (Panola, AL). He attended ASU,
where he was a part of the Mighty Marching Hornets Band, Kappa Kappa Psi, Phi
Beta Sigma Inc., SGA, F & A Masons. President Little has attended, Seminary
at Samford, Hamilton and American Baptist Theological Seminary. President
Little , is a Conference speaker, revivalist, and article writer, he is married
to Sis. Barbara and the father of Jasmine.
Dear Rev. Bob Little
& The Soulfulaires,
We are pleased to inform you that, upon initial review by our judging panel,
your music submission ‘Turning Point’ has been officially nominated for the
June 2017 Akademia Music Award in your category. There were hundreds of
submissions to consider, so it is a great accomplishment to advance to this
stage. Winners in each category will be notified by email before midnight
(Pacific Standard Time) on Awards Day June 15th.
Congratulations on reaching this stage! We wish you good luck and look forward
to announcing the results in a few short days.
& The Soulfulaires,
We are pleased to inform you that, upon initial review by our judging panel,
your music submission ‘Turning Point’ has been officially nominated for the
June 2017 Akademia Music Award in your category. There were hundreds of
submissions to consider, so it is a great accomplishment to advance to this
stage. Winners in each category will be notified by email before midnight
(Pacific Standard Time) on Awards Day June 15th.
Congratulations on reaching this stage! We wish you good luck and look forward
to announcing the results in a few short days.
Kind Regards,
The Akademia Team
Monday, July 24, 2017
By
Bob Marovich
Don’t
let the flagrant typo on the cover and CD scare you away. This is a case when
the book should not be judged by its cover.
As
they demonstrate on their new Sharp Records CD, Come Too Far, The Golden
Crowns of Louisville, Kentucky, are as good as any of the popular recording
quartets on the road today. Their harmonies are tight, the lead singing
crackles with emotion, the band is strong, though the use of synth in this and
any gospel quartet, regardless of the talent of the player, results in a
polyester sound that pulls from, rather than enhances, the music’s
authenticity.
Nevertheless,
the seven-track EP opens powerfully with the title cut, a crowd-grabbing drive
selection led by the shouting vocals of lead singer Howard McFadden Jr. Riffing
on the “come too far” motive, “Come a Long Way” is sung with plaintive passion.
Other selections traverse similarly traditional quartet territory, interjecting
classic gospel clauses and phrases in songs about gratitude (“Everything I
Have”), mother gone home (“Waiting and Watching”), and the day of one’s
salvation (“Since I Met Jesus”).
The
Golden Crowns give the chestnut, “Where Shall I Be” (aka “Where Shall I Be When
the Last Trumpet Sounds”) a smooth reading, suggesting the calm confidence of
those who are spiritually prepared for the end of days.
The
group’s professionalism is explained during the introduction to a multi-song
retrospective simply called “The Medley.” Here we learn that the Golden Crowns
go back 77 years, first organized in Bowling Green, Kentucky, as the Shanklin
Brothers.
According
to the latest edition of The Gospel Discography, the Golden Crowns made
one 45 each for the Wonderful and BJ labels. Seventy-seven years is a long time
to be on the gospel highway, but here’s hoping that the group’s new CD attracts
the attention of those who can take them the next mile of the way.
Three of Five Stars
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The Golden Crowns of Louisville, KY
Come Too Far
Sharp Records
www.reverbnation.com/thegoldencrowns
By Bob Marovich
Don’t let the flagrant typo on the cover and CD scare you away. This is a case when the book should not be judged by its cover.
As they demonstrate on their new Sharp Records CD, Come Too Far, The Golden Crowns of Louisville, Kentucky, are as good as any of the popular recording quartets on the road today. Their harmonies are tight, the lead singing crackles with emotion, the band is strong, though the use of synth in this and any gospel quartet, regardless of the talent of the player, results in a polyester sound that pulls from, rather than enhances, the music’s authenticity.
Nevertheless, the seven-track EP opens powerfully with the title cut, a crowd-grabbing drive selection led by the shouting vocals of lead singer Howard McFadden Jr. Riffing on the “come too far” motive, “Come a Long Way” is sung with plaintive passion. Other selections traverse similarly traditional quartet territory, interjecting classic gospel clauses and phrases in songs about gratitude (“Everything I Have”), mother gone home (“Waiting and Watching”), and the day of one’s salvation (“Since I Met Jesus”).
The Golden Crowns give the chestnut, “Where Shall I Be” (aka “Where Shall I Be When the Last Trumpet Sounds”) a smooth reading, suggesting the calm confidence of those who are spiritually prepared for the end of days.
The group’s professionalism is explained during the introduction to a multi-song retrospective simply called “The Medley.” Here we learn that the Golden Crowns go back 77 years, first organized in Bowling Green, Kentucky, as the Shanklin Brothers.
According to the latest edition of The Gospel Discography, the Golden Crowns made one 45 each for the Wonderful and BJ labels. Seventy-seven years is a long time to be on the gospel highway, but here’s hoping that the group’s new CD attracts the attention of those who can take them the next mile of the way.
Three of Five Stars
Come Too Far
Sharp Records
www.reverbnation.com/thegoldencrowns
By Bob Marovich
Don’t let the flagrant typo on the cover and CD scare you away. This is a case when the book should not be judged by its cover.
As they demonstrate on their new Sharp Records CD, Come Too Far, The Golden Crowns of Louisville, Kentucky, are as good as any of the popular recording quartets on the road today. Their harmonies are tight, the lead singing crackles with emotion, the band is strong, though the use of synth in this and any gospel quartet, regardless of the talent of the player, results in a polyester sound that pulls from, rather than enhances, the music’s authenticity.
Nevertheless, the seven-track EP opens powerfully with the title cut, a crowd-grabbing drive selection led by the shouting vocals of lead singer Howard McFadden Jr. Riffing on the “come too far” motive, “Come a Long Way” is sung with plaintive passion. Other selections traverse similarly traditional quartet territory, interjecting classic gospel clauses and phrases in songs about gratitude (“Everything I Have”), mother gone home (“Waiting and Watching”), and the day of one’s salvation (“Since I Met Jesus”).
The Golden Crowns give the chestnut, “Where Shall I Be” (aka “Where Shall I Be When the Last Trumpet Sounds”) a smooth reading, suggesting the calm confidence of those who are spiritually prepared for the end of days.
The group’s professionalism is explained during the introduction to a multi-song retrospective simply called “The Medley.” Here we learn that the Golden Crowns go back 77 years, first organized in Bowling Green, Kentucky, as the Shanklin Brothers.
According to the latest edition of The Gospel Discography, the Golden Crowns made one 45 each for the Wonderful and BJ labels. Seventy-seven years is a long time to be on the gospel highway, but here’s hoping that the group’s new CD attracts the attention of those who can take them the next mile of the way.
Three of Five Stars
Pam Davis: - Ancient of Days-Sharp Record Recording Artist
Pam Davis: born and raised in Indianapolis,Indiana,
began her
began her
professional singing career at age
17 she joined a nine-piece band and
17 she joined a nine-piece band and
recorded two album produced by Wayne
Henderson of the Jazz Crusaders.
Henderson of the Jazz Crusaders.
Along a well-traveled road - such as
the one that Rosa herself
the one that Rosa herself
might have traveled-Pam became tired
of living out of living out of a suitcase.
of living out of living out of a suitcase.
She began to sing only now and then,
when she wanted to. With this play,
when she wanted to. With this play,
Pam makes her acting debut. As she
makes preparations to land an agent,
makes preparations to land an agent,
she admits: I Kind of like this
acting thing."
acting thing."
Hank Jacobs: studies at both the
Berkeley School of Music in Boston
Berkeley School of Music in Boston
and the New England Conservatory,
along with being under the watchful
along with being under the watchful
eye of concert pianist Joseph
Taylor, helped shape Hank's jazz/ blues
Taylor, helped shape Hank's jazz/ blues
background. In his early years as a
musician, the organ became his
musician, the organ became his
Instrument of choice and it has
served him and his listeners well
served him and his listeners well
throughout the San Diego and Boston
areas. Now the keyboards take
areas. Now the keyboards take
him musically to the places he wants
to go. After "Travis," two other
to go. After "Travis," two other
projects are in the works
including a seven-character,
three-act blues piece "Ella Mae's Blues
three-act blues piece "Ella Mae's Blues
Room",written by Michael
Darrell. The Jacobs-Darrell
Darrell. The Jacobs-Darrell
duo will also team up for an
upcoming album for Sharp records out
of Atlanta, GA
of Atlanta, GA
All music was recorded and mixed at
NSP Studios in Lynwood, CA
NSP Studios in Lynwood, CA
recording, mixing and mastering
chores were handled by,
chores were handled by,
Arthur G. Wright,
who also served as sound engineer
and consultant for live performances
and consultant for live performances
of the show.
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Tony believes that the message in his music and
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