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Steve Miller: the author debating contemporary Christian musicThe newly published book The Contemporary Christian Music Debate' by STEVE MILLER has already attracted rave reviews. Cross Rhythms enthused that it was "the most important work published on the subject of music for decades." But who is its author and what made a divinity professor from Georgia spend years researching the development of contemporary music styles within the Church? Steve Miller was interviewed by Jan Willem Vink. [01.02.95]
Sal Solo: The groundbreaking British CCM singer/songwriterIt's more than 10 years since "San Damiano (Heart And Soul)" made Britain's Top 20 and Christendom awoke to the phenomenon that is SAL SOLO. Now with an intriguing album out via Nelson Word, the singer/songwriter spoke to Francis Blight. [01.02.95]
Trace Balin: The US singer with a bluesy new albumAfter three classy but anonymous albums for Word, US singer TRACE BALIN has come storming back with a brilliant blues-based album. She spoke to Jan Willem Vink. [01.02.95]
Touched By A Song: "Tears From Heaven" by HeartbeatAlan Chesters tells how a track by Heartbeat impacted his life. [01.02.95]
Pioneers: Ian Traynar on art, praise and worship and a Christian world viewThe Christian Musicians And Artists Trust, CMA, has become a key organisation in supporting Christians involved in the arts. It has been birthed by IAN TRAYNAR. For the second in our series Tony Cummings talked to the arts pioneer. [01.02.95]
Michael Card: The veteran US songsmith He wrote "El Shaddai" and he's much loved for his biblical concept albums. But there are many other sides to the veteran singer/songwriter MICHAEL CARD. He spoke to Steve Givens. [01.02.95]
Daryl Coley: The California-born gospel singer overcoming homosexuality and diabetesGospel star DARYL COLEY has battled against homosexuality and diabetes on his way to singing success. Teresa E Hairston reports. [01.02.95]
Al Denson: The Texas-born CCM star playing in the UKIn America AL DENSON has recorded eight albums, been featured on the cover of CCM magazine and is a Christian music star. In Britain he's not. Despite that, in November 1994 he slipped quietly into Britain to play his first ever-British gig. Mike Rimmer was waiting for him. [01.02.95]
Carola: The Swedish Eurovision winner's new gospel directionShe's won the Eurovision song contest and has had a million selling album. Now Sweden's CAROLA is fulfilling her long held dream to sing about Jesus. Tony Cummings reports. [01.02.95]
Purple Phatfish: The Brighton-based band performing acid jazzGaining a growing reputation in club land are a band of Brighton phunksters called PURPLE PHATFISH. The group's bassist Luke Fellingham spoke to Francis Blight. [01.02.95]
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