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Imagine This: The Houston-based rock team with their debut albumA new band and an eclectic sound, Houston rock team IMAGINE THIS have landed in the CD racks. Tony Cummings brings the Iowdown. [01.08.94]
Friends First: Band founder, Malcolm du Plessis discusses a groundbreaking South African album In 1986 an album with a prophetic title 'We See A New Africa' announced to the worshipping church that in Friends First there were black and white South African Christians prepared to cross the racial divide. Now the concept has been reinstated and a new album speaks hope and faith from post-apartheid South Africa. Pat Herridge spoke at length to the man behind FRIENDS FIRST, Malcolm du Plessis. [01.08.94]
Ron Kenoly: The ex-R&B singer now enjoying US CCM successA not-particularly-successful R&B singer turned praise-and-worship-leader has become one of the biggest recording phenomena in Christian music. George Luke spoke to RON KENOLY to discover how it happened. [01.08.94]
WHY?: The UK-based roots rockersWith a new studio-recorded album 'Rachel Says Boo' and plenty of hot gigs (including Cross Rhythms Fest) under their belt, roots rockers WHY? are going from strength to strength. Tim Walker reports. [01.08.94]
Sign Of The Times: The British R&B gospel group A hot track on the Soul Stirrings compilation introduced the public to SIGN OF THE TIMES. The band's founder Carlton Smith spoke to George Luke. [01.08.94]
Glenn Hughes: The Deep Purple and Trapeze bassist and singerBest known for his work with seminal rock teams Trapeze and Deep Purple, bassist and singer GLENN HUGHES is now a Christian. He spoke to Mike Rimmer. [01.08.94]
Bob Fitts: The veteran US praise and worship singer/songwriterAmerican singer/songwriter BOB FITTS has been one of the mainstays of America's praise and worship ministry. He spoke to Pat Herridge. [01.08.94]
Bob Carlisle: The American singer with a smash hit debut albumWith a superb debut solo album BOB CARLISLE has made a mark on America's crowded Christian music scene. Tony Cummings reports. [01.08.94]Crossfire Festival: Chris Cole chronicles a rollercoaster ride of emotions
At Aintree, Liverpool on 1st to 3rd July took place the 10th Crossfire Festival. Next year the event will be reborn as Cross Rhythms North West. To the 2,300 people who went to the historic last Crossfire, the event was a thrilling success. Chris Cole gives a personal account. [01.08.94]
Sweet Honey In The Rock: The female acappella music group based in the USEven before Take 6, Glad, Acapella et al came on the scene, an African American team known as SWEET HONEY IN THE ROCK were singing without a band. George Luke spoke to the group's founder Bernice Johnson Reagon. [01.08.94]
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