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Stuart Barbour And The Powerhouse: The Surrey-based rock gospel evangelists STUART BARBOUR AND THE POWERHOUSE are getting accolades not normally enjoyed by grassroots rock gospel evangelists from Surrey. Neil Brennan reports. [01.02.94]
Robin Thompson-Clarke: The renowned cellist now recording instrumental worship CDsROBIN THOMPSON-CLARKE is a London-based professional cellist with a varied background in both the classical and worship music fields. John Irvine went to meet him at his East London home. [01.12.93]
Chris Cole: Remembering The Devil's In The DetailChris Cole was pleased and horrified with the latest issue of Cross Rhythms, as he explains. [01.12.93]
The Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir: New York's multi-racial choir live in CardiffA choir that grew out of a storefront church in Brooklyn transplanted to a venerable hall in Cardiff. Andrew Long went along to witness the event and speak to the leaders of THE BROOKLYN TABERNACLE CHOIR. [01.12.93]
Fear Not: Californian heavy rockers making noise with Pakaderm RecordsNelson Word have just released the debut album by heavy rock team FEAR NOT. David Muttillo reports. [01.12.93]
Helen Baylor: The veteran diva prepared to Start All OverHow does a 40-year-old mother of four become one of R&B gospel's hottest properties? Tony Cummings checks out the career of HELEN BAYLOR to find out. [01.12.93]
Angie and Debbie Winans: The latest in the amazing Winans family tree pitching for record successANGIE AND DEBBIE WINANS are the latest in a famed gospel dynasty. Tony Cummings reports. [01.12.93]
The Winans: The Detroit-born masters of R&B gospel crossoverCurrently climbing the US R&B charts, THE WINANS are back with another high profile album. Tony Cummings reports. [01.12.93]
Al Diamond And Robby: Fusing Nigerian jazz funk with British popNew independent act AL DIAMOND AND ROBBY talk about their CD single. [01.12.93]
Calvin's Dream: Scottish rockers with a Sticky Music debut albumWith their debut album 'Fanatical' well received at Greenbelt, CALVIN'S DREAM are now about to storm clubland. Pete Small spoke to the Scottish indie team's leader Dougie Gay. [01.12.93]
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