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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]
Keith Routledge: Praise Him On The Concert GrandWith a new album KEITH ROUTLEDGE hopes to find a niche with 'Classical Praise Piano'. Dave Massey spoke to the talented pianist with an early Jesus music past. [01.10.91]
The Violet Burning: The Californian revolutionaries who are worshippers with black fingernailsTony Cummings talks to California's alternative rock band the VIOLENT BURNING. [01.10.91]
Lavine Hudson: A straight ahead gospel singer trying to make sense of the pop/R&B worldBritain's most heavily promoted black gospel singer LAVINE HUDSON, talks to James Attlee about her humble beginnings, exciting present and the tensions existing between rootsy church and glitzy showbiz. [01.10.91]
Richard Hubbard: Talking through the message of his song "Frontline"This month children's ministry man RICHARD HUBBARD explains the thinking and theology behind his song "Frontline". [01.10.91]
Candy Staton: Moving from gospel to R&B and back to gospel, the diva speaks outCANDI STATON has been acclaimed as a soul music pioneer and a disco diva. But it's her ministry as a gospel singer, which has brought direction to her life. James Attlee spoke to Candi. [01.10.91]
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