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Garth Hewitt: The veteran troubadour has harmonica-stand, will travel Singer-songwriter GARTH HEWITT speaks to James Attlee about townships, troubadours and troubled times. Right wing fundamentalists should read no further without seeking medical advice. [01.08.91]
The Electrics: The Glasgow-based band who've become Celtic visionariesTHE ELECTRICS are an accordion-pumping, foot-stomping, hard-rocking unit. Dave Massey checked them out. [01.08.91]
Commissioned: Detroit's hitmaking R&B gospel teamThe latest invaders from Detroit, to reach these shores, COMMISSIONED have proved that they are ready and waiting to contend for that number one spot. James Attlee spoke to the group. [01.08.91]
The Bizz: Examining the roll of Christian music publishersAre Christian music publishers providing a service or exploiting the faithful? Tony Cummings tries to find out. [01.08.91]
Songs Of Fellowship: Chronicling the history of the popular worship seriesTony Cummings looks at the fascinating history of a praise and worship publishing phenomenon, SONGS OF FELLOWSHIP. [01.08.91]
Heartbeat: Charting the history of Britain's pop-evangelists-cum-praise-bandSpeaking to founder member Ray Goudie, Tony Cummings takes a long, hard look at Britain's soon-to-be-no-more veterans HEARTBEAT. [01.08.91]
Chagall Guevara: The mainstream rockers fronted by Steve TaylorAt Greenbelt they've billed Chagall Guevara. Featuring Steve Taylor. Mr Taylor the one time rock-gospel satirist and Greenbelt favourite, still has pulling power it seems. Brian Mansfield investigates. [01.08.91]
Julie Miller: A heart released and an album worth listening toPossessing one of the most goose-pimple-inducing voices ever committed to digital, JULIE MILLER has made big waves since her debut solo album 'Meet Julie Miller'. Jan Willem Vink met the singer. [01.08.91]
Noel Richards: Talking through his song "There Is Power In The Name Of Jesus"Worship leader Noel Richards explains the thinking and theology behind "There Is Power In The Name Of Jesus" [01.08.91]
Chris Bowater: A Lincoln-based songsmith and a worshipful masterLeaving aside the phenomenon called Kendrick, CHRIS BOWATER is probably the most popular praise and worship leader and songwriter in Britain. Dave Massey spoke to the songsmith. [01.08.91]
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