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Newsboys: Australian artists creating a buzzContemporary Christian music artists have been a bit thin on the ground in Australia but lately there have been a few names blooming, which herald a breaking of the drought. [01.06.91]
Record Companies: Shifting units and saving soulsChristian record companies - heroic pioneers or villainous exploiters? Tony Cummings tries to find out. [01.06.91]
Angelical Voice Choir: Gospel bursting onto prime time ITVLCGC might be the British gospel choir that gets all the bookings (and the controversy) to sing backups on pop sessions, but for many pundits the ANGELICAL VOICE CHOIR are the fieriest, most gloriously uninhibited choir to be found on these fair shores. James Attlee spoke to the Angelical's director Simon Wallis. [01.06.91]
Tramaine Hawkins: 'People Get Ready' for a gospel superstarIn England to record a special television appearance for 'People Get Ready' TRAMAINE HAVKINS spoke to James Attlee [01.06.91]
Jeff Johnson: A mysterious intellectual doing intelligent popHe's cut seventeen albums, produced a best selling jazz album and been called the 'master of Christian New Age music'. Who precisely is JEFF JOHNSON? Bob Longman Jr. investigates. [01.06.91]
Sammy Horner: Looking at the message of "Free"In our regular series, a composer of a praise and worship song explains the message of one of his songs. This month SAMMY HORNER of Celtic roots band the Electrics explains the thinking and theology behind the song "Free" featured on the Electrics' soon-to-be-released 'Visions And Dreams' album. [01.06.91]Sidelong Glance - April/May 1991
Where our intrepid editorial team take an askance look at the weird and wonderful world of music and media. [01.04.91]
The Free Zone: Liverpool techno punks make with the creativityJames Attlee predicts big things for exciting Liverpool group. [01.04.91]
In Praise Of The African Way: Exploring a Ghanian approach to worshipGhanaian pastor Fred Osei Annin spoke to James Attlee about the importance of worship to Christians of all nations. [01.04.91]
Dave Bilbrough: The thinking and theology behind Bilbrough's song "Forevermore"British worship man Dave Bilbrough explains the inspiration behind his "Forevermore" song. [01.04.91]
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