The Wades - Family Thing (Make Change Garage Mix)

Thursday 1st February 2001
The Wades - Family Thing (Make Change Garage Mix)
The Wades - Family Thing (Make Change Garage Mix)

STYLE: R&B
RATING 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9
OUR PRODUCT CODE: 2926-3319
LABEL: Fame City Ent FEL67100-3
FORMAT: CD Single
ITEMS: 1

Reviewed by Dancin' Dave Derbyshire

The Wades have been hailed as the UK s premier R&B gospel group by terrestrial TV and a number of mainstream magazines. This veteran family of gospel singers have, of course, been compared with their US counterparts the Winans. After 15 years in the business they have just launched their own record label, and after seeing the Family Thing album successfully launched now weigh in with a shot at the mainstream R&B market. This single is a really good remix with a fluid garage groove and a lyric that celebrates the Wades family togetherness, both spiritual and natural, and gets better with each listen.

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Reader Comments

Posted by Deb Hinton in USA @ 16:03 on Jan 14 2014

I am terribly sad to learn of Derek Wade's death at such a young age and in the midst of what was a successful musical career. I was Derek's teacher when he was a pupil at Thomas Carlton School in Peckham and remember him as a very like able and bright young man. Please convey my condolences to his family since I have no way of contacting them directly.



Posted by Jean Owino in Darwin, Australia @ 08:18 on Aug 4 2007

When I first heard the wades it was at Richmond AOG in Melbourne Australia, they absolutely rocked.......God definately spoke through their music...God bless you guys your music has really inspired me....in my relationship with God....Kick butt 4 Jesus...Love Jean ...Feel good factor is my fav album



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