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	The Theology of Martin Luther King, Jr.- Articles- BlackandChristian.com
		Black Baptist churches were at the forefront of the movement, due largely to their ability to operate autonomously without benefit of the hierarchical structure of the Methodist denominations.
		The fl churches that followed him and the clergy that led their churches into the struggle, were attempting to be the forces that brought hope back into the lives of those who had lost hope.
		His grounding in the fl church tradition was important to his work and ministry and helped him to navigate through the local church as a pastor, in the southern and northern cities where he challenged racism and on the world stage when he spoke out against the Vietnam war.
	www.blackandchristian.com /articles/academy/trussell-01-02.shtml (2759 words)

	Black Gospel Singers
		Black gospel music has recently begun to receive scholarly attention equal to the influence of the idiom.
		Gospel music and the blues reflect two sides of the coin that is the African American experience.
		Gospel, however, is a vital and evolving form still closely connected to the African American culture.
	home.att.net /~auroranet/black_gospel_singers.htm (675 words)

	The Gospel Lights
		The Gospel Lights of McLemoresville, TN is a fl gospel music group that was started about 20 years ago.
		The Gospel Lights have played their style of gospel music all over the southeastern United States at churches, schools, civic centers and many events featuring fl gospel music artists.
		Black gospel music has been the foundation and the leader in gospel music for over 100 years in America.
	www.gospellights.com (174 words)

	Gospel Music and the Black Consciousness (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Black gospel music grew out of the late 19th and early 20th century folk church and is essentially created in a context of individual and collective spontaneity.
		During the same time that many fl churches were seeking respectability by banning the shout, fostering more sedate hymns and concretized versions of the spirituals, and in general discouraging an enthusiastic approach to religions, the Holiness churches constituted a revitalization movement which emphasized healing, spirit possession, speaking in tongues, gifts of prophecy and religious dance.
		Blacks who migrated to the North could not afford to build or purchase churches; consequently, they molded their houses of worship out of the low rental ghetto stores that became so plentiful as the Depression engulfed the nation.
	artemis.austincollege.edu /acad/hwc22/Greek/Gospel/gospelmusic.html (1838 words)

	Black Gospel Downloads - Download Black Gospel Music - Download Black Gospel MP3s (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		As a recognizable style unto itself, fl gospel music largely ceased to develop around the 1970s; progressing racial attitudes had helped fl popular music reach wider audiences (and become more lucrative) than ever before, and tastes had turned towards the earthy hedonism of funk and the highly arranged, sophisticated Philly soul sound.
		However, the traditional fl gospel sound survived intact and was eventually augmented by contemporary gospel (an '80s/'90s variation strongly influenced by latter-day urban R&B); plus, singers like Whitney Houston continued to develop within its ranks.
		The Specialty label's most prolific gospel act, the Pilgrim Travelers were among the most successful and influential groups of gospel's golden era; famed for their distinctive "walking rhythm" sound, they also earned renown for their riotous live perfomances and breathless showmanship.
	www.mp3.com /black-gospel/genre/626/subgenre.html (3123 words)

	Black Gospel Music
		By the mid -1930s, the appeal of gospel music within fl culture was quite evident, and it was soon embraced by commercial record companies wishing to capitalize on its popularity.
		Black gospel music changed as the demands of popular culture increased and as Afro-Americans strove toward middle class status.
		Black gospel music remains, however, essentially conservative, and its principal mission remains constant-to lift the spirits of its participants and to help them express their religion.
	www.arts.state.ms.us /crossroads/music/gospel/mu2_text.html (904 words)

	DoveSong.com -- Traditional Black Gospel Music
		One of the sources of fl gospel music was the fl "jubilee" groups that were formed in colleges primarily located in the Southeast United States.
		The DoveSong Positive Music Archives focus on the great fl gospel music up through the 1960s in addition to the artists that have maintained the traditions of uplifting music such as Andre Crouch and Edwin Hawkins in their earlier years, Slim and the Supreme Angels, the Williams Sisters and the Canton Spirituals.
		Kip is an expert in the field of gospel music, and we owe much to him for his writings and also for his personal advice and contribution in creating the DoveSong gospel music archives.
	www.dovesong.com /Positive_music/archives/gospel/Black/black.asp (685 words)

	Traditional Gospel Music
		In the fl culture of the first half of the 20th cent., gospel music was considered antithetical to blues and jazz, despite their similarity of origins, and gospel performers rarely sang in nonreligious settings.
		While the greatest era in gospel is widely considered to be c.1945–1965, the tradition and the music remain vital in contemporary culture.
		She challenges the fl church to employ her sexual discourse of resistance but does not clearly explain what contstitutes the fl church.
	afgen.com /gospel.html (631 words)

	Gospel music - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Gospel music may refer to the religious music that first came out of African-American churches in the first quarter of the twentieth century or, more loosely, to both fl gospel music and to the religious music composed and sung by predominately white Southern Gospel artists.
		Gospel is also really popular in the province of Quebec, Canada, where important gospel choirs such as Montreal Jubilation Gospel Choir and Québec Celebration Gospel Choir are famous.
		The music popularized by Black gospel pioneers had its roots in the freewheeling forms of religious devotion of 'Sanctified' or 'Holiness' churches, who encouraged individual church members to 'testify', speaking or singing spontaneously about their faith and experience, sometimes while dancing in celebration.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Gospel_music (831 words)

	The History of Gospel Music
		Though gospel music can be an extremely broad term, CCM focuses its attention on the music that sprung from the early African-American church and inspired a host of modern day choirs and contemporary gospel/R&B sounds.
		The gospel quartets' influence wasn't confined to just those names either as many of the rhythm and blues musicians of the '60s and '70s first had their imaginations sparked by the quartets.
		As gospel music continues to grow beyond even Dorsey's expectations, one can only hope that it will be embraced, regardless of how it is labeled, by everyone who needs to be reminded of the Good News it represents.
	afgen.com /gospel1.html (2214 words)

	Black Water Gospel
		But while Austin’s Black Water Gospel pays due tribute to a rich musical tradition, it is very much a modern band with a 21st century sound.
		Instead, Black Water Gospel belongs to the church of nonconforming rockers.
		Black Water Gospel had its genesis when lead vocalist Juan Gutierrez and guitarist Jesse Duke began jamming together at Texas State University in San Marcos in early 2003.
	www.blackwatergospel.com /bio.htm (362 words)

	A Different Gospel: A Scriptural Look at Womanist Theology- Articles- BlackandChristian.com
		Finally, the Gospel is exclusive: "Jesus saith unto him, I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man cometh unto the Father, but by me." declares John 14:6.
		Any philosophy or teaching that differs from this Gospel and claims to offer a different basis for salvation or a different path to God is called by scripture "another gospel," a different gospel, a gospel contrary to scripture.
		There is only one true Gospel, the gospel of faith in Jesus Christ the Son of God, His shed blood on the cross and His physical resurrection from the dead.
	www.blackandchristian.com /articles/academy/ash-10-01.shtml (1750 words)

	NEWS: Verity Records: The First Decade Black Gospel Music Search
		It was that one-two punch that Gospel has never seen, gathering the most respected executive talent with the genre’s most powerful music ministries.
		The label’s goal to advance and enhance the Gospel genre, was certainly buoyed by it’s acquisition of Benson Records.
		The former Gospel label was purchased by Zomba (Verity’s parent company at the time) in December 1996 which bolstered the labels roster to include some of Gospel’s principal names such as Commissioned, Hezekiah Walker, Fred Hammond, Yolanda Adams, and Ben Tankard.
	www.blackgospelsearch.com /a/news/the-first-decade (892 words)

	Welcome to Black Gospel NOW Online
		The project has debuted at #5 on the Billboard gospel album sales chart while her single “I Get Joy” is nestled in the Top 40 on the urban ac radio singles chart.
		Coko, who has lent her signature soprano to hit songs such as “Men In Black” (with Will Smith) and her solo hit “Sunshine,” is not a newcomer to the church.
		In the past, she’s appeared on gospel projects by The Lord’s Church Cathedral Choir, Youthful Praise and Brent Jones and the T.P. Mobb.
	greaterblessings.freeyellow.com /blackgospelnow.html (1019 words)

	BlackNews.com - From Internet to Airwaves Black Gospel Promo Launches Black Gospel Promo Radio
		Black Gospel Promo Radio clues you in on who's who and who's HOT in the Gospel Industry and will feature interviews with some of the gospel industry's heavy hitters and major players.
		The show will be primarily hosted by Black Gospel Promo's founder and president, Veda Brown, and it is sure to be a winner.
		Black Gospel Promo targets...the consumer, corporations, pastors, Urban/Gospel radio stations, gospel labels, retailers, promoters, entertainment and new media, websites, online services, business-to-business publications, and major players in the gospel music industry.
	www.blacknews.com /pr/blackgospelpromo201.html (376 words)

	SC Music (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Black gospel music emerged early in this century from the potent mix of blues, spirituals, ragtime, and shape-note.
		It has dominated fl religious music and has had a symbiotic relationship with fl secular music.
		The artist is Professor J. Earle Hine, Gospel's first post-war male star, a master of improvisation and eliciting an ecstatic response from his fellow singers.
	www.unc.edu /depts/csas/socult/music/blgospel.htm (105 words)

	The Black Gospel Blog
		It will undoubtedly capture the attention of the gospel awards cognoscenti as well as encourage legions of young people to shuffle this CD in with their well-worn copies of Tonex and Kirk Franklin.
		Greenwood, Mississippi’s Willie Cleveland, who incidentally bears a striking resemblance to a certain square-jawed gospel music legend whose surname he shares, waxes retro on “Trouble.” The single is an alchemy of 80s arrangement and 70s beat that will please southern radio listeners and leave gospel funk collectors thinking they’ve stumbled on long-forgotten vinyl.
		Many gospel artists are featured in the book and we'll play some of their music.
	blackgospel.blogspot.com (1897 words)

	Cornell News: 1999 Festival of Black Gospel
		Singer-pianist Donna Ware hails from Memphis, Tenn., and has served as director and performer in numerous theatrical, religious, educational and professional groups and currently is working on her own CD.
		For the past 23 years, the Festival of Black Gospel has utilized gospel music as a medium for bringing people together while sharing a unique thread in the fabric of African-American culture.
		Festival of Black Gospel members are active as volunteers in various organizations throughout the Ithaca area, and its Next Step program brings Ithaca area high school students to the Cornell campus for a day of college awareness.
	www.news.cornell.edu /releases/Feb99/Black.Gospel.Fest.html (740 words)

	Definitions of Style - Gospel
		The term “gospel music” refers to African-American Protestant vocal music that celebrates Christian doctrine in emotive, often dramatic ways.
		Vocal soloists are the best-known exponents of gospel, but vocal and choral groups of widely varying sizes have also helped to define the style.
		In gospel, simple melodies are heavily ornamented by blue notes, glissandi, and a dramatic use of a wide vocal range; and the form conducts an ongoing dialogue of influence with blues, jazz, pop, rap, and folk styles.
	www.cbmr.org /styles/gospel.htm (215 words)

	Festival of Black Gospel
		The annual Festival of Black Gospel (FBG), a 30-year tradition at Cornell University, will put the spotlight on one of its perennial performers this year.
		"Gospel is the music of the good news, and we've had some of the best gospel artists in the country and Grammy-winners here," said Rev. Sonya Hicks, FBG's adviser, referring to such past performers as Yolanda Adams, Hezekiah Walker and Witness, a contemporary female vocal group.
		The Mass Choir, a community ensemble, encourages choir members from area churches and members of the public with an interest in singing gospel music to join the weekend rehearsal and performance.
	www.news.cornell.edu /stories/Feb06/gospel.2006.dea.html (450 words)

	Black Gospel Music And Black Gospel Singers At Blackrefer.com
		Black gospel music with Black gospel singers pouring out their hearts for you at BlackRefer.com
		The American Gospel Music Awards is an annual, fl-tie awards ceremony that recognizes undiscovered, professional, gospel/Christian artists for their "artistic and technical" excellence.
		The New Life Inspirational Gospel Choir also known as the AUC Gospel Choir is a dynamic college ministry made up of students from Morehouse College, Spelman College, Clark-Atlanta University, Morris Brown College, ITC, Georgia Tech, Georgia State University, and various other Atlanta colleges and universities.
	www.blackrefer.com /music4c.html (557 words)

	Amazon.com: Jubilation, Vol. 1 (Black Gospel): Music: Various Artists (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		This hour-long CD kicks off with the queen of gospel Mahalia Jackson, and over the course of 18 tracks gives you a crash course in fl gospel music.
		Black gospel music has a deep and rich history and this collection is in no way intended to be definitive, but it's a wonderful introduction.
		This CD lays out in a straightforward way the context for the Gospel we hear now -- it also illuminates Gospel's blues and spiritual roots, and could be used to instruct a music class if it weren't so immediately and unmitigatedly appealing.
	www.amazon.com /Jubilation-Vol-1-Black-Gospel/dp/B0000032DW (1246 words)

	The Black Gospel Blog: October 2005
		While Integrity Gospel is promoting “When I Praise” and “Anything” for radio adds, neither is as musically interesting as “Sacrifice of Praise," the real hit on this project and the obvious crowd pleaser, based on the din of the audience.
		As talented as many of today’s artists and songwriters are, modern gospel music rarely comes close to the rich, exciting, and memorable sounds that sprang forth when church songs spun at 78 revolutions per minute.
		I lament that most of today's gospel music does not take a stand on political and social issues in the way that gospel artists from the '40s to the '70s had done.
	blackgospel.blogspot.com /2005_10_01_blackgospel_archive.html (2696 words)

	MusiChristian.com: Low Prices & A Huge Selection of Christian Music
		Already hailed as the most anticipated gospel release for 2005, Hero is a bold and courageous display of an artistic...
		A departure from the traditional gospel sound of her previous album, Alone in His Presence, this urban R&B release...
		His 2002 debut release from EMI Gospel, I NEED YOU NOW, was proof positive of his skills as a singer and songwriter and...
	www.musichristian.com /category.html?cat=black_gospel (349 words)

	BlackNews.com - Philly Native Turns Hobby Into Career
		Brown worked with AOL's Net Noir Black Gospel Chapel site for six years and began compiling a list of email addresses while working there in the 1990s.
		After AOL sold Net Noir, Brown went to work for a prominent minister for a few months before they had a falling out and she was left unemployed.
		To her surprise, she then got a phone call from gospel star Fred Hammond's brother who asked her to send out an email blast on the Commissioned Reunion concert in 2001.
	www.blacknews.com /pr/blackgospelpromo101.html (432 words)

	Gospel Lyrics - Black Gospel Lyrics
		Our gospel song lyrics archive is arranged into lyrics ordered alphabetically by the song title.
		We will perform a gospel lyrics search and endeavour to find the song, artist, and words for you.
		This is due to the large amount of gospel music lyrics requests we have been receiving.
	www.gospelsonglyrics.net (218 words)

	Black Gospel Music Information - Artist Bios (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Compared to some of the greatest musical talent out there this contemporary gospel artist brings Gods anointing to her soul stirring praises in song.
		The gospel music scene is known for showcasing amazingly gifted vocalists…and also for adhering to a traditional musical formula that rarely changes.
		Pastor Jones and the RITW packs all the astounding vocal chops gospel music is known for, but with a twist: the foundation of their sound is a groundbreaking musical fusion that makes them one of the strongest and most unique entries into the field in the last decade.
	www.blackgospelmusic.info /c/bios (244 words)

	Online Spoken Word Radio Station - Live365 Internet Radio - Black Catholic Gospel
		Black Catholic Gospel- Music, Black Spirituality and Metaphysical discussions; Afrocentric Scriptural Rosary and Stations of the Cross,Latin Rite Analysis.
		Black Catholics devotions and issues from and for those in the African geologic and historical Diaspora, including Pacific Islanders, Hawaiian, Micronesia, Melanesia, Solomons, Marshall Islands, Leewards, and New Guinea, and all points on the globe.
		Black Catholic film soundtrack, Camino de Vida (Way of Life) on morality and living in an Afrocentric Christian context.
	www.live365.com /stations/283424 (243 words)

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