Christian Female Singers
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CD The Path ‘Refuge’ Christian CCM female singers 1997 $1.00 |
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Blessings $7.14 Following in the footsteps of her freshman release, the critically acclaimed Great God Who Saves, Blessings is a worship project at heart with constant threads of pop energy and singer/songwriter warmth. The album was recorded in Georgia at Chris Tomlin’s studio and produced by Nathan Nockels (Passion, Philips, Craig & Dean, Point of Grace). Story penned most of the ten songs herself but also part… |
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Until The Whole World Hears $7.50 CD Until The Whole World Hears… |
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And Winter Came $7.32 ENYA AND WINTER CAME… |
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Bill Gaither’s 20 All-Time Favorite Homecoming Songs & Performances, Vol. 1 $8.50 Studio: Emi Music Distribution Release Date: 05/16/2006… |
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Messengers: Portraits of African American Ministers, Evangelists, Gospel Singers and Other Messengers of the Word. $28.00 Beautifully designed and featuring stunning black-and-white photographs, this moving book will appeal to fans of Crowns and to Christians of all denominations and colors who seek a deeper understanding of the meaning and the glories of their faith.David Ritz recently embraced Christianity, and Messengers is a tribute to the people who awakened his personal faith and to others, both famous and unkn… |
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10 Hymns and Gospel Songs: Medium Low Voice (Book & CD) (The Mark Hayes Vocal Solo Collection) $23.94 Available in both Medium High and Medium Low voicings, it includes Accompaniment recordings with Mark Hayes at the piano. A Listening (Full Performance) CD is available separately. Wonderful for concerts, contests and recitals, ideal for worship throughou… |
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Singing in My Soul: Black Gospel Music in a Secular Age $20.01 Black gospel music grew from obscure nineteenth-century beginnings to become the leading style of sacred music in black American communities after World War II. Jerma A. Jackson traces the music’s unique history, profiling the careers of several singers–particularly Sister Rosetta Tharpe–and demonstrating the important role women played in popularizing gospel. Female gospel singers initially dev… |
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Female Jazz Singers: Female Jazz Singers $39.04 Female Jazz Singers: Female Jazz Singers |
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Karaoke: Female Singers $17.49 Karaoke: Female Singers |
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Christian Singers Of Germany $23.43 Christian Singers Of Germany |
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!Chicas! Spanish Female Singers 1962-1974 $32.91 !Chicas! Spanish Female Singers 1962-1974 |
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Shout It Out Sister: The Great Female Blues Singers $15.2 Shout It Out Sister: The Great Female Blues Singers |
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Female Blues Singers, Vol. 4: C (1921-1930) $12.78 Seven long-forgotten classic blues singers are featured on this CD, which has their total output. Alice Leslie Carter is heard on 11 dated but often charming performances from 1921, in which she is backed by a combo led by pianist James P. Johnson, including the debut vocal recording of “Aunt Hagar’s Children Blues.” Josephine Carter fares OK on four numbers, while Margaret Carter’s two numbers in 1926 (“I Want Plenty Grease in My Frying Pan” and “Come Get Me, Papa, Before I Faint”) are excellent, making one wish that she had recorded again. Alta Cates’ lone title (the ironically titled “Never Again”) is forgettable while Juanita Stinette Chappelle’s only solo side (she normally recorded as a team with her husband) is fine. Finishing off this set are two numbers apiece from Alice Clinton (who is probably actress Nina Mae McKinney under a pseudonym) in 1928 and the fine lowdown blues singer Anna Belle Coleman, who would have been considered out-of-date in 1930. ~ Scott Yanow, Rovi Performers: Buddy Christian – Banjo; Buddy Christian’s Creole Five – Banjo; Jules Levy – Cornet; June Clark – Cornet; Alice Clinton – Vocals; Alice Leslie Carter – Vocals; Alta Cates – Vocals; Anna Belle Coleman – Vocals; Bill Hegamin – Piano; |
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Te Deum Laudamus: Christian Life In Song, The Song And The Singers $21.45 Te Deum Laudamus: Christian Life In Song, The Song And The Singers |
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Memoirs Of Christian Females, With An Essay On The Influences Of Female Piety $24.09 Memoirs Of Christian Females, With An Essay On The Influences Of Female Piety |
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Performing Christian Female Identity In Roman Alexandria. $90.95 Performing Christian Female Identity In Roman Alexandria. |
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Tell Them We Are Singing for Jesus: The Original Fisk Jubilee Singers and Christian Reconstruction, $45 “Between 1871 and 1878, the Jubilee Singers presented concerts featuring the Negro spiritual that won the applause and admiration of the Western world. The rise and renown of the original Fisk Jubilee Singer form one of the most celebrated stories of post-Civil War America. Equally fascinating are the varied, multitudinous influences that converged to catapult them onto the world’s stage and into the annals of history.> “Tell Them We Are Singing for Jesus” explores the Christian missionary ideals and convictions that spawned the Fisk Jubilee Singers during the 1870s and guided the ensemble throughout its impressive US and European travels. This historic choral ensemble was sponsored by the American Missionary Association (AMA), the parent organization of Fisk University. > Through a unique partnership that blended ministry and music, the AMA and the Jubilee Singers fought to establish a world in which the freedom message of the Negro spiritual rang true.” |
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Mitchell’s Christian Singers, Vol. 3: 1938-1940 $15.65 One thing about Mitchell’s Christian Singers: each of their 80 recorded performances is a marvel of devotional sincerity and creative collaboration. What comes across in the third installment in Document’s four-volume edition of their complete works is th |
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Female Dancer Accompanied by Guitars and Singers Who Also Keep the Rhythm by Clapping $34.99 Torne Esquius Female Dancer Accompanied by Guitars and Singers Who Also Keep the Rhythm by Clapping – Giclee Print |
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Female Singers of the 1950s $16.99 By Various. Piano/Vocal/Guitar Songbook. Softcover. 112 pages. Professional Music Institute #44042. Published by Professional Music Institute |
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Audition Songs For Female Singers $11.21 This book is in New – Excellent condition |
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Jane Froman $15.95 Once asked to name the ten best female singers, the renowned musical producer Billy Rose replied, There is Jane Froman and nine others. A legend in her time, Jane Froman (1907-1980) was one of Missouri’s greatest success stories. Her singing career, which spanned over three decades, included radio and television, recordings, nightclub performances, Broadway shows, and Hollywood movies. Born in University City, Froman spent her childhood in the small town of Clinton and her adolescence in Columbia. After earning her associate degree from Christian (now Columbia) College, she auditioned as a vocalist for WLW, a Cincinnati radio station, and in 1934, she was voted the top girl singer of the day in a poll of listeners. At the height of her career, during World War II, Froman volunteered to travel for the USO. On February 22, 1943, the plane she was in crashed into the Tagus River in Lisbon, Portugal. Although she suffered horrible injuries that plauged her for the rest of her life, she continued her singing career. On crutches, she entertained the troops, giving ninety-five shows throughout Europe. Her courageous return was the focus of the 1952 movie With a Song in My Heart. Susan Hayward played Froman, but for scenes that required singing performances, recordings of Froman herself were used, and the movie soundtrack became a best-selling record album. Froman’s popularity led to her own television show from 1952 to 1955. In 1961, Froman retired from singing and returned to Columbia, Missouri, where she was active in volunteer work and lived out her remaining years. Drawing upon an autobiography that Froman started but never finished, Ilene Stone skillfully uses the singer’s own words,along with other resource materials and extensive interviews with people who knew Froman, to produce the first biography of this extraordinary woman. Written in a clear and accessible style, Jane Froman: Missouri’s First Lady of Song will be of great value to anyone interested in Misso |
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Montenegrin Singers: Montenegrin Child Singers, Montenegrin Female Singers, Montenegrin Male Singers, Montenegrin Singer-Songwriters $19.99 Purchase includes free access to book updates online and a free trial membership in the publisher’s book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Chapters: Montenegrin Child Singers, Montenegrin Female Singers, Montenegrin Male Singers, Montenegrin Singer-Songwriters, Rambo Amadeus, Nina PetkoviÄ?, Miladin ŠobiÄ?, Stefan FilipoviÄ?, Goga SekuliÄ?, Milena VuÄ?iÄ?, Stevan Faddy, Vlado Georgiev, Knez, Sergej Ä?etkoviÄ?, Andrea DemiroviÄ?, Vesna Zmijanac, Filip VuÄ?iÄ?, Mina LaliÄ?iÄ?, Bojan MaroviÄ?, Zoran KaleziÄ?, Vesna MilaÄ?iÄ? Kaja, Danijel AlibabiÄ?, SreÄ?ko SavoviÄ?, SrÄ’an M, Goran VukošiÄ?, Jole RadonjiÄ?. Excerpt: Nina Petkovi (Cyrillic: ; born April 10, 1981, in Kotor, SR Montenegro, Yugoslavia) is a Montenegrin singer, musician and television personality. She came to media prominence in regional Star Academy version, Operacija trijumf, and came fourth. On 7 June 2009 Petkovi won music festival Pjesma Mediterana with the song “S druge strane sna”. Although born in Kotor, Petkovi was mostly raised in neighboring town Tivat. She is of mixed religious origin her father is a Roman Catholic and mother Orthodox Christian. Before she participated in Operacija trijumf, Petkovi took part in many festivals, such as Evropesma and Montevizija., sometimes solo, sometimes with her band Dan Poslije. The Operacija trijumf, Balkan version of Endemol’s Fame Academy, started broadcasting on September 29, 2008. Nina Petkovi was the only contestant from Montenegro, so she was constantly receiving a lot of cell-phone votes from Montenegro. She reached the finals, but was expelled in the first final round. Petkovi was performing with many popular artists during the Operacija trijumf, such as eljko Joksimovi, Jelena Tomaevi, Jelena Rozga, Karolina Goeva and Negative. During the Operacija trijumf, Petkovi |
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Remembering Patsy Cline $13.98 Patsy Cline’s music raised the standard for women in country music. Though her career was brief – only eight years – her influence continues today and has crossed all musical genres. At a time when most country artists were content to remain close to their traditional roots, Patsy recorded songs that soared from country to pop. Patsy Cline has now taken her place as one of music’s legendary figures worldwide. Her 12 Greatest Hits album has sold nearly 10 million copies . She was named #1 Country Female Singer of all times by CMT. AMOA Jukebox association ranks Patsy Cline’s Crazy as the #1 Jukebox Single of All Time, beating out singles by Frank Sinatra, Elvis Presley, The Beatles and The Rolling Stones. VH1 ranks her as #11 on Greatest Women of Rock and the accolades go on and on.In celebration of what would have been Patsy Cline’s 71st birthday September 8th and the 30th anniversary of her induction to the Country Music Hall of Fame (first female inducted), MCA Nashville releases an all star event – Remembering Patsy Cline – a tribute to an artist whose musical legacy transcends all boundaries and labels.12 versatile singers from the realms of pop, rock, R&B, jazz contemporary Christian and country interpret the 12 classic songs of Cline’s 12 Greatest Hits. |
Christian Female Singers
Looking for the title artist Christian country-rock song / with the words "read between the lines" – the singer
Today (11-22-07 Action Thanksgiving), I heard the last half of a Christian song with a beautiful singer and the band with a rock country folk flavor that has been repeated words of "reading between lines", then "writing on the wall. "Of course, the station has not say who he was when the song ended. I would appreciate very much if someone out there knows who he is and I want to know. I researched Internet with these terms and found nothing. Thank you.
It could be either Leigh Nash and his song "between the lines" or "wall." She is an artist Christian and their music is pop-rock influences and American folk.
Original Songs by Deborah Wai Kapohe – Orphan
Christian Female Singers