Albert E. Brumley was a legendary gospel songwriter known for heartfelt hymns rooted in faith, hope, and simplicity. I’ll Fly Away is one of the most beloved gospel hymns in American music. With its ...

Bluegrass singer Alison Krauss has had many hits in her career. In fact, for many years, she held the record for most Grammy Awards won by a female musician in any genre (before being surpassed by ...

To contact Lindsay Terry, email [email protected]. In the rural Smyrna Baptist Church, midway between Courtland and Moulton, Alabama, a trio rose to sing a song that was literally sweeping the ...

Jeff Denson has been alto saxophone legend Lee Konitz's bassist of choice for the past several years, and it's easy to see why on this superlative duet album of gospel music with the explosive pianist ...

NEW ORLEANS, La. — New Orleans’ traditional jazz funerals are one of the ceremonies you most likely won’t see while Louisiana is under a “Stay at Home” order from the Governor. With all large ...

Those who watched Charlie Daniels' funeral saw a side of Gretchen Wilson rarely seen. The "Redneck Woman" singer brought none of her signature bravado to the stage to sing a simply sweet rendition of ...

A number of years ago, when Servant Stage was putting together “Old-Time Gospel Hour,” which had the feeling of an old radio show, Jonathan Bauer, the executive director of Servant Stage, remembers ...

Unlock access to every one of the hundreds of articles published daily on BroadwayWorld by logging in with one click. Beloved songs and musical flair will be front and center in Servant Stage’s newest ...

Betsy Brumley will never forget the first songwriting program. It was for the McDonald County school system in Missouri. Focused on third grade classes with students representing 13 different ...

NEW ORLEANS — New Orleans' traditional jazz funerals are one of the ceremonies you most likely won't see while Louisiana is under a "Stay at Home" order from the Governor. With all large gatherings ...

Early in its history, jazz was cast as the "devil's music," an affront to the sacred strains of gospel and church music. A new album by bassist Jeff Denson and pianist Joshua White brings the two ...