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Rev T E Weems, Rev W A White, Deacon A Wilson, Rev B L Wrightman - Preachers And Congregations Vol 7 1925 - 1928. 7 squares: Four fairly obscure but rather interesting singing preachers from the pre-war years. Ad Astra - Beyond Our Bounds. 6 squares: Musicians from Immanuel Anglican Church in Destin, Florida release a rock album. Chris Taylor - Take Me Anywhere. 8 squares: The debut full album from a new Florida-based worship leader. Ralph Vaughan Williams, Laudibus, Mike Brewer - A Cappella Choral Works. 10 squares: A selection of Vaughan Williams' sacred and secular choral works. Domenico Cimarosa, Orchestra Haydn di Bolzano e Trento, Fabio Pirona - Dixit Dominus. 7 squares: A psalm for soloists, chorus and orchestra by the 18th century composer. Various - Black Vocal Groups Vol 8 1926-1935. 7 squares: Compilation of Second Baptist Church Trio, Wesley Female Quartet, the Second Zion Four and four other pre-war groups. Various - Inspirational Music: Written By Chas Waldren. 5 squares: Songwriter Chas Waldren releases EP with guest vocalists such as Elvis Chambers. Various - 60 Big Worship Songs 4 Little Ones. 6 squares: An anonymously packaged 3CD compilation of children's songs. Conrad Harpham - Conradical. 7 squares: A personal showcase of fast-paced guitar rock from a Devonshire instrumentalist. Various - Black Vocal Groups Vol 5 1923-1941. 6 squares: Compilation of The Galilee Singers, Four Great Wonders, Rev Sutton E Griggs and four other acts. Jonathan Nelson - Right Now Praise. 5 squares: A live recording from Empowerment Temple Ame Church, Baltimore. Various - Reggae Sunday Service Vol 9. 7 squares: Latest in the reggae worship series with vocals by Sus, Osmond Collins, Chevelle Franklyn and others. Various - The Ultimate Collection: Lullabies. 9 squares: Recordings eminating from 1996 by Michael Card, Twila Paris and others. Various - Black Secular Vocal Groups Vol 2: The Thirties (1931 - 1939). 6 squares: A gospel track from The Four Southern Singers and two secular ones from the Norfolk Jazz Quartet. The London Philharmonic & Festival Orchestras - Sacred Christmas. 3 squares: Famed British symphonians performing well known carols. Scintillate - Sleeper. 9 squares: The debut album from a South African four-piece. The Myriad - With Arrows, With Poise. 10 squares: The second album from the American winners of MTV2 Breakout contest. Nalini - Piano. 8 squares: Soothing instrumentals from an Indian-born classically trained pianist. Rob Halligan - Dedicate. 10 squares: A single in aid of a Bangladeshi orphanage by the critically acclaimed Midlands songsmith. Sarah MacIntosh - The Waiters The Watchers The Listeners The Keepers & Me. 9 squares: The solo debut from ex-Chasing Furies member.		Jon Foreman: The Switchfoot man talks about 'Fall', 'Winter', 'Spring' and 'Summer' Soul P: The Christian emcee making club bangers that will slap 'em Ruth: Washington rockers who are anything but One Foot In, One Foot Out Kevin Max: Talks about 'The Blood' album and The Impostor feature film Inhabited: Pushing through the controversy of an "uncensored" song Jerry Arhelger: Veteran country gospel man still walking the talk Thrice: The Orange County hard rockers exploring The Alchemy Index Secular Albums, Christian Reviewers 2: Mainstream albums old and new Paul Poulton Project: Midlands rockers with a message in the madness Duke Special Live At Norwich Arts Centre: Saturday 31st May 2008 The Rubyz: Teen pop from Christendom's answer to Hannah Montana Michael McDermott: The critically acclaimed songsmith bares his soul Superchick: Song-by-song rundown of 'Rock What You Got' dB Studios: A place of dreams for grassroots Christian musicians Aaron Keyes: A worship pastor who's written the "Not Guilty Anymore" classic Jahaziel: Delivered from gang culture to be a radical rapper for Christ Andy Hunter: Talks about his 'Colour' album & the 'Expelled' soundtrack Tre Luci: A trio of choristers adding a new dimension to contemporary worship The Ultimate Event At Alton Towers: Saturday 10th May 2008 Carol Arblaster: Reaching tourists with voice and harp