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This is one of my favorite songs.

Please Don’t Cry” – Video
https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/its-alright/id871418171

As the late great Mr. Al Johnson sings of God’s promise of eternal life to all that believe on Jesus Christ, we see a family find peace after the loss of their loved one, as memories remembered by the family are memories of faith, love, dedication and sacrifice. This video and song, encourages all to live a life that matters to others, matters to our family and friends, and most of all matters to the Lord.

Directed by Derrick Doc Pearson who received the 2012 EnSound Music Award for Best Music Video and was nominated for the 2013 Rhythm of Gospel Award for Best Music Video with his first directed video “If This Were Really Love”

This heart touching song is composed, performed and produced by Derrick Doc Pearson and features lead vocal performance by vocal legend Al Johnson (Jeff Majors, The Unifics, & Norman Connors) along with super guitarist Mike Scott (Justin Timberlake, Yolanda Adams & Prince) pianist Kevin Bond (Marvin Sapp & Donnie McClurkin) & drummer JJ Williams (Dave Koz, &

“Please Don’t Cry” – Video Credits
Conceived & Directed by Derrick Pearson
Video Editing – Derek Pearson
Photography Director – Brian Edwards
Lighting Director – Jack Foley
Additional photography - Rachel
Acting Director - Sheritha Bowman
Makeup Artist – Germaine Williams
Assistant Makeup artist- Daesean Cunningham
Grip #1- Chris Santana
Grip #2- Maisha Pope

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Our lives are renewed through the love and forgiveness from Christ. He forgives but we sometimes forget to do it to others.
Written and sung by Dallas Atkins
wwwdallasatkins.com for information and bookings

Shot, Directed, and Edited by Dena Ellis

For more music and info from artist S.P. Spiritual Peace go to www.soulmusicinc.com

DIRECTED AND EDITED BY @HIS502 of CLEAN MUD MULTIMEDIA SONG BY: S.P. SPIRITUAL PEACE www.soulmusicinc.com For video work, contact me at: [email protected], or facebook.com/HIS502

..She never expected nor knew the impact Racism will have in her life.

As Christians we should not hate Racist but pray that God opens their eyes to see that we are one people; descendants of Adam and Eve.

In this song written by Maureen Aku Disu, She simply tries to remind us all that we are One Human Race.

Please feel free to Share in order to help share her message.

God Bless

This video is a Father and Son Collaboration

A special thanks to David Sollenberger for the hard work in filming and editing. Thank you for making this video possible!

This song is inspired by a powerful and inspirational mural at the VA Rescue Mission in Roanoke, VA.


*A mural at the Roanoke, VA Rescue Mission inspired this song of hope to encourage people who are on a difficult path in life. The music video is performed by the Bittersweet Gospel Band, with appreciation to Roanoke Rescue Mission.

*from David Sollenberger's youtube page.

This is a song I wrote for my wife and I performed at the (911 Red cross concert in Panama city Fla I pray this will be a blessing to you.

Christian Singer Songwriter Ronnie Griffin
Living In The Light by Ronnie Griffin.

Thank you Jesus for all you have done for me. Without you I can Do Nothing .

Sarah Elizabeth Curlin singing 'The Love of the Lord Endures' at Temple Baptist Church, Fort Smith, AR, July 14, 2013.

Album: Global Hallelujah--Live Recording at Victory World Church in Norcross, GA Artist & Worship Leader--Antonia www.antonialawrence.com Inspirational, motivational and refreshing are the words used by many to describe the music of Antonia Lawrence. As an artist and songwriter, her goal is to write and perform from an authentic place...heart-centered music that connects with the audience to encourage and inspire. Her message comes from the heart, her voice captivates, her energy will empower you. She has over 25 years of experience as a singer, songwriter, worship leader and speaker. During this time she has helped many churches and organizations take their gatherings and events to another level with her gift of music. Antonia has been recognized for her accomplishments by reputable organizations such as People You Need To Know Magazine and the Gospel Choice Awards. Feel free to contact Antonia for your upcoming event for special inspirational music for conferences, workshops, women's meetings or gatherings; also to teach; train at worship seminars, to lead worship for your church or to speak an inspiring and motivational message. Her exciting new CD that includes her new single "Power of a Woman" will be released this year.

Some examples of what you can do to make an old hymn sound more contemporary using Revive Us Again, originally attributed John Jenkins Husband and William Paton MacKay.

Performed and recorded on my Roland RD-700NX in the key of G.
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I can't call this a tutorial or instructional video as I'm not really teaching. Informational? Inspirational? You can pick a word after you've watched it! : )

A hot topic in worship right now is how to rearrange an old hymn into something that fits into a contemporary worship setting. A lot of the older hymns have some great words to them; but because they were meant for 4-part harmony (SATB), there are chord changes all over the place and they can really make the flow of the song sound rather jumbled and busy.

So, here I present some tips/guidelines/thoughts/whatever that might help to explain how to take hymns and turn them into contemporary arrangements-- without touching the melody!

Original time - The hymn as it's in the hymnal
First Repeat - Illustration of simplifying the chord changes

Second Repeat - Illustration of making the chording more interesting

Third Repeat - Illustration of contrasting dynamics and instrumental bridges

Fourth Repeat - Illustration of changing the arrangement of the verses and choruses

Fifth Repeat - Illustration of additional improvisation and a new vocal bridge

I hope this is helpful to someone! And if anyone has any specific questions, please let me know! Thanks!