Check out this clip of Jonathan Dunn's band during FRESH WIND!

This is one of my favorite songs and the band was sooo energetic - I love it!

Since recording their 2^nd “Live” Recording on July 16, 2010 in Detroit, the Rance Allen Group has feverishly been in the studio putting the finishing touches on their new album which is slated to be released in early 2011.  Rance Allen along with co-producer Chris Byrd want to make sure fans feel and hear what they experienced in Detroit on July 16th.

Allen called in a few of his friends to add a different flavor to this record.   According to Allen, fans will hear Gospel Great Pastor Shirley Caesar on the track “Living For Jesus”, singing and testifying how Jesus instantly healed her body and how she will forever live for Him. The Legendary Vanessa Bell Armstrong also joined Rance on the song “It’s Your Time” and the renowned Paul Porter added his lively vocals to the song “You That I Trust”. The crowd went crazy as each guest artist entered the stage along with the Rance Allen Group.

Stellar Award winner Jonathan Nelson is hitting the road with a string of promotional concerts to support his forthcoming live CD, Better Days (Integrity Music),  that hits stores on September 14, 2010. The 10-song CD of positive praise songs was produced by Grammy Award winning producer Aaron Lindsey (Israel and New Breed, Marvin Sapp). The tour kicks-off September 8th at Fresh Anointing House of Worship in Montgomery, AL and continues to September 27th when it wraps up at New Life Covenant Church in Bloomfield, CT.


TOUR DATES
Wed 9/8           Fresh Anointing House of Worship, Montgomery, AL @ 7 PM.

Thurs 9/9          Divine Faith International, Atlanta, GA @ 7 PM.

Fri 9/10            True Worship Retreat, Plainfield, NJ @ 7:30 PM.

The launching of Perfecting Music Ministry Conference (PMMC) hosted by multi-award winning gospel singer Donnie McClurkin was such a success he had participants and pastors requesting the conference to be conducted in their cities. From registration to the closing remarks the conference left no stones unturned.

The classes were well attended with registrants coming with a mind to learn and prepared to unload all their questions on the speakers and panelists. McClurkin's vision to educate, equip and inform those in the music industry and those interested in becoming involved in the business was fulfilled. The $25 registration fee covered breakfast, lunch and a swag bag filled with goodies.
 
The two-day conference held at the Faith Community of St. Sabina Church located outside Chicago, IL featured ten sessions each day covering positions and functions within the church as well as invaluable details and insight about the business side of the music industry.