On the weekend of May 18^th, Paul’s Featured Artists is one of America’s best-known Gospel trios, Greater Vision. Gerald Wolfe, Rodney Griffin and Chris Allman will share some of the songs from their brand new CD entitled “For All He’s Done” (including that title song). You’ll hear all about their new radio single, “Looking For The Grace.” And you’ll learn why our interview with them was, shall we say, unusual.

And, during the second hour he’ll have an Artist Spotlight visit with Marshall Hall, who’ll share some songs from his new solo CD entitled “Brighter One.” You’ll find out what he’s been doing since leaving the Gaither Vocal Band, including his present work as a worship leader at a nationally-known church and ministry. Marshall will also tell you about a song he wrote for his CD.

Finally, you’ll also hear from Daniel Riley (Gold City); Ivan Parker and Brian Free (Brian Free & Assurance).

The Gospel Greats web address is www.thegospelgreats.com.

On the weekend of May 11^th: Coming as this program does on Mother’s Day weekend (in the USA, Canada and in many other countries around the world), most of Paul’s songs and artist comments will be part of his Salute to Moms. You’ll hear interesting comments from Wilburn & Wilburn (and their mom/grandmother), Kelly Bowling, Bill Gaither, Joyce (of the Martins) and others. Join Paul as he salute — and remember — moms everywhere.

And, his Featured Artist will be Amy Lambert, who’ll share songs from her new CD entitled The Seeker. She’ll explain why she’s been singing a lot less in recent years, spending her time juggling her time between mothering, singing — and recovering from a significant illness.

The Gospel Greats web address is www.thegospelgreats.com.

Paul’s Featured Artists on the weekend of May 4^th edition is Declaration, a trio comprised of Kasey Kemp, Jake Sammons and Joshua Horrell. Songs will be from their current Walk Away Free CD, including that title song and their recent radio hit, Shout Brother Shout. Find out why they believe God has been blessing their music ministry. And you’ll hear the song that Jake considers a testimony song.

Plus … he’ll have a special segment remembering the late George Beverly Shea, “America’s beloved Gospel singer.” Included will be remembrances from Bill Gaither and Guy Penrod.

Finally … be listening to learn how to win two nights for two at this July’s Gatlinburg Gathering in Gatlinburg, Tennessee … one of Southern Gospel music’s premier multi-day events. Hotel accomodations for those two nights will be included.

The Gospel Greats web address is www.thegospelgreats.com.

On the weekend of April 27^th, it’s paul’s official Singing News Top 20 Countdown Edition, based on the airplay song popularity chart appearing in the magazine’s May edition.

And, his Featured Artists on this program will be the Perrys. Hear why the songs from their current Through The Night CD — recorded before Tracy Stuffle‘s recent debilitating stroke — are amazingly appropriate for what the Perrys are going through now, especially that title song. You’ll also hear their current chart song and two other new songs of testimony and invitation. You’ll also hear what Libbi Stuffle told the recent Tracy Stuffle benefit concert in Nashville about Tracy’s progress — and why it’s so unusual.

Other guests include Rodney Griffin (writer of two consecutive songs in the Top 20); Lauren Talley (Talleys); Mark Bishop; Susan Jackson (Karen Peck & New River) and Wes Hamption (Gaither Vocal Band).

Finally, on the Headline Update: Remembering George Beverly Shea; Gold City’s new tenor; the Cathedral Family Reunion and more.

The Gospel Greats web address is www.thegospelgreats.com.

Paul’s Featured Artists is the trio Three Bridges with songs from their current CD, Twelve. You’ll hear about some of the special things going on recently in the lives of these three guys. You’ll learn about the ministry opportunities they have been enjoying. And you’ll hear four songs from their Twelve CD, including their touching current radio song, Forgive Myself.”

And, in his Artist Spotlight on this program is the Common Bond Quartet, with songs from their current CD entitled God Made A Way. Find out the unusual way this quartet came together — and the reason that title song is their testimony. You’ll also hear two of their recent radio hits. Although together just a few years, this quartet is rapidly emerging on the national scene.

Plus, you’ll hear from Gerald Wolfe (Greater Vision, about “the Bible” mini-series on TV); Sheryl Farris (McKameys) and Aaron Hise (Whisnants, about his forthcoming marriage).

The Gospel Greats web address is www.thegospelgreats.com.