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In 2009, guitarist and songwriter Kelly Joe Phelps pushed his own envelope with Western Bell, an all-instrumental, decidedly experimental record that ... More

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Contemporary Celtic and gospel music come together on this album from prolific author, singer, speaker, and worship leader Sheila Walsh. Each lilting ... More

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John Ellis is best known for being the saxophonist with guitarist Charlie Hunter, although his own solo career has been going well. On By a Thread, ... More

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Celtic Worship is a collection of religious-themed Celtic songs that are performed as if they were new age, not traditional Celtic music. There are a ... More

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Changeup: Buddy Miller issues a roots gospel album as his debut for New West. Miller effortlessly walks the line between the genre's styles, all the ... More

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Buddy Miller is country in a way that country isn't marketed much these days. He knows life is ragged and messy, and that's the way he approaches ... More

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Buddy Miller records as a frontman sparingly -- the last time was in 2009 with wife Julie Miller on the stellar Written in Chalk. He does far more ... More

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Willie Williams, best known for his associations with T.S. Monk's sextet and Art Taylor's Wailers, has a mellow tone on tenor and a playful sound on ... More

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Unlike Mahalia Jackson who was popular within the gospel realm, Sister Rosetta Tharpe crossed over into the secular framework of American popular ... More

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The Blind Boys of Alabama, who originally met and formed back in 1939 at the Alabama School for the Negro Deaf and Blind in Talladega, AL, have had ... More

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The Bessemer Sunset Four (Dave Brown, Sam Riley, Wash Ivey, Pat Gaines) were an early Jubilee-styled gospel harmony group from Alabama who recorded ... More

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This collection could just as easily and perhaps more accurately have been called "Postwar Gospel Guitar." That's because each of the 25 performances ... More

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Rev. Overstreet and his congregation deliver feverishly powerful gospel on this session recorded in 1962; Overstreet's voice is deep and dark, while ... More

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You can tell from the title alone that this isn't the kind of release likely to feature heavily in major chain discount ads, but rather one targeted ... More

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It's beyond doubt that the Bible has influenced the work of Bob Dylan throughout his career, whether in songs he's been influenced by or song's he's ... More

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Part of the Sacred Steel movement, the Lee Boys (most of whom are related) put pedal steel at the front of their gospel. But unlike contemporaries ... More

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Elder Curry and Elder Beck both were singing evangelists, solid instrumentalists (Curry on guitar, Beck on piano and trumpet), and with their fervent ... More

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