The ninth and tenth children of Mom & Pop Winans, Angie and Debbie Winans grew up in the most musical family in the gospel industry, and soon followed in the footsteps of their older brothers (who record as the Winans) and brother-sister act BeBe & CeCe (who were the seventh and eighth born, respectively). The pair sang backup vocals with... [+] Read More

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One of the most honored gospel vocalists of the 1990s, Dottie Peoples debuted with two 1991 cassette albums, Is It Worth It All? and Surely God Is Able, then broke out with her 1993 LP Live, which caused her to be nominated for a Stellar Award for Best Female Solo Performance: Traditional. Her next effort, On Time God, won her four Stellar... [+] Read More

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Although not raised in a church-going family, gospel leader Kurt Carr took it upon himself to start attending services at age 13 and soon became active in his church's musical programs. Finding inspiration in albums by gospel greats Walter Hawkins, James Cleveland, and Andrae Crouch, Carr attended the University of Connecticut in his hometown of... [+] Read More

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