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For Black History Month: A Look At Detroit's Rich Gospel Music Heritage
Detroit's wealth of gospel music artists is often taken for granted among Detroiters. It's only when you look at the response to Detroit's gospel artists across the country and around the world that you realize just how important this city is to the history of gospel music. A new Internet resource taking such a look at Detroit's gospel music heritage is the recently launched website, Detroit Gospel.com.

A Leap of Faith: Gospel Music Has Moved From The Pew To The Big Time
Gospel music is no longer confined to the church, it has become one of the fastest growing segments of the overall entertainment industry, and as such has become increasingly high tech. Music steeped in tradition has given way to Holy Hip Hop, and the pipe organ to the mixing and sampling board. Vickie Winans isn't just a gospel name, it's a domain name. A new website, Detroit Gospel.com picks up on this trend by becoming the first and only website to chronicle the Detroit gospel entertainment scene.

Detroiters Bridging The Digital Divide In Detroit
Much has been said about the "digital divide," the disparity between technology resources available to those in different socioeconomic strata. Mary Lynne and Keith Crosby, founders of Detroit-based web design company, FruitfulWorks, Inc., are bridging that divide by educating and assisting Detroit small businesses and organizations with website design and development. Additionally, the Crosbys have developed Detroit Gospel.com (www.detroitgospel.com), the first and only website to provide comprehensive coverage of the Metropolitan Detroit gospel music and entertainment scene.

Is Detroit Really The Gospel Music Capital Of The World? A New Website, Detroit Gospel.com, Thinks So
Detroit has been called the gospel music capital of the world. Detroit has been a breeding ground for nationally known artists such as Fred Hammond, Commissioned, The Winans, Vickie Winans, The Clark Sisters, and so many more. One would be hard pressed to find another city better positioned to make such a claim. A new website, Detroit Gospel.com (www.detroitgospel.com), is the first and only website to provide comprehensive coverage of the Metropolitan Detroit gospel music and entertainment scene. It's detailed chronicling of the city's heritage, major gospel artists, and up-and-coming artists fills a much needed void in Detroit's gospel entertainment community.

 

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Mary Crosby, Editor, www.DetroitGospel.com, email: , Phone: 313-833-3555, Mailing Address: 18701 Grand River #134, Detroit, MI, 48223