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John Crenshaw to Write for Grand Ole Gospel Reunion

Posted on Oct 28, 2004

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John Crenshaw to Write for Grand Ole Gospel Reunion
Written: 10/28/2004
Author: AGM

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John Crenshaw, noted gospel music historian, will be teaming with Charlie Waller of the Grand Ole Gospel Reunion to bring a monthly gospel music history lesson to the world wide web.

Mr. Waller and Mr. Crenshaw have enjoyed a long association with each other through the Grand Ole Gospel Reunion, so it was only natural that this monthly column be featured on the Grand Ole Gospel Reunion web site. Web master Alan Kendall has been working overtime to make this endeavor an initial success.

Crenshaw has been a frequent contributor to many gospel music publications including the Singing News. He most recently has been a staff writer for Southern Gospel News with his monthly SG History 101 articles. He has been a contributor to "The Gospel Greats" and "Heritage and Legacy of Gospel Music" radio programs and has also contributed to several books about the recorded history of gospel music.

Mr. Waller says, "John has been a help to me at the Grand Ole Gospel Reunion for many years, and I'm glad to have him join with me in the project to keep the history of gospel music alive."

The anticipated launch date for the new site is November 1. Be sure to follow the links at http://www.grandolegospelreunion.com for all the details.

Reader Comments

.(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) ~ 10/28/2004

James Hales's avatar Good luck John...we'll miss you as a staff member here...but I am honored to call you my friend.

.(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) ~ 10/28/2004

Hey John,
Congrats. & good to see you in the news

.(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) ~ 10/28/2004

adkinsdean's avatar I know that I am just one of many who enjoyed John's informative articles that appeared here each month. I'm sure that he has expanded the knowledge base of SG fans through his extensive research. Thanks for keeping the legacy of good ol' gospel music alive.

Dean

Melvin Klaudt ~ 10/29/2004

John, you can't just leave me uninformed about Southern Gospel History. Where should I go, and who should I go to?

.(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) ~ 10/29/2004

Deon Unthank's avatar Congratualtions to John, on his new endeavor.
Don't be discouraged though, A History article will continue on this web site also.

Deon Unthank
SoGospelNews.com
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AGM ~ 10/29/2004

AGM's avatar Melvin, While we wish John all the best at Grand Ole Gospel Reunion, and we will be visiting him there ourselves, SG History 101 will continue here at SoGospelNews. Be watching November 1.

John Crenshaw ~ 10/29/2004

Thank you all for your kind words. I certainly have appreciated the opportunity that Southern Gospel News has afforded me to share about these pioneers of the past. It has become a monthly labor of love.

I am sure that the next writer will continue to deliver excellence to the web site. I know I'm looking forward to reading it.

May God bless you all.

.(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) ~ 11/01/2004

God's blessings on your new endeavor ...

Congratulations!

Will look forward to your information each edition.

Linda Sholar ~ 11/02/2004

John's knowledge of gospel music is incredible. I have known him since he was a teenager, and I never cease to be amazed how much he knows about things that occurred before he was even born.

He will be missed, but I am sure you will continue the good tradition on your website.

.(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) ~ 11/11/2004

John, I have been a fan of yours for a long time. Having been a "gospel singer and pianist for about 59 years, I know or have met most of the people you write about. I still enjoy reading about the "old-timers". Keep up the good work. Jimi

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