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Rick Hendrix Co to Release Taylor Hicks at Christian Radio

Posted on May 31, 2006

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Rick Hendrix Co to Release Taylor Hicks at Christian Radio
Written: 05/31/2006
Author: AGM

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American Idol winner Taylor Hicks will be shipping to Christian radio via Rick Hendrix Company with the single "Do I Make You Proud" on June 1. Taylor Hicks held millions to their screens during the 2006 American Idol season.

"I think Taylor is a guy from the old school with a new twist. He is just a wonderful guy and its well deserved," said Rick Hendrix.

Taylor Hicks records for J Records a division of Sony/BMG.Stations and fans can hear Taylor Hicks at http://www.rickhendrix.com

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Johnathan Bond / Young Harmony ~ 06/01/2006

Kool! Even the guys in mainstream radio know who to use in Southern Gospel to have a song promoted. Rick you are the bomb! Thanks for all that you do!
Johnathan

.(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) ~ 06/04/2006

The sad thing is that he'll get more airplay than some Sg groups trying their best to get airplay and nobody will give them a chance.

.(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) ~ 06/04/2006

Huh? I thought we Christians aren't supposed to have 'idols' -- seriously!

What's going on with some of this bunch, anyway? If the Lord be God then follow Him. But if Baal, then follow him!

Shane Jordan ~ 06/04/2006

Nobody is saying idolize him. We are saying it's a positive song, and hopefully Christian programers will get to tap in the positive music that their fans may want to hear.

.(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) ~ 06/04/2006

Poppycock, Shane! The 'bottom line' is the bottom line and everybody knows it. 'American Idol' brings in the viewers and the bucks, and those in the Gospel Music Industry want a piece of the pie.

As for being positive, not everything Jesus said was positive. As a matter of fact, some of it was so hard, He lost some followers. Let Tyler do a tough song about repentence or hell, and see how many want to play it. No sell, no play. It's a business, folks.

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