Tuesday, June 15, 2010
Sunday, April 11, 2010
New Members For Gold Harbor & Gaylord Opryland Hotel C0ncert
Gaylord Opryland Hotel Concert With "Gold Harbor"
Gold Harbor Debuts April 18th at 8:oo pm In Delta Ball Room "A" Opryland Hotel Nashville,TN
Nashville -- April 9, 2010 / (http://www.myprgenie.com) -- For Southern Gospel Fans who have been wondering what's
going on with the group "Gold Harbor", well the suspense is now over. JR Richards, Manager of Gold Harbor states that
he took as long as necessary to select top caliber talent and it was number one in his selection process to secure a lead
and alto with opposite and unusual talents that complement each other.
JR stated, "I have known our new lead singer for 5 years but did not know he was in Nashville seeking God's leadership
for his ministry. (not to mention feeding a house full of kids)".
Dave Folenius has just overwhelmed us with his talent and spiritual depth. He sees Gold Harbor as the way for the nation
to hear and see who Dave really is as a Christian artist. We went all the way to Baldknob, AR to get a great alto for our
group.
Michelle Knight was our choice and she has the most unusual voice, being able to sing many styles with excellence. You
can't take the country music background (nor would I want to) away from her, and it is amazing to see how she can sing
praise and worship music, as well as progressive southern gospel with conviction from the soul of her heart. This little
redhead will sing the fire down from heaven. We call our style of music "Southern Praise & Worship".
The Debut of Gold Harbor 2010 will be at:
Gospel Music Nashville
Sunday night, April 18th, 8 PM.
The Gaylord Hotel
Delta Ballroom A
Nashville, TN
A new video is coming soon and a new project is in the works for a late June or early July release.
http://www.goldharbormusic.com
Contact: JR Richards, Phone: 615-972-3207, Email: goldharbormusic@earthlink.net
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Monday, January 11, 2010
Gold Harbor Album Makes Top 5 Staff Picks For 2009
Top 5 cd album of 2009 - january 11, 2010
Gold Harbor is so humbled to have been chosen as one of the Top 5 Staff Picked Albums of 2009 from http://www.sogospelnews.com We thank Deon Unthank for choosing the CD It"a All Good" for this presitigious selection. Here are a few words for his article: In the late 60s and early 70s it was popular to take a secular , change a few words, or add some extra phrases and make a Christian song of it. Gold Harbor took that idea and did a great job using a really funky track to "I Can See Clearly". Wow, great idea and great production.They used several songs by Zion Music writer Tim Thomas. This guy is severely under-rated, because he writes some great stuff and Gold Harbor was smart enough to pick some of his tunes. "A Few More Miles" lifted my spirit every time I listened to it. I can't listen to "Let Your Holy Rain Fall Down" without just wanting to stop and worship. This song could well become a standard in the worship community. It's clear that Gold Harbor wasn't afraid to fill this CD with diversity From the funky pop song "I Can See Clearly", to the clearly country tune "Don't Let Satan Steel Your Time", to the classic George Beverly Shea song "I'd Rather Have Jesus", this CD is cutting edge and I loved it.
Gold Harbor is so humbled to have been chosen as one of the Top 5 Staff Picked Albums of 2009 from http://www.sogospelnews.com We thank Deon Unthank for choosing the CD It"a All Good" for this presitigious selection. Here are a few words for his article: In the late 60s and early 70s it was popular to take a secular , change a few words, or add some extra phrases and make a Christian song of it. Gold Harbor took that idea and did a great job using a really funky track to "I Can See Clearly". Wow, great idea and great production.They used several songs by Zion Music writer Tim Thomas. This guy is severely under-rated, because he writes some great stuff and Gold Harbor was smart enough to pick some of his tunes. "A Few More Miles" lifted my spirit every time I listened to it. I can't listen to "Let Your Holy Rain Fall Down" without just wanting to stop and worship. This song could well become a standard in the worship community. It's clear that Gold Harbor wasn't afraid to fill this CD with diversity From the funky pop song "I Can See Clearly", to the clearly country tune "Don't Let Satan Steel Your Time", to the classic George Beverly Shea song "I'd Rather Have Jesus", this CD is cutting edge and I loved it.
Thursday, January 7, 2010
Gold Harbor Album Makes Top 5 for 2009
We are so thrilled to be chosen out of hundreds of artist for 2009 to make the top 5
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