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Donald Lawrence and the Tri-City Singers: Bible Stories (1996)
One of the most popular gospel choirs of the 1990s, Donald Lawrence and the Tri-City Singers made waves with the secular media, similar to a handful of other Christian acts during the decade. Comprised of Lawrence plus members from the "Tri-Cities" of Spartanburg, South Carolina plus Gastonia and Charlotte, North Carolina, the Tri-City Singers was one of Billboard's Top Ten Gospel Groups, as well as the recipient of several Stellar Awards and a nomination for the NAACP's Image Award. Bible Stories was their second album.
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One of the most popular gospel choirs of the 1990s, Donald Lawrence and the Tri-City Singers made waves with the secular media, similar to a handful of other Christian acts during the decade. Comprised of Lawrence plus members from the "Tri-Cities" of Spartanburg, South Carolina plus Gastonia and Charlotte, North Carolina, the Tri-City Singers was one of Billboard's Top Ten Gospel Groups, as well as the recipient of several Stellar Awards and a nomination for the NAACP's Image Award. Bible Stories was their second album.
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Genre:Music
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In Theaters:10/26/1996
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Runtime:82 minutes
Studio:Chrystal Rose Productions
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