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Jun

2004

Turning Point In The Studio

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The new exciting mixed trio from Cincinnati, OH is currently working on their debut project, which is set for release in late July. 11 of the 12 songs on the project were written by group member Jimmy Dooley, who currently writes for Centergy Music, as well as many of the top groups in Gospel Music. The first single will be sent out to radio in August with Airplay Promotions.

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This is a great group. I love their harmony. I will be looking forward to their new cd.

Commented by (JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) On 06/25/2004

Dear Jimmy,

Hope all is going well.

Folks...you are in for a great treat from one of gospel musics great up and coming songwriters. I know that you will be blessed from these tunes and I can't wait to hear them myself. Jimmy and group...we wish you all the best and hope to see you this year at convention. Till then ...
Sincerely, Steven Cheney/MWC
Mencer, White and Cheney

Commented by MWCBaritone On 06/28/2004

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