The Genius Gap
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Daniel J. Mount in
Commentary on
01 25th, 2008 |
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In Southern Gospel, there are some performers so brilliant that the average fan just doesn’t get it.
Every genre has these performers–these Channing Eletons and Stan Whitmires, these musicians and vocalists whom the reviewers claim don’t receive their fair share of attention. These are the...
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