Gospel Music Legend Shirley Caesar Returns With "Fill This House"

The Reigning Queen of Gospel, pioneering music legend Shirley Caesar reveals a bold new album

with FILL THIS HOUSE, available for pre-order now .  Unveiling the album cover and track listing, FILL THIS HOUSE is scheduled to be released on Friday June 3, 2016, and continues a thrilling 2016 in store for Caesar.

 Launching her new album, out via eOne Music,  with the lead single “It’s Alright, It’s Ok” (feat. Anthony Hamilton), the 11-time GRAMMY-winning icon kicked off the top of 2016 delivering a live performance on BET’s “Celebration of Gospel” joined by Hamilton, with the hit single continuing to rise at Gospel radio. Executive produced by Caesar, Stanley Brown, and Phil Thornton, Caesar’s rich powerhouse voice fills the album’s 11 tracks, inspiring spiritual rejuvenation and strength to survive through tough times on songs such as title track “Fill This House,” “Mother Emanuel,” “Survive This” (feat. Hezekiah Walker), “He Won’t Fail You,” and more.

 The Gospel sensation remains an enduring musical influence, beloved by artists, world leaders and fans everywhere in her far-reaching ministry, and 2016 shows no signs of slowing down as she celebrates her 50th anniversary as a solo artist this year and hits the road performing worldwide. Pastor Caesar’s upcoming performances include the McDonald’s Gospelfest 2016 “Honor Thy Mother” Mother’s Day Weekend in Newark, NJ on Saturday May 7th, and the 2016 Allstate Gospel Superfest in Baltimore, MD on Saturday May 14th, among other dates.

Rock n Roll Hall of Famer Richie Furay Back With "Hand in Hand" Album

Before Buffalo Springfield, Richie Furay began performing with Stephen Stills in the nine-member

group, the Au Go-Go Singers, the house band at the famous Café Au Go-Go in NYC. It was a result of their performances that lead Richie and Stephen to join up with Neil Young, Bruce Palmer and Dewey Martin to form Buffalo Springfield. 

After a ground breaking, musical genre creating three year run with Buffalo Springfield, Richie stepped away to form and lead the seminal country rock band, POCO. Along with Rusty Young, Jimmy Messina and future Eagle, Randy Meissner, Poco's first album, Pickin' Up the Pieces established the standard for other Country  Rock acts to follow, including The Eagles.  Poco went on to record many more albums, six records with Richie, before he, at the urging of Geffen Records president and talent manager, David Geffen, joined together with Chris Hillman and JD Souther to form the Souther, Hillman and Furay Band. They recorded two albums, the first went Gold and produced a Top 20 Single.