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Retraction--This is a good gospel album, point blank!
Let me take something back that I said, it doesn't really matter if they crown Angie or Beverly Crawford the princess of gospel, it doesn't matter because they're both anointed, exciting, great women of God. I apologize for coming down hard with my previous comments. Please disregard what I said, because it was trivial and divisive. But something I'll shall repeat again--Angela Spivey is a great gospel artist! And the Dorothy Love Coates medley is great, which Angie did on the Stellars this year. It's about time someone really gave the late Dorothy props. And she's a bad choir director too.

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"ANGIE GOT IT GOING ON!!!!"
Angela Spivey is one of gospel's greatest singers of this time. With her everlasting enery and powerpacked, anointed voice, she is sure to help you get your praise on. On this CD, she simply SHOWS OUT! All of the songs are the bomb. I really love the title song, "Determined", because she let's everybody know without a doubt that she's determined. The song called, "Where are the worshippers" written by Trina Jefferie (Sister Cantaloupe), is magnificent. I play that song over and over again, night and day. I love the Dorothy Love-Coates medley as well. This whole CD is just marvelous. If you want to have some church or have a "PARTY", as Angie says it, this CD is for you!

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Great Gospel Singer
Angela Spivey is really a great songwriter, vocalist, etc. Her performance on the Stellars this year was awesome! I'm glad to see that she has come a long way in the gospel music industry.

But I have one problem with her: this is not as a put down, but how did she become the "princess of gospel music"? That title was reserved for Beverly Crawford, whom I'm afraid to admit, was copied by Angie. Yes, I hate to say it, but when I see Angie Spivey on stage, I see a lot of Beverly Crawford, and Beverly was really the one who came out with those types of exciting performances and was the consummate artist. As a matter of fact, back in around 1997, Beverly herself gave an exciting rendition of "Jesus Precious King". What gives the gospel industry the right to take her title away from her (especially while she's still alive) and give it to somebody else? It's not right and I heard NOBODY speak up about it. It's like people just are stepping over Beverly Crawford like she's nothing. And she's done A LOT; is on somebody's album at least once a year, wrote, is an actress, even worked over in the CCM. She even got her start on a cable TV show for cryin' out loud. Just because her last album didn't do too well doesn't mean people got to do her like that. Hey, where are her true fans?

Let's be fair.

Otherwise, Angela Spivey is a great artist. But I don't consider her the "princess of gospel".