Melvin Williams starts his media blitz..........see below:
Melvin Williams starts his media blitz, promoting his 2 newly released albums: Crazy Like Love & Love Like Crazy. Please read about the two albums and check media dates below:
Crazy Like Love is a gospel album that combines different stylings of music including Traditional Gospel, Praise and Worship and Contemporary. Guest artist on the CD include: Fred Hammond, Walter Hawkins, Stan Jones, Lee Williams, Neal Roberson and classic pianist Dana Kristina-Joi. “Another Blessing” is the first single to release on the project and features a reunion duet (think mega-hit, “Cooling Water”) between Melvin Williams and Lee Williams.
Love Like Crazy is more urban and features Neo-Soul, Urban Contemporary, Rap, Jazz, Poetry in love songs about everyday life and relationships. Guest Artists include the late (great) Gerald Levert, Kirk Whalum, Irocc, Doug Williams and Smurff & Poetry July. Williams remakes classic love songs such as Curtis Mayfield & The Impressions’ “Keep On Pushing”, Stevie Wonder’s “Too Shy to Say”, and James Brown’s “I Don’t Want Nobody to Give Me Nothing.” Williams and Levert pair up for the smash single, “Why Aren’t You Loving Me?”
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As gospel groups go, few can equal the Williams Brothers in terms of longevity and popularity.
The trio dates to 1960, when Leon "Pop" Williams founded the group. It has performed in some of the nation's more famous concert halls including: Madison Square Garden, The Apollo Theatre, The Grand Ole Opry, The Dorothy Chandler Pavilion and The House of Blues.
The group, which includes Melvin Williams, Doug Williams, Henry Green, and members in the back-up band, is still traveling across the country, presenting its distinctive gospel sound to enthusiastic audiences.
Green, who joined the group when he was 18, said the Williams Brothers have placed God first in their efforts for nearly four decades, and have no regrets in doing so. "Down through the years, God has always blessed this group," Green said. "No matter what we do, we put God out in front, and when you put God out in front, there's no limit."
The Williams Brothers have three Grammy Award nominations and numerous Stellar Awards to their credit. In spite of the Williams Brothers' travels and success, the group continues to make music from its base in Mississippi.
The current Williams Brothers members can trace their own spiritual development to the guidance of their parents years ago, Green said.
"It goes back to our roots, to our mothers and fathers," he said. "We grew up in the South, in the country. Back then, no matter what you did on Saturday night, no matter what movie you saw or how late you stayed out, you had to go to church on Sunday morning. There wasn't any 'I don't want to' or 'I don't like going to church.' You went to church, and not only did you go to church, your parents took you to church. And when you got to church, you acted right."
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