WASHINGTON, DC--The Crabb Family is set to be the featured artist for Tuesday, May 2nd on XM Satellite Radio's Channel 34 (enLighten) . The day will include excerpts from the brand new album, Blur The Lines, along with numerous other Crabb Family hits, commercial free. Crabb Family Day will begin at 10:00am ET and conclude at 9:00pm ET with the best of the Crabb Family being featured at the top of each hour. The Crabb siblings are the first Southern Gospel artist to have a featured day on the station.
"The Crabb Family is very honored that XM Radio would believe in our music to the extent of adding a station that plays only Southern Gospel music 24 hours a day. There is added enthusiasm knowing that Blur The Lines and the Crabb Family will be featured during their broadcast this Tuesday. Many of the Crabb Family members are XM subscribers. How exciting that Southern Gospel music and the Crabb Family are now part of the XM Satellite Radio world," stated Kelly Bowling, the Crabb Family.
“Dan Dixon and I are looking forward to doing many exciting things here on enLighten,” says Program Director Marlin Taylor, “now that we are truly America’s Southern Gospel music station, including setting aside a day from time to time to salute one of Southern Gospel’s leading groups. We feel it’s significant that we kick off this series with the Crabb’s, who are leading the way in exposing Southern Gospel to new audiences.”
For more information on XM Satellite Radio, log onto http://www.xmradio.com . For more information about the Crabb Family, log onto http://www.thecrabbfamily.com.
Author: SGN
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Written: 04/26/2006
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Category: News & Scoops
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XM radio's adding of a southern gospel channel has to be a real feather in our cap. I live in a rural area and finally I can hear a lot of the songs that I read about being in the top 40. We all need to let XM radio know how much we appreciate and enjoy it. As you know, in the past they have cancelled those channels that did not get enough play.
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