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Jun

2008

Jason Crabb Wows BMI Industry Crowd

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According to The Tennessean, Christian singer Jason Crabb wowed an industry crowd at BMI Thursday. "He's the best singer I've heard in 30 years," producer Norro Wilson said. "Jason's soulful version of ""Give Me Forever (I Do)" could be a country hit." The paper went on to state, "The Crabb Family member has launched a solo career with Spring Hill Music Group, and he has tremendous crossover potential."

More information on Jason Crabb can be found at http://jasoncrabb.com

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Jason is definately one of the best singers in the world and he is also a very humble man. I hope that the world comes to know what southern gospel has known for a long time, that Jason Crabb brings a powerful anointing to any song he sings.
As far as crossover goes, I say let them "crossover" to him and not the other way around.

Commented by On 06/16/2008

I agree.Definately don't change your music or turn to any other music,Jason.God has blessed you with a gift & you should ALWAYS use it to His glory!
The world is always quick to try to change what is good to make it bad.Keep on in gospel & God will always bless you & your talents!

Commented by On 07/24/2008

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