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Born Again Music Ministries Releases New Project

Posted on Jul 28, 2006

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Born Again Music Ministries Releases New Project
Written: 07/28/2006
Author: SGN

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(Hope Mills, North Carolina - Born Again, a Southern Gospel Duo out of North Carolina is releasing there brand new Project titled What A Love. Both Danny Durden and Ray Parker are extremely excited about the music, and the message that tis cd offers.

"We recorded our Project at Serenade Studios in Bladenboro, North Carolina under the very proficient guidance of Mr. Michael Milligan, and Mr. David Cable both of whom were a tremendous help with the producing and configuration of this Project. We would like to also mention Mr. Steve Kroekel for his expertise in the mixing and mastering of this music venture. Each song on this cd carries a message of love, hope and praise. We are also very gracious to Jerry Martin of the Dove Brothers Quartet for Lending his voice to our Project. We also want to thank Roger Fortner from the gospel group the McKameys for his wonderful work on the music," stated Parker.

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