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Author: Gene D. Viale
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Title: I Remember Gospel: And I Keep On Singing
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Publisher: AuthorHouse (January 26, 2010)
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I Remember Gospel: And I Keep On Singing by Gene D. Viale



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Within the pages of this book, Gene, chronicles that journey in a frank, intimate and inspiring manner.

Singing the Good Gospel. Gene,you are going to go places you never dreamt of seeing and you will minister to people you never could imagine you would reach. I will be your seal of approval and,as long as you yeild to My will, I will be with you. That was the word I was given as a self concious young boy(of 17) who was waiting for such a word to bring direction to my future. Within the pages of my book I chronicle that journey in a frank,intimate and inspiring manner. Hoping that my readers will be inspired to see the way God took me,just an ordinary person, with little visible potential and used me and continues to use me in un-imaginable ways as I submit to His well for my life. I am continually amazed at the way God chooses to orchestrate and be intimately involved in the lives of those.

Gene, you are going to go places you never dreamt of seeing and you will minister to people you never could imagine you would reach. I will be your seal of approval and, as long as you yield to My will, I will be with you. " This was the word given to an unlikely recipient, a self conscious young boy who was awaiting such a word to bring direction to his future.

Within the pages of this book, Gene, chronicles that journey in a frank, intimate and inspiring manner. I Remember Gospel And I Keep on Singing is released on 2010-01-25 total 272 pages, written Minister Gene D. Viale with Serial number: JSkBGd9cCUUC, while the genre of this book is Biography & Autobiography useful and informative. EBOOK, XPS, DOCX, Adobe PDF, XLSX, TXT, CBZ (comic), TIFF, MART, EXE, DTB and EPUB version of the file that can be obtained.

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Gene Viale, a former member of the James Cleveland Singers has passed away. Reared in the San Francisco area, Viale’s musical foundation was molded by the music he heard in the pentecostal church. In his teen years, he joined the Voices of Victory, soon becoming one of the group’s lead singers. While visiting family in Southern California, Viale met Reverend James Cleveland. Impressed with Gene’s talent and fervor, Rev. Cleveland asked Gene to join his group. Tags: Checker, Chicago, Gene Viale, Heaven That will be Good Enough for Me, James Cleveland Singers, Jubilee Showcase, Odessa McCastle, Operation Breadbasket, Rev. James Cleveland, Rev. Jesse Jackson, Roger Roberts, San Francisco, Savoy, Sid Ordower.

In 1959, he recorded a version of Ray Charles' hit, "Hallelujah I Love Her So", as a solo artist. James Cleveland signed with Savoy Records in 1962, going on to release a huge catalog of black gospel recordings, many of which were recorded in a live concert setting. Viale, Gene D. ISBN 978-1-4490-7681-8.

Born in Chicago, Illinois, Cleveland began singing as a boy soprano at Pilgrim Baptist Church where Thomas A. Dorsey was minister of music and Roberta Martin was pianist for the choir. He strained his vocal cords as a teenager while part of a local gospel group, leaving the distinctive gravelly voice that was his hallmark in his later years. The change in his voice led him to focus on his skills as a pianist and later as a composer and arranger Musical ca. . Horace Clarence Boyer.

Gene, you are going to go places you never dreamt of seeing and you will minister to people you never could imagine you would reach. Don't be afraid. I will be your seal of approval and, as long as you yield to My will, I will be with you. "This was the word given to an unlikely recipient, a self conscious young boy who was awaiting such a word to bring direction to his future. That prophetic message would begin a journey which has spanned over forty years and taken him from storefront churches and concert halls in the sixties, as part of one of America's first integrated Gospel groups, to ministry opportunities (to this day) both in the United States and abroad. Within the pages of this book, Gene, chronicles that journey in a frank, intimate and inspiring manner. He shares as an encouragement to his readers, the way God took a willing ordinary vessel and used it in unimaginable ways. BIO005000 Minister Gene D. Viale Minister Gene D. Viale Gene Viale was introduced to the Traditional Black Gospel Audience in 1964, by the Rev. James Cleveland, as one of his legendary James Cleveland Singers. Traveling throughout the United States at a time when in the south Jim Crow was a live and well. He is considered Black Gospel music's first attempt to integrate. His ministry/career continues, to this day almost fifty years later. AuthorHouse 2010-02-08 09:13:17.003 Why I Believe in the Rapture 978-1-44908-325-0 328 2010-02-04 00:00:00.000 6.000 9.000 TP BW Cream eng 21.99 9781449083250 This book will show an understanding of the Bible, some "doom and gloom" but not entirely, a must read. Feed on His Word, to be victorious in the battle. All soldiers go to Boot camp. The word "revelation" in Greek means "unveiling" of hidden things only revealed by God. Revelation is our armour, power for the time of judgment. We must put on the whole armour of God to defeat Satan. Without armour we will be destroyed. The Word is our sword.
Reviews: 2
Andromathris
I found this book not only interesting, but very informative. Until I read this book I never knew there was a difference between "gospel" and "southern gospel" music. I never realized "gospel" was what I grew up calling "black gospel music". I thought all Christian music was "gospel music".
This is an excellent book to learn about some of the history and evolution of gospel music and many of the key players. It gives a true perspective from one who participated in that culture because he truly loved gospel music, but was not born into the culture.
Gene Viale comes from a Latino background, but loved and enjoyed gospel music as a child and later sang with the James Cleveland Singers, a gospel group in the 1960's. He met and sang with many of the gospel greats of the day and this book is his recollections of gospel music during those formative years.
This is a book well worth reading and keeping.
Na
In his book, I Remember Gospel: And I Keep On Singing, Gene Viale gives an eloquent account of his life as a white singer (in complexion only, since he is of Italian/French/Mexican/Puerto Rican descent) with among the Black Gospel greats of the past. From singing in his home church as a young boy to a career spanning some 40 years in gospel music; readers are taken through a journey that tells of this experience, both career and spiritual. As expressed in his forward, Mr. Viale hopes that by reading his book, readers will come to recognize that God has His hand on all of us.

Early on, the reader will realize that there aren't any chapters.There was so much detail of the 40 some years that was covered in Mr. Viale's story, having chapters would have been a welcomed relief, as at times the adventure was rather exhausting. But this is purely, from a point of view of personal taste; other readers may not mind.

As I read Mr. Viale's accounts of his admiring from afar, the gospel greats such as Mahalia Jackson, James Cleveland, Albertina Walker & Shirley Ceasar to their actual introductions and eventual collaborations, I was moved by his sincere love for Gospel music and his ability to convey his emotions to the reader. He tells of how strange it was for him to travel throughout the south with these artists during the racially charged 60's. He expresses his appreciation of how he was accepted and protected by them as he was often the youngest in the group. I particularly enjoyed reading of his experience with meeting and then singing for the Queen of Gospel, Ms. Mahalia Jackson and the Father of Gospel, Dr. Thomas A. Dorsey.He credits the anointing of the Holy Spirit for his ability to move the crowds where he was called to minister, and expresses his disappointment on how he was not compensated fairly during some of these engagements.

Mr. Viale writes about battling insecurity and a deep need to be accepted stemming way back from childhood. He doesn't inform the reader as to why he thinks this was. He does state that along the way he realized that he was always trying to be forgiven, grateful and then failing again; until he discovered that he should please God because of who He is and not because he was going to be punished.

It was amazing how Mr. Viale is very descriptive and expounding in his recollections of past events. Most autobiographical books are a collection of summarized events that loosely tell its story. As vividly candid Mr. Viale is at telling some of his story, one can discern that there is much that he isn't telling. However, the reader will enjoy reading about the early days of Gospel music and how the Gospel greats of old, paid the price and paved the way for today's Gospel artists.

Reviewed by Pamela R. Jeffers of Harvest Time Inner-vations Book Reviews
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