Representation List*
Genre
Label /Acts / Accomplishments
Additional Information
POP
Richard Orange
Pop
Motown
Sun Records
Yvette "Baby girl" Preyer (Drummer session and live, Vocalist)
Pop / Rock / R&B / Soul / Blues
Michael McDonald (on tour)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6IovtRWOlFQ
http://www.moderndrummer.com/updatefull/200001471/Yvette%20Preyer
Issac Hayes, Rufus & Carla Thomas, The Drifters Stylistics, Herman Green and The Green Machine, Calvin Newborn Jr. Nokie Taylor, Bob Weir & Rat Dog Rob Wasserman of the Dead & Joni Mitchell, Joyce Cobb He has also shared the stage with Chaka Khan,Lee Ritnouer,Grover Washington Lionel Hampton and Roy Ayers. Terryl is now touring and or recording with Sonny Turner's Platters Jeff Huddleston & Blue Bossa Jazz Group as well as the jam band circuit with Willie Waldman Project out of L. A
ROCK
Whiskey Penny
Rock
Metal
Urban Hip/Hop
Third Degree
Urban
Dollar Green & Pure Bread
with / Big V, Bukshot & Stump
Division Three
urban
II Solid
Urban
Master Entertainment Media, Inc.
R/B / Soul / Blues
Albert King
Blues- R/B - Soul
Stax, Atlantic
Thirsty Ear Recordings
Fuel 2000 Records
Rhino Records
Tomato
Dressed To Kill
Ace
Fuel 2000 Records
EPM (France)
Recall (UK)
King Records
Wolf (UK)
Monad
Charly (UK)
http://staxrecords.free.fr/king.htm
Carla Thomas
with the Great soul man RUFUS Thomas 
Soul
Stax / Atlantic / Rhino / Ace
www.last.fm/music/Carla+Thomas
The Ovations
R/B - Soul
Goldwax
R/B - Soul
Goldwax
Nathan Lewis
R/B - Soul
Goldwax
Dave Hollister
Former hit R&B singer for Blackstreet, now turned Gospel vocalist Dave Hollister re-emerges with his 2nd following of Gospel treats in store for your worship enterprise in "Witness Protection" which displays the soulful, soaring voice that has been earning him die-hard fans since 1994. This album shows a much lighter side of Dave that combines an up-tempo R&B sound with a strong gospel message.The ultimate Preacher's Kid (both his parents are preachers), Dave Hollister initially got his break in music as an original member of the platinum-selling R&B group Blackstreet, founded by producer Teddy Riley. Dave left Blackstreet after the release of their first album and went on to pursue a solo career as a singer, songwriter and producer. His solo debut, Ghetto Hymns, was released in 1999 to critical acclaim, as was his sophomore release the following year - Chicago '85... The Movie. After releasing two more albums, Dave returned to his church roots, signing with GospoCentric.
Other Labels
DreamWorks Records
Motown Records
Gospo Centric
R/B / Urban
James "Guitar" Holly
Temmora
GCS Records
Gospel / Christian / Urban
Hans Christian Jochimsen
Opstand Gospel Choir
Writer on: "Come Let Us Celebrate"
GMWA Live In Tampa
Gospel
Gospo Centric Records
"Come Let Us Celebrate"
Angela Spivey
Tekoa Records
JEG Entertainment Group
March 14, 2008 #9 on Nation Gospel Charts and Climbing!
Female Vocalist of the Year - Traditional
2009 Stellar Nominee
True Inspiration
Gospel
Mountain Movers of Middle Georgia
Youth Choir
Gospel
Tyrone Porter
Member of the legendary "Christianaires" / GMWA Quartet Division Director
N-AUTHORTY
Gospel Dream 2004 Winner
Gospel Dream 2004 Houston, Texas Finalist
Label announcement soon
Gregory Boutte’
Hope Askew
Pastor K. D. Allen
Gospel
Ernest Lee, Davids Dance Music
Gospel- Urban
Gospel- Urban
CCM
Adult Contemporary
Christian
CCM
Sharon Alexander
Gospel
Gospel Miracles
Gospel
Anthony Richardson
Gospel
Hunter Brothers
Gospel
GCS / Destiny Records
James Cockerham
Amen Records**
#18 Chart position in Billboard Top Gospel Album Chart
http://www.myspace.com/elderjimmyhicksandvoi
Minister Gregory C. Austin, Sr. & the Voices of New Israelite
Gospel
Nomination for the 2003 KENNETH MORRIS AWARD
GMWA Memphis Chapter
Gospel
OBSTAND CHOIR DENMARK
Gospel
Young People of Praise (YPOP)
Gospel / Urban
Traditional / Hymns
Spirituals
Nairda Media
Savoyd & Willie Beard
Gospel
Record Companies
Platinum City Records
Urban
GCS Records
Gospel - Soul
Gospel
Victory
The Southern Nightingales
Odessa Alexander
The Townsend Sisters
The Harmony Aires
The Benson Singers
Gloria Suggs
The Bell Singers
The Stars of Nightingales
The Johnson Sisters
Patio Male Chorus
Noahs Ark
Fantastic Jordan Wonders
Brown Singers
Session Singers
Faithwalk
Soul
Cheryl Fox
King Saul
Lee Moss
Roy Malone
Amnesty
Carlos Cash*
Jerry Minis*
George Jackson*
Rap / House
First Class Crew
VNI Records
Gospel / Christian
dCross-1GMC
Gospel / World
Blue Town Records Ltd.
Blues R/B - Soul
Howard Everett
The Hilights
Milwaukee Slim
James "Guitar" Holley
Destiny Music Group
Gospel / Christian
Gospel / Christian
LEG Records, Inc.
R/B / Urban
Paris Entertainment
Urban
THE GOSPEL COMPANY OF DENMARK
Gospel
Kebar LLC.
Gospel
Tekoa Records
Publishing Companies
Chartbound Music Publications, Ltd.
Publishing Company
Beth-Ridge Music Publishing Company
Publishing Company
Vision Ninety Eight Publishing Company
Gospel- Urban
Media Publishing
Editor-In-Chief & Multi Media Journalist
Studios / Remote / Production Houses
Galaxy
Studio / Remote Truck
TransQuinn Productions
Gospel
Seven Productions, Inc.
Sense Records
G-Net Technologies / GNET MEDIA GROUP
Gospel-Urban-Industrial-Label-
Music Video Film & DVD Production
Steller Awards
GMWA Convention
G-Net Pictures, G-Net TV, Gospel Network, G-Net Online
National Baptist Convention
Smart Church Magazine
Live Event Webcasting
Live Event A/V Production
DVD Entertainment Production
Convention Production Services
Paul E. Taylor
Gospel / Television
Songwriters
George H. Jackson
Pop / R/B / Rock / Soul / Blues / Country
Triple Platinum / Gold / Award winning Songwriter
motion pictures: "Risky Business" and "Garfield The Movie" / 2004
George Jackson is one
of the most prolific songwriters who has written or co-written hits for some
of the biggest names in the music industry such as James Brown (“It’s Too
Funky In Here”), Bob Seger (“Old Time Rock and Roll”, “Trying To Live My
Life Without You”), Wilson Pickett (“A Man And A Half”), Z.Z. Hill (“Down
Home Blues”) and The Osmonds (“One Bad Apple”).
His songs span all genres, having been recorded by Liza Minelli (“One More
Hurt”), The Staple Singers (“Unlock Your Mind”), Joan Baez (“Free At Last”),
Tina Turner (“Root, Toot Undisputable Rock 'N' Roller”), and Bobbie Gentry
(“Find 'Em, Fool 'Em and Forget 'Em”). He also recorded several Southern
soul-flavored singles, charting with “That’s How Much You Mean To Me” and
“Aretha, Sing One For Me.”
Born in 1945 in Greenville, Mississippi, Jackson started recording for Ike
Turner’s Prann label in 1963 after introducing himself to Turner when the
entertainer played a concert in Greenville. That took him to New Orleans to
record the single “Nobody Wants To Cha Cha With Me” at Cosimo Matassa’s
studio in New Orleans. Ike and Tina Turner later went on to record Jackson’s
song “As Long As I Can Get You (When I Want You)”.
After traveling to Memphis, Jackson was turned down by Stax Records, but
while there he met Louis Williams and they started a vocal group called the
Ovations. Recording for Goldwax Records, their single ‘it’s so wonderful to
be in love’ made it to number 22 on the R&B chart in 1965. While with
Goldwax, Jackson wrote for label-mates James Carr and Spencer Wiggins. The
Ovations broke up and Jackson got a solo deal with Decca Records under the
pseudonym Bart Jackson, releasing ‘Wonderful Dream’ in 1968.
At the suggestion of producer Billy Sherrill, Jackson journeyed to Muscle
Shoals, AL, to work at producer Rick Hall’s Fame Recording Studio, where he
became a staff songwriter and wrote for Candi Staton (“Just a Prisoner”,
“I’d Rather Be An Old Man’s Sweetheart (Than A Young Man’s Fool)”) and a
gold single for Clarence Carter (“Too Weak To Fight”).
MGM Records act The Osmonds visited the hit factory and Jackson submitted a
song he had originally written for the Jackson 5. “One Bad Apple” hit Number
One on the pop charts in early 1971 for five consecutive weeks and sold over
a million copies. The Osmonds also had much success with his song “Double
Lovin’”. Because of the accomplishments, Jackson was allowed to record some
singles for MGM.
During the mid-80s, Jackson joined Malaco Records as a staff songwriter
penning hit after hit for Johnny Taylor, Bobby Bland, Z.Z. Hill, Latimore
and Denise LaSalle. Jackson’s own album Heart to Heart Collect was released
by Hep Me Records in 1991.
Tom Jones III
Pop / R/B / Rock / Soul /
Triple Platinum
Songwriter
"Old Time Rock & Roll"
Sung by Bob Seger
motion pictures: "Risky Business" and "Garfield The Movie" / 2004
Warner Brothers
Larry Henderson
Pop / R/B / Rock / Soul / Blues / Country
Daniel Boga
Pop / R/B / Rock / Soul / Blues / Country
"Big John" Cummings
Pop / R/B / Rock / Soul / Blues / Country
Theater / Playwrights / Screenplay Writers
Concert Promoters, Artist Managers & Investors
Entertainment Companies
Musician Referral Service
Charlie Spell, CNS Management, Inc
Pastor K. D. Allen
Steve A. Lewis
Producers
Four Time
Dove Award Nominee
Kurt Clayton
Urban R/B Gospel
Bar-Kays, Confunksun, Howard Hewett, The Canton Spirituals, Billy Rivers, Michael Cooper, Tom Joyner, The United We Funk All-Stars Live Tour & Radio Show, President of Memphis Grammy Chapter, NARAS
Music Directors (MD’s)
Kurt Clayton
Urban, R/B, Gospel, Rock
LED ZEPPELIN, Bar-Kays, Confunksun, Howard Hewett, The Canton Spirituals,Billy Rivers, Michael Cooper, The Temprees, Tom Joyner, The United We Funk All-Stars Live Tour & Radio Show, Buddy Guy, Etta James, Junior Wells, Taj Mahal, Temmora, President of Memphis Grammy Chapter, NARAS
Gospel / R/B
Matthew Kelly
Pastors
Perfecting New Life Full Gospel Baptist Church, North Little Rock, Arkansas
Bishop K. D. Allen & Pastor Carolyn Allen
Little Rock, Arkansas
Pastor Harold E. Horton
Television / Film / Theater
Visionary Teacher Speaker Author
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Celebrity Chef
Chef Jerome Brown
Celebrity
Chef
of the
Stars
Serving
Shaquille O’ Neal, Brevin Knight, Byron Cage, Bishop Eddie Long, General Colin Powell, King of Sweden, Walt Disney World Resort, Mike Bibby, Nancy Kerrigan and Priscilla Pressley.......
Motivational Speakers
Honorable Jim Evans
Mrs. Obesity Jones
Comedian
Author
Memphis
Pro
Wrestler
Alfred The Butler
Pro
Wrestler
Assisting
Jerry
"The King"
Lawler
Churches and Foundations
Mark Woods (rt) CEO/ Founder
Garth Brooks receives the OTA Inspiration Award from OTA Founder Mark Woods
Operation Troop Aid Honors Gary Sinise With ‘Patriot Award’
"As our men and women in uniform are deployed all over the world, let us not forget our freedom, for it is because of them, past, present, and future that we can live free. What better way to express our FREEDOM than to reach out to the ones that provide it. Please help us as we let them know they are "NOT FORGOTTEN."
Mark Woods, CEO
The Baker Foundation