Chicago gospel icon Inez Andrews was the last of her kind, a towering figure from a golden age when giants such as Mahalia Jackson, Albertina Walker and DeLois Barrett Campbell still toured the world.
Andrews got her start as a member of The Caravans, a gospel group, in the 1950s and early 60s. She also wrote songs that many artists recorded. Andrews was also known for her signature song, "Lord Don ...
NEW YORK — Inez Andrews, whose soaring, wide-ranging voice — from contralto croon to soul-wrenching wail — made her a pillar of gospel music, died Wednesday of cancer at home in Chicago. She was 83.
The Chicago Sun-Times reports that a new gospel music museum will open later this year in Chicago, the city where the genre was born. The museum is the brainchild of the Rev. Stanley Keeble, who has ...
Andrews got her start as a member of The Caravans, a gospel group, in the 1950s and early 60s. She also wrote songs that many artists recorded. Andrews was also known for her signature song, "Lord Don ...
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