Melma Moore: Been Through The Fire!

Online, January 13, 2010 (Newswire.com) - New York, NY--January 12, 2009- The Tony award winning songbird is headed back to her roots in Harlem to join noted gospel troupes such as Evang. James Walker & The Seasons of Joy, Catherine Miller, The Cocolo Japenese Gospel Choir , and other NYC Gospel Greats for "An Evening of Gospel Ministry." To help celebrate Black History Month, Melba Moore Inc. in conjunction with P.A.M. PRODUCTIONS will host a gospel concert on February 27, 2010 at Southern Baptist Church located at 12 West 108th St (Harlem, NY) from 5- 8 p.m. The doors will open at 4 p.m. .

The Long and Winding Road. Melba has been recognized for chart topping R&B hits such as Falling, Love's Comin' At Ya', and the Grammy Award-nominated song Lean On Me . Melba's unparalleled success and adversity was chronicled on TV One's Documentary Series Unsung. The charmed life of this songstress, who was the first black actress to replace a white actress on Broadway, had become fodder for the media. In response to bearing her soul to the public, it was... "Very, very, very difficult because of just the total crisis and collapse of everything that had any kind of security around my life."

I'm Still Here. The power of Gospel music has lulled Melba to a new calling for her life and her career. "I feel like when you are singing or praising or worshipping, you are learning, and God is the one who is teaching you." Melba has two previous Gospel albums two her credit Nobody But Jesus and the aptly titled I'm Still Here. In an article titled Back, Better and Badder Than Ever!, journalist William Grouch states... "In spite of insurmountable odds, Melba has persevered and she is back, delighting us with her silky stylings and explosive, vocal acrobatics."

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