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Dear All,

It's been a long wait but it's finally here - ' How to make Gospel Music Work for Yo u' is published on June the 26th and I'm pleased that we're finally got here! Copies of the book are available to pre-order from our website: www.rfproductions.co.uk

We're also having a book launch on the evening of the 28th June and you're invited. You will need to register, tickets are available from the 10th of June and it's on a first come first serve basis. It promises to be a good evening so make a note of this.

Thanks for all your continued support and listed below are a couple of the reviews coming in about the book- more to follow:

Roy Francis

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ISABELLA MELODIES:

“Wow, I wish I had this absolutely brilliant resource when I launched out as a Gospel artist many years ago! The solid information, helpful suggestions and practical advice contained in this book would have saved me a lot of the mistakes I made……… I've learnt a lot from chapters nine to thirteen which is filled with practical tips on song writing, making an album, marketing strategies and effective use of the various social media platforms.”

NOEL ROBINSON:

“Roy has charted the history of Gospel music in the UK and given every artist real tips and practical pointers to succeed with their music in this current climate. He really has left no stone upturned in revealing the cogs that make our industry go around and in demystifying the details”.

'THEY CAME WITH THEIR CHRISTIANITY'

(From: 'How to make gospel Music Work for You')

On the 22nd of June 1948, an old Troop Carrier, The Empire Windrush slipped quietly into Tilbury Docks in the East End of London. The day was warm although a little cold and on board the old Carrier were 492 West Indians who had travelled the 8,000 miles to get to Britain. They came because work was plentiful and because they saw it as their patriotic duty to ‘go and help rebuild the mother country,’ or at least that’s what the poster said back home. Now, as they stepped on to British soil, nothing could have prepared them for what they were about to experience, nor could they have known what to expect.