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others around the world saddened with news of the passing of Rickey R.
Grundy. A master musician and composer, Grundy’s rise to prominence came
with the recording of his song, Call Him Up (Can’t Stop Praising His
Name) by Keith Pringle and the Pentecostal Community Choir. His
compositions dominated Gospel music over the next 2 decades in
recordings by the Gospel Music Workshop of America Mass Choir, Ron
Kenoly, Ann Nesby, Willmington Chester Mass Choir, Rodnie Bryant, Bishop
Larry Trotter and others. Rickey’s choir, the Rickey Grundy Chorale
would go on to record for Sparrow Records and in later years, Rickey
served as music director for Andrae Crouch.
oins
others around the world saddened with news of the passing of Rickey R.
Grundy. A master musician and composer, Grundy’s rise to prominence came
with the recording of his song, Call Him Up (Can’t Stop Praising His
Name) by Keith Pringle and the Pentecostal Community Choir. His
compositions dominated Gospel music over the next 2 decades in
recordings by the Gospel Music Workshop of America Mass Choir, Ron
Kenoly, Ann Nesby, Willmington Chester Mass Choir, Rodnie Bryant, Bishop
Larry Trotter and others. Rickey’s choir, the Rickey Grundy Chorale
would go on to record for Sparrow Records and in later years, Rickey
served as music director for Andrae Crouch.
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