Tag Archives: Earnest Pugh

BET reporter Torrence Glenn interviewed some of the worlds best entertainers on the Celebration of Gospel Red Carpet. Watch the video below and be sure to tune into the Celebration of Gospel as it airs nationally April 1st on BET. The ...

Earnest Pugh has had a phenomenal year.  His mega-hit, “I Need Your Glory”, has been ushering the saints into God’s presence for months now.  The riveting power ballad from Earnest’s latest release, Earnestly Yours, has solidified him as one of ...

Four Time Grammy award Winning Gospel Singer, KAREN CLARK-SHEARD, of The Clark Sisters and Gospel’s New Leading Man, EARNEST PUGH will share the stage to host the 9th Annual National Gospel Dance Showcase “Dance Saints, Dance! 2011”  On Saturday, December 3, 2011 at 7:00pm. ...

“We’re breaking the hits,” says Black Smoke Music Worldwide CEO Kerry Douglas of the fifth installment of his best-selling Gospel Mix CD series that is akin to the mix tape phenomenon that’s made Lil Wayne and Kanye West rap stars. ...

This week in radio, I Smile by Kirk Franklin regains the #1 spot, followed by Earnest Pugh’s I Need Your Glory at #2. Over and Over by Trin-i-tee 5:7 featuring PJ Morton is #3, followed by He Has His Hands ...

Le’Andria Johnson, winner of BET’s Sunday Best Season 3, takes the #1 spot this week with her debut album, The Awakening of Le’Andria Johnson.  Kirk Franklin, former #1 spot holder, follows at #2, with Hello Fear. Isaac Carree is still ...

In the world of radio, I Need Your Glory by Earnest Pugh jumps one spot to #1 this week. Meanwhile, I Smile by Kirk Franklin drops one spot to #2. Over & Over by Trin-i-tee 5:7 is #3, followed by ...

This week  Kirk Franklin’s Hello Fear jumps two spots and returns to its position at #1. Isaac Carree’s debut album, Uncommon Me, drops one spot to #2, after debuting at #1 last week. Dorinda Clark-Cole’s I Survived debuts at #3 ...

Gospel Music’s Leading Man, Earnest Pugh, has topped Billboard magazine’s Hot Gospel Songs chart with his smash radio single, “I Need Your Glory.” New York Times pop critic Jon Carmanica writes that, “I Need Your Glory is less sensuous than ...

This week two albums debut at the top of the chart. Isaac Carree’s Uncommon Me debuts at #1, followed by PRo’s Dying To Live debuting at #2. Kirk Franklin’s Hello Fear, which spent most of its time on the chart ...