Search results
Jun 10, 2011 · Here is a clip of Cedric Dent's Last Day singing at Restoration Praise Center, SDA church. Alvin calls the pastor down to pray for Mr. Dent.
- 2 min
- 12.1K
- dianasaray7
This is the first album from Take 6 and I believe it's the only A Capella album we've uploaded to YouTube. The group started out in 1980 when Claude McKnight...
From the Philharmonie in Munich, The a capella gospel music sextet Take 6 in concertMark Kibble – first tenorClaude V. McKnight – first tenorCedrik Dent - ba...
- 7 min
- 23.9K
- LOFTmusic
In 2006, the group started the label Take 6 Records; Feels Good, the first album on their new label, was released the same year. In 2007, they recorded with Eros Ramazzotti for his album E². A year later Take 6 released The Standard, which ventured into more traditional jazz territory.
A Tribute to Dr. Cedric Dent by Yinka Oyelese, moved us so much that we had to feature it here @ ThaHitz.com. [twocol_one] Take 6 is a legendary group and Dr. Cedric Dent is and big reason why. He just recently performed his last show as a full time member of the multi Grammy award winning group.
Jan 29, 1989 · The group now includes two other tenors, Mervyn Warren and David Thomas; a baritone, Cedric Dent, and the bass voice of Alvin (Vinnie) Chea. “Cedric is still in school,” McKnight said.
So Much 2 Say, released in 1990 on Reprise Records, is a Gospel music album by the American contemporary Gospel music group Take 6. The album appeared on the gospel, jazz, and R&B charts of Billboard magazine.
