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Alvin Chea, Cedric Dent, and David Thomas joined. [3] Career. The band signed a contract with Warner Alliance [4] in 1987 and changed its name to Take 6 after a search revealed the name "Alliance" was in use. Their self-titled debut album (1988) won Grammy Awards in the gospel and jazz categories [3] and three Dove Awards.
From the Philharmonie in Munich, The a capella gospel music sextet Take 6 in concertMark Kibble – first tenorClaude V. McKnight – first tenorCedrik Dent - ba...
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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.
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As a baritone vocalist, music arranger, and producer, Dent was a member of TAKE 6. The group is TAKE 6, who released their first commercial recording in 1988 on Warner Brothers Records. TAKE 6 has since recorded for Heads Up as well as their own label, TAKE 6 Records.
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. “He ...
Dr. Cedric Carl Dent, a native of Detroit, Michigan, was a baritone vocalist, music arranger, and co-producer of the 10-time Grammy Award-winning vocal group, TAKE 6. After 25 years, Dent retired from full-time performing and has been an eritus member of the group since 2011.
Dec 18, 2021 · A cappella doo-wop, gospel sextet Take 6 was formed on the only Historically Black College and University (HBCU) Seventh Day Adventist campus of Oakwood University in 1980 in Huntsville, Alabama. The ensemble’s repertoire includes jazz, doo-wop, Contemporary R&B, Negro Spirituals, and Classical European genres of music.
