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A ‘huge’ thank you for your tremendous support in submitting an ‘Inspirational Song of the Day’!  Today’s song was “Something About the Name of Jesus’, Kirk Franklin & Rance Allen.  “Thank You’ by Dae Lee also dropped on Sunday Morning Inspirations.  Check out the complete playlist if you are looking for a song!  If you are looking to catch the 27th Annual Stellar Awards on television, scheduled to be shown in our area on February 26th on ABC-Channel 9, log onto www.thestellarawards.com.    Speaking of the Stellar Awards, Check out Ricky Dillard!  Have a great week!

Playlist for January 29, 2012

7a

“Right Now I’m Saved”Joshua’s Troop

“In The Middle”Isaac Caree

“The Prayers”JMoss

“A God Like You”Kirk Franklin

Kingdom Connection-Dr. Casey Kimbrough, Mt. Carmel Baptist Church

“Sound The Trumpet”Judith McAllister

“I Feel Good”Fred Hammond

“Be Still”Yolanda Adams

“Spiritual”Donald Lawrence

“Make Me New”Mali Music

“Just For Me”Shekinah Glory Ministry

8a

‘Put It On The Altar”Jessica Reedy

 ”I Just Wanna Be”Kenny Curry

 ”After This”JJ Hairston & Youthful Praise

“Good And Bad”JMoss

Kingdom Letter

“I Smile”Kirk Franklin

“I Hear The Sound”Maurette Brown Clark

“You Are”Kierra Sheard

 ”My Testimony”Marvin Sapp

“He Turned It”Ricky Dillard & New G

9a

“Survive”MaryMary

“Nobody Greater”Vashawn Mitchell

“So Proud”Brian Courtney Wilson

“Shifting The Atmosphere”Jason Nelson

Kingdom Connection-Dr.Casey Kimbrough, Mt. Carmel Baptist Church

“Thank You”Dae Lee

“My Day”Canton Jones

`”Still Able”James Fortune

“Bless The Lord”Myron Butler

“In The Middle”Isaac Caree

“Dream”Shirley Murdock

10a

“Waging War”Cece Winans

“Let The Church Say Amen”Andrae Crouch

“Bread  Of Heaven”John P.Kee

“Something About The Name Jesus”Kirk Franklin f/Rance Allen, Inspirational Song of the Day

“A God Like You”Kirk Franklin

“I Won’t Go Back”William McDowell

“Souled Out”Hezekiah Walker

“I Feel Good”Fred Hammond

“My Testimony”Marvin Sapp

“I Get Joy”Coko

 11a

“Hello Fear”Kirk Franklin

“Spiritual”Donald Lawrence

“I Need Your Glory”Ernest Pugh

“Yet Love”Luther Barnes

Kingdom Connection-Dr.Casey Kimbrough, Mt. Carmel Baptist Church

“Real”The Tommies

“I Hear The Sound”Maurette Brown Clark

“You Gave Me Hope”Wess Morgan

“Put Your Hands Up”Darius Brooks

“Good And Bad”JMoss

“Come Ye Disconsolate”Ted & Sherri

10. Quentin Tarantino and Roger Avary prove themselves to be awkward nerds

9. Matt Stone and Trey Parker dressed up as Gwyneth Paltrow and Jennifer Lopez

8. Rob Lowe sings with Snow White

7. Roberto Benigni leap from chair to chair

Universal Republic Records and The Recording Academy have paired together to release the album. This will be the 18th edition of the best-selling collection. A portion of the proceeds from the album benefits the MusiCares Foundation and the GRAMMY Foundation – both of which were established by The Recording Academy.

MusiCares provides services and resources to musicians in need. Programs range from financial assistance to medical aid to senior housing, with a focus on bettering the musical community. The GRAMMY Foundation aims to further the understanding and appreciation of recorded music as a part of American culture. Its programs engage the industry and general public, spotlighting the importance of music in schools and the preservation of our rich heritage, among other issues.

This year’s GRAMMY Awards will take place on Sunday, February 12 at the Staples Center in Los Angeles and air on CBS.

Follow updates about The GRAMMYs at CBS Local.

2012 GRAMMY Nominees Album Tracklist:

1. Adele: “Rolling In The Deep,” nominated for Record Of The Year and Album Of The Year.

2. Bruno Mars: “Grenade,” nominated for Record Of The Year and Album Of The Year.

3. Katy Perry: “Firework,” nominated for Record Of The Year.

4. Maroon 5 featuring Christina Aguilera: “Moves Like Jagger,” nominated for Best Pop Duo/Group Performance.

5. Nicki Minaj: “Super Bass,” nominated for Best New Artist.

6. Rihanna featuring Drake: “What’s My Name?” nominated for Album Of The Year.

7. J. Cole: “Work Out,” nominated for Best New Artist.

8. Lady Gaga: “You and I,” nominated for Album Of The Year.

9. Foster The People: “Pumped Up Kicks,” nominated for Best Pop Duo/Group Performance.

10. Skrillex: “Scary Monsters And Nice Sprites,” nominated for Best New Artist.

11. Coldplay: “Paradise,” nominated for Best Pop Duo/Group Performance.

12. Foo Fighters: “Walk,” nominated for Album Of The Year.

13. The Band Perry: “If I Die Young,” nominated for Best New Artist.

14. Mumford & Sons: “The Cave,” nominated for Record Of The Year.

15. Bon Iver: “Holocene,” nominated for Record Of The Year and Best New Artist.

16. Lady Antebellum: “Just A Kiss,” nominated for Best Country Album.

17. Taylor Swift: “Mean,” nominated for Best Country Album.

18. Blake Shelton: “Honey Bee,” nominated for Best Country Album.

19. Eric Church: “Drink In My Hand,” nominated for Best Country Album.

20. The Black Keys: “Dearest,” nominated for Best Pop Duo/Group Performance.

21. Jason Aldean with Kelly Clarkson: “Don’t You Wanna Stay,” nominated for Best Country Album.

22. Tony Bennett and Amy Winehouse: “Body and Soul,” nominated for Best Pop Duo/Group Performance.

Last.fm Trends looks at how fans have settled in with his latest release, even as he plans on new ones.

The graph above shows the last year, with Take Care‘s eventual peak of over 800,000 weekly plays clear to see. His plays are now down to around 350,000 per week, which is still an improvement over 2011′s average.

As for Drake’s charts, perhaps surprisingly none of his new tracks have yet made it to the top. Most popular is still “Best I Ever Had” with 2,771,300 scrobbles from 898,931 listeners. Comparatively, Take Care’s biggest track “Headlines” lags behind with 555,085 scrobbles from 58,284 listeners, placing it at #9 on his six-month chart. Despite an increase in overall plays, fans are still loving older material the most.

Learn more about Drake at his Last.fm page. Meanwhile, Last.fm Trends brings you the news in scrobbles every weekday.