Country Music Legend Margie Singleton Hopes New Gospel Release Will Bring People To Jesus
- by Michael Stover
Earlier this year, at age 82, country music legend, Margie Singleton released her chart-topping single and video, "Jesus Is My Pusher." The video earned an LA Music Video Award, and Margie was inducted into the Atlanta Music Hall of Fame and the Independent Country Music Hall of Fame, proving that age, really is, only a number.
Now, one month before her 83rd birthday, Margie returns with her "Mighty Mission" from God...a new Country Gospel single and video, "Heaven Or Hell." The powerful new video, directed and edited by Kenny Harrison, pulls no punches, with its hellish scenes of fire and brimstone. MTS Management Group will handle publicity and promotions of the single and video.
Margie wrote the song after a conversation with her pastor, Kent Riddle:
"A couple of months ago, my associate pastor Brother Kent Riddle said he was planning a revival about the consequences of hell, and asked me to write a song about it," said Margie. "Well, I had to do some praying right there because that (to me) was a 'mighty mission.' I asked God to help me on this...and He sure did!! It came directly from Him! I wrote it down on paper, but God used me as His vessel and allowed me to record it for His will and purpose. I hope you all will enjoy it, and I hope those who are not yet believers will hear it and come to Jesus while they still have time."
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Legendary country singer-songwriter, Margie Singleton was a pioneer at the forefront of country music in the 1950s and '60s. During her career, Margie recorded a total of 9 Top 40 Billboard country singles, including her biggest hit, "Keeping Up With the Joneses," a Top 5 hit with Faron Young. Margie's hit, "Old Records" was a Top 10 smash on Cashbox and Record World, two of the most influential charts of the day. She was the first female artist to record a full album with George Jones, 14 tracks in all, including two of Margie's original songs, and she was a backup singer for The Jordanaires.
In 1967, Margie's husband, Leon Ashley had a #1 Billboard Country hit, "Laura," a song they penned together. Margie's songs have been covered by fellow legends like Charley Pride, Tom Jones, Kenny Rogers, Tammy Wynette, and many others.
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