(What a friend - Sample from Cheryl ...in Hymns)

Cheryl, along with the exquisitely talented Producer/Accompanist Jon Williams (Jamaica), has artistically crafted Hymnal favorites in contemporary style, grafting them deftly into the current era. At times the transition is mild and mostly familiar; then, it’s a startlingly refreshing contrast; and on other songs it is a comfortingly personalized poignancy. But this collective is not to be missed!! Order now to get your copy.

In this extended reggae version of Nature Boy, Cheryl has added a reprise to her Taste of Jazz version by engaging a well-known reggae melody for a provocative amalgam.

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Cheryl chose to go jazz for her debut solo project. Her charming EP, “…a taste of jazz”, which includes endearing introductions of each song, reflects Cheryl’s personal stylings of well-known jazz favorites.

ToJ Tr05 - Nature boy intro

ToJ Tr03 - Summertime intro

ToJ Tr01 - Opening intro

(What a friend - Sample from Cheryl ...in Hymns)

Cheryl, along with the exquisitely talented Producer/Accompanist Jon Williams (Jamaica), has artistically crafted Hymnal favorites in contemporary style, grafting them deftly into the current era. At times the transition is mild and mostly familiar; then, it’s a startlingly refreshing contrast; and on other songs it is a comfortingly personalized poignancy. But this collective is not to be missed!! Order now to get your copy.

CIH Track

CIH Track

12 - O Sacred head now wounded

When I survey The Wondrous Cross

10 - Great Is Your Faithfulness

09 - My Faith Looks Up To Thee

08 - O Sacred Head Now Wounded

07 - Fairest Lord Jesus

06 - Go Tell It On The Mountain

05 - Precious Lord, Take My Hand

04 - Just A Closer Walk With Thee

02 - What A Friend We Have In Jesus

01 - Yes God Is Real

You need to have the Audio Player Plugin installed to use this shortcodeAn upbeat tune anchored in moving Nyabinghi rhythms, Let Your Light Shine is always an audience favorite. Written by Cheryl for theatre, the song's versatility is central to its appeal. It has been used in a variety of contexts, including as an educational reference piece in lectures on African rhythms, from Jamaica to Africa.

You need to have the Audio Player Plugin installed to use this shortcode (What a friend - Sample from Cheryl ...in Hymns)

Cheryl, along with the exquisitely talented Producer/Accompanist Jon Williams (Jamaica), has artistically crafted Hymnal favorites in contemporary style, grafting them deftly into the current era. At times the transition is mild and mostly familiar; then, it’s a startlingly refreshing contrast; and on other songs it is a comfortingly personalized poignancy. But this collective is not to be missed!!

Cheryl chose to go jazz for her debut solo project. Her charming EP, “…a taste of jazz”, which includes endearing introductions of each song, reflects Cheryl’s personal stylings of well-known jazz favorites.